Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-06-17
Bridgeport Post.)

SAA and superbly illustrated with half tone cuts of prominent men, buildings and scenery of Waterbury. The publication consists of 72 pages and is one that will be carefully preserved by the people of Waterbury. For such manifestation of legitimate enterprise Messrs O. and M. T. Maloney, publishers of the DEMOCRAT, are to be congratulated. They have success fully carried out large and arduous un- dertaking.
 Waterbury American.) The DEMOCRAT has issued souvenir edition devoted to the factories, stores and many of the prominent men in Water bury. It. is abundanty illustrated with pictures and it is gratifying to find that there are so many good looking men among us. The engravings are all cleanly cut and we'll printed, and the letter press is graphic and interesting. The volume has 70 pages and is for sale at 15 cents copy.
 (New Haven Journal and Courier) The Waterbury DEMOCRATS souvenir edition is 8 most creditable production < throughout. It gives 100 or more illustra, tions of Waterbury's schools, manufac- tories, churches and dwellings, aud as many more pictures of it's important busi. ness and professional men, and presents very neat appearance geographically. (Naugatuck Enterprise)
 The souvenir edition of the Waterbury DEMOCRAT is a fine work of art and com pilation of descriptive reading. It is in magazine form, of many pages and can be obtained of the boys selling the DEMOCRAT in this place.
 (New Britain Bee.) The enterprising Waterbury DEMOCRAT has published a souvenir of 70 pages in book form, containing views of Waterbury, portraits of it's prominent men and sketches of it's business enterprises, etc. ! The DEMOCRAT always succeeds we'll in what it undertakes.
 South Norwalk Sentinel) A handsome souvenir edition of the Waterbury DEMOCRAT comes to us, richly \ Illustrated with half-tone cuts, showing the diversified industries, stores and prominent men of that thrifty city. It \ is a piece of work of which the DEMOCRAT and the people of Waterbury should feel proud.
 (New London Telegraph.) A beautiful illustrated souvenir edition | of seventy pages was that which the Water bury DEMOCRAT issued last week descrip- ! tive of a prosperous city and a thriving \ newspaper. In typographical neatness | ar.d quality of contents, it is wonderful | ly fine piece of work, and valuable ad- vertisement for the Brass City. (Ansonia Sentinel) We do not rememh CT ever having seen a | more beautiful souvenir edition of news paper than that recently issued by the | Waterbury DEMOCRAT It is not only handsome in typography, but it is filled | with excellent matter, the most of which will possess value as the years roll on Every one interested in Waterbury, its schools and its institutions, should secure and preserve a copy of the DEMOCRATS \ souvenir.
 | Connecticut Catholic
 The Waterbury DEMOCRAT has just is- sued one of the handsomest souvenir numbers that we have ever seen. It is most profusely and richly illustrated with a remarkable variety and excellence of pictorial selections, on paper that is rich in | texture and beautiful in tint. There is | also well written and carefully prepared account of Brass City induction which really make valuable history of Water | bury. Anyone who is interested in know ing the history of Waterbury's leading citizens and industries would do we'll to secure the souvenir edition of the Water bury DEMOCRAT for a keepsake. The I prise and public spirit of ths Messrs Ma loney, who have brought the DEMOCRAT from the position of struggling and in significant weekly to 8 prosperous and pretentious daily publication.
 (Danbury News.
 The Waterbury DEMOCRAT has issued a seventy page souvenir, profusely illus trated and finely printed. It is one of the l most attractive publications of its kind ever issued in the state.
 (New Haven News)
 The Waterbury DEMOCRAT has issued a handsome souvenir edition. It is excellent ly gotten up, with beautiful illustrations and bound with rich violet blue. The contents of the edition furnish a remarka- bly complete history of Waterbu y's chief citizens and industries, and V i'll be val uable keepsake for Waterbury people. The whole enterprise reflects credit on the | Messrs Maloney, the owners of the DEMO ingenuity and energy that have brought them to the front in Connecticut journal ism.
 (Winsted Citiz n.)
 "What do you think of Waterbury and the souvenir edition of the DEMOCRAT ?'' is the question asked by the Maloney Brothers, publishers of the Waterbury DEMOCRAT. Well, we think Waterbury is 8 growing, pushing, enterpris'ng city. And as for the souvenir edition, it is away and beyond anything of the kind ever is- sued in this state by any newspaper so far as we have seen. The souvenir is a work of art, and it is very comprehensive, too. It is credit to the DEMOCRAT and it's pu blishers, and the Maloney brothers have right to plume themselves over the success of the souvenir.
 (Valley Catholic.)
 Waterbury is famous for its many en- terprises, that of the brass business sur Ipassing anything of it's kiud in the United States. But before us lies an entirely new feature in the enterprising spirit of our city. It is the souvenir edition which the Waterbury EVENING DEMOCRAT pre- sents to the public. The successful news paper and printing ability of the Messrs Maloney has long since been conceded. From weekly, developed in 'S1 the DEMO: GRAF took it's position as a daily, Decem- Der, '97, and now averages circulation of $500 daily: Justly birding itself on it's