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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
COIORED DRESS GOOD

InO pieces eolored dress goods in all the shades of the rainbow, in plain and novelty effects, regular 2Jc goods, opening sale, 2J pieces 10 inch wool checks, all shades, regular 35c goods. open ing sale, :iti inch colorcd henTiettas, all shades regular prIce S5c, opening sale. 10 inch all wool ladies' cloth, regular price j0c, opening sale 4O inch wOrsted checks and mixtures. very pretty goods, value d2 2c, opening sale 52 inch all wool fancy Matalaisse, act ual vale S5c, opening sale F inch all wool silk effect novelties, we'll worth Iac, opening sale II inch all wool ladies' cloth, in all shades and mixtures, goods that would be cheap at I5c, opening sale
 42 inch all wool jacquards, silk effect, goods manufactured 10 sell for d5c sale price
 46 inch all wool silk finish imperial serge, regular price :Sc, opening sale,
 42 inch all wool crepon in staple and evening shades, regular price Sl, opening sale, F inch all wool illuminated rough novelties, good value at Sl, open
 ing sale,
 5O inch silk and wool illuminated ben
 galine, value sl 50, opening sale, 4G inch silk mixed heavy weight nov cities, value Sl. opening sale, IS inch all wool satin finished selaile,
 all shades, value SIPS. opening sale,
 5O inch rough effects Boucie snitings. beautiful combinations yalue sI.5O, opening sale. 54 inch all wool cassimere, value Si-i5 opening sale,
 DOMESTlCS. Al 4c--Case full yard wide sheeting,
 regular price 6c, opening sale Al Io3e-5 pieces S- unbleached
 shooting. regular price lSe, open
 ing sale | Al 34c-Case 2a-inch domet flannel,
 regular price 6c, opening sale Al Gc-5O pieces light and dark outing | flanneis, regular price luc open
 ing price All 3-Sc-42-inch uubleached pillow
 case muslin, regular price iOe.
 opening sale At 5c-Heavy striped ticking, regular
 drice l2tc, opening sale 1 KID GLOVES. lbulton walking gloves, Russian reds
 and browns, pique seams, open
 ing sale price, | Special opening prices on all our Kid Gloves.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
NICHOLAS NO COWARD.
Russia,s New Czar Say. He win Abolish tn.
 Secret Police.

Russia,s New Cxar Says He xni Abolish the
 Secret Police.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. ao-Czar Nich- olas, in consultation with the grand dukes, declared that it was his Intention to abolish tho secret court police and the state of siege. He also favored freedom of the press. He said that If 1t was his fate to be killed the secret police could not protect him. It is reported that Gov ernor Heyden of Finland has gone to St. Petersburg to report to the czar that tho Finlanders refuse to swear allegiance to him
 It was terrible moment when the time came for the family of Czar Alex ander to bid farewell to his remains The widowed empress mounted tho stops of the bier supported by her son, Czar Mich. olas. Her feelings spent themselves In a burst of hysterical sobs and tears, from which she wns unable to recover. Again and again she bent over and kissed the dead hands lying crossed upon her hus- bands breast. Then she stood aside, and the other imperial and royal personages kissed the hands. after which the general public withdrew. Then a rosary was laid upon the deceased's forehead, and an ab- solution written upon parchment was placed in the hands. The interment fol. l lowed.
 1hc sSeho ol SohAusioh Sunuay aItcr' noon in the vicinity of the Fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul was remarkable. FoI more than a mile in all directions there was a seething, suffocating mass of peo pie, among whom cossacks were vainly trying to keep order with knouts and ths heels of their wild horses. regardless oi the lives or limbs of the people. Finally fire engines wore brought hose stretched and water turned on. The powerful streams scattered the people in the front like chaff only to be driven back by tn, pressure from behind. The cossacki struck the people across their faces witt | great whips. One man was killed by kick. A boy was suffocated in the crowd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Ladies' DOngOla Kid Shoes. made in the latest cut SIPS Jc Ladies' fine Kid Shoes. needle toe,
 razor toe. opera toe. square toe,
 Philadelphia toe and common sense 9c opening sale price Sl.6S Ladies' fine Vici Kid Shoes. in the
 most approved cuts and styles. Lace 'c and Buttoned. opening sale S2.SO Ladies' Shoes made from selected Kid
 in the famous dongola walking boot -e opening sale ss Ss Ladies' Shoes made from the pest ,. stock in laced and buttoned. in all the latest shapes. opening sale price
 Children's fine Vici Kid Shoes. sizes
 to sk. opening sale price 4Sc Misses fine Kid Shoes, sizes II to 2. ac opening sale price "oc Misses DongolA Kid Shoes. sizes II
 to ?. opening sale price 5Oc ac Ladies' fine Kid Slippers. all sizes.
 opening sale price 49c Ladies' fine Vice Kid Bleached Slip 'ac pers. opening sale price ISC Infants kid shoes. opening sale price 2SC Boys shoes. made of fine calf. opening .o, sale price SIPS Youths calf shoes, opening sale price 9SC Mems fancy brocaded velvet slippers.
 opening sale price 4IC Mems fine kid slippers and ties. open 9c ing sale price SsS Ladies gaiters made of fine beaver. 25C Ladies' gaiters. regular price 75c open
 ing sale price 3St Ladies long cloth leggins. opening
 sale price sl-Ss Boys tan colored leather leggins. m. opening sale price Sl bs Special low prices on Ladies. Misses.
 Childrens, Boys and Youths rubbers ,. and arctics rubber boots.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
Canada a Haven For BIrami.,s.

TORONTO. Nov. 2o.-An important de- cision was given by the queens bench di- visional court. It is to the effect that the Dominion government Is powerless to punish bigamists when the ceremonysof the second marriage is performed in the United States or sny other foreign coun- trx-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
Fire In Midtown.

wLKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. 2o.-A disas- trous fire occurred at Midtown. this county. The hotels of John Harvey, James Joyce and William Sheridan, the clothing store of Nathan Shipman and five dwelling hous .sere laid in ashes
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20

CLEvELAND. Nov. 20. - Ex- President Harrison is here today as counsel in con. sultation with Chairman J. NJ. Quigiey and representatives and trustees of the preferred coupon stock of the Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City railroad
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
Ciucinna,, Court of IpouIr,.

wAsHISGToN. Nov. 20.-Aoting Secre. tary McAdoo appointed court of in. quiry to investigate tho accident sustain. cd by the cruiser Cincinnati last Friday of Execution rock, New York harbor. 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
KOLB CALLS FOR HELP.
The Populist Leader of Alabama
 Claims the Governorship.
SAYS HE WILL HAVE THE OFFICE.

He Has Issued Proclamation, In Which
 He Declares That He wnI Be Ready to
 Be Inaugurated Dec. I, and Asbs All His
 Followers to See Him Through.
 BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 20.-Reuben F. Kolb, the defeated candidate of the Populist party for governor of Alabama, publishes a lengthy address to the people of Alabama in the state organ of the Kolbites and Populists, in which he de- clares his intention to be inangurated governor of the state Dec. l, and calls upon his followers everywhere to gather at Montgomery on that day and aid him in taking his seat.
 The address begins by saying that the paramount issue in the late state cam paign was honest elections and charges that frauds were committed in 1892. It says there was almost O universal demand against the repetition of these frauds.
 The address then says that after the election this year Kolb issued an address
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20

BOSTON. Nov. 20.-The large three story frame stable of Lucius Flanders, a truck. man, on Granite street. South Boston to- gether with a horses. 20 double teams and large quantity of harness and other stable paraphernalia, was destroyed by fro
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20

stating he had been elected, shortly after which his leaders held q conference As a result of this conference meetings were called in every county for the purpose of ascertaining the wishes of tho people with reference to the alleged frauds.
 A convention was also called at Mont gomery for Nov. 12, says the address, at which resolutions were adopted to the ef- feet that Kolb was elected by the qualified electors; that the will of the people was set aside through the agency of election managers and county officials, aided and abetted by the corrupt judiciary.
 Kolb then says that last Saturday. when the legislature convened in joint session to count tho votes for state officers, Sen ator Goodwin arose to file a protest sign ed by fl Populist members of tho legisla- ture against counting the vote of certain counties where, it is alleged, frauds were committed, wken Speaker Clarke of the house made Goodwin out of order and ordered him to take his seat. calling upon tho doorkeeper to seat him. The address then concludes:
 Wholesale Frauds Alleged.
 "The official count, ns declared by the speaker, gives Oates a majority of 27, 5S2. Election frauds committed in the counties named in the protest of Senator Goodwin, of which We have positive and sworn evil
 
 wipe out all the majorities claimed for Oates. The foregoing considered and in view of the exciting conditions in Ala bama, l have determined to discharge my full duty to the people of Alabama. l will not fail to repeat the pledges which have made to the people who have given me their confidence and' stood by me so heroically during the past four years.
 You. fellow citizens. have twice elect cd me governor of this state. and this time, by the grace of God and the help of the good people of Alabama, will be gov ernor.
 Doc 1 is the day fixed by tho law for the inauguration of the governor On that day shall be in Montgomery for the purpose of taking the oath of office and my seat as governor And hereby call upon good people in every part of the state to aid me in all proper and peacea ble methods to uphold the law and sol aside the power of traitors and usurper: in Alabama I appeal to my friends and supporters from all parts of the state tC be in Montgomery on the lst day of De cember, thero and then to give me theii support in n lawful and peaceable man ner to vindicate their liberties. II counsel against any unlawful dem | onstration, but ask the presence and co operation of freemen in q necessary effor to enforce tho law and carry out its prof | ect.''
 Tho arrest of Kolb for treason is no
 improbable, and If his followers under | take to seat him, which, judging from tn, | sentiments expressed at their meeting
 in Montgomery last week. they will un | doubtedly do. it is believed there will b l serious trouble.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
Too Rough For the Ericsson

NEW LONDON. Conn.,, Nov. 2o.-The torpedo boat Ericsson made another at tempt to go over the course on her speed trial, but found the water too rough and was compelled to return.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
Testing small Arms.

NEWPORT. k l., Nov. 20.-The testing of small arms was continued at the tor pedo station before the naval small arms hoard
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
Governor Jones on the KoIb Manifesto

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 2O.-when Kolb's manifesto was shown to Governor Jones, the governor remarked: William C. Oates has been elected governor by the fairly expressed will of n majority Of the people of Alabama and has been so de clared by the general assembly. the only tribunal which has the right or authority under the constitution to. declare this re- suit. It Is my duty to see that he is duly installed, and by the grace of God he will be. do not anticipate that any number of men will be foolish enough to heed Kolb's advice, but If shey do so the con. sequences will be on their own heads."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20

your last winters overcoat you will find it too short for this season. Overcoats are ex- tremely long and loose this winter. Very sensible too, for you wear a garment of this kind for comfort not for looks. and there is lots more comfort in a large long Coat. You should see our SIP. s15, SIS s20 Overcoats. they are great values. and great sellers. for thus early We have du- plicated on several lines In Sack Suits the coats are worn very long. our Business and Dress Suits are right up to date. Have you seen them? If you haven't worn our kind its time you did. Its econ- omy as we'll as comfort to wear our RIGHTLY MADE CLOTHING.
 Dress Suits to rent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
A strike Ended.

REYNoLDsvrLLR. Pa, Nov. eU. .-Ths miners met and adjusted -eveFythips sat. isfactorily. They will gosto work today.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
LINENS

At 2c-IO pieces SS-inch half b,eAehed table linen, regular price 45c, open ing sale At jac-5 pieces bleachet 6linch ta- ble linen, regular price 95c, open ing sale Al S5c-S-t turkey red cloths, rngul4r price 50c, opening sale At 5c-5 pieces all linen crash, regular price Sc, opening sale At lTc-lI pieces turkey red table damask. Iegu ar price sSc, open ing sale
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
CLOAK DEPARTMENT LADIES' JACKETS.

Ladies. Jackets. in navy blue and black
 with large full sleeves, 3S inches
 long. opening price S6-S Ladies Tailor Made Jackets. made of
 beaver. double stitched collar and
 seams. opening price S1-l Ladies Cloth Jackets. in rough effect
 with large balloon sleeves. and en-
 pire revers. opening price Ss-S Black and Hayanna. 40 inches long,
 perfect fitting. opening price s9-- Ladies Jackets. made of mixed goods
 with velvet piPings new draPed
 sleeves. opening price sl Ladies' Jackets. in navy blue and
 black. with lap seams and stitehings
 extra fine goods. opening price SIP Ladies' fine Beaver Cloth Jackets.
 lined throughout with heavy satin.
 extra large sleeves, regular price
 Sl9.5o. opening price Sl Ladies' extra fine Jackets, braided and
 fur trimmed with extra large sleeves
 lap seams. regular price s22- 2-50.
 opening price SlS-i
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
Nebrasaa Republicans Protest.
Many Horses Rurne,i.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Nov. 20.-The Repub- licans will demand a recount of votes by the legislature.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
BLACK SILKS.

? 600 yards of all silk black Satin Rha- dame goods, hitherto sold al I5c. Opening sale,
 I 500 yards black faille Franchise wOr- sted, pure silk, good value for S.'c, Opening sale,
 1 ,OO0 yards of extra heavy black satin Dutchess. 2l inches wide, good value for SIPS, Opening sale. 10 pieces black gros grain silks. extra heavy, rich lustre. special value for Sl. Opening sale, G2 pieces of very heavy soft finish satin lustre peau de soie goods, always sold at sI.19 Opening sale,
 COlORED SILKS. ? OOO yards of Bengaline silks, evening shades. beautiful lustres, should be good value at 75c. Opening price,
 20 pieces very fine all silk Gros des Landres, all shades, pure silk, regular S9c quality. Opening sale, 2,OOO yards of all silk satin Duchess in all the desirable Shadings. reg ular SIPS quality, opening sale ~ pltCtS Ol blaCh -iNuhA eAtlhs oulin stripes in every color stripe, goods manufactured 10 sell for Sl.OO. opening sale , Novelty silks in immense variety, and as space is limited will be sufii- cient to say the price is right 25 pieces of colored vests, velvet, reg ular Sl.OO quality, opening sale Novelty yelyets in plaids, cheap dots, etc, in the newest and prettiest designs ever shown
 BLACK DRESS GOODS 25 pieces of 4O-inch all wool black !, Henrietta, the regular jOc quality, opening sale
 4G-inch all wool black double warr whip cords. goods that would be cheap for I5c, opening sale 4C-inch extra fine imperial twill. war ranted not 10 slip goods, value for S5c. opening sale
 5O-inch all wool jet black storm serge, extra heavy and firm, regular SIC, opening sale
 54-inch all wool extra heavy diagonal chevIots, good value for Sl.O0 opening sale
 I2-inch extra fine satin finish blacl Henrietta, good value for Sjc, open ing sale
 4S-inch all wool silk effect brocades regular Sl.00 quality, opening sal' 4S-inch extra heavy double warp satin finish Henrietta, regular SIPS, opening sale
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
IS' MUSLIN UNDER
 GARMENTS.

Corset covers, long whist, perfect fit-
 ting, all sizes. opening sale, a Corset covers, with Y of handsome
 embroidery, opening sale. SS Corset covers, with trimmings of
 Valencia lace, Is Drawers. heavy muslin, hem tncks and
 finishing braid, 1a Drawers. with Valencia lace and hem
 stitching, sale price, +5 Nighigowns. with insertions of en-
 brOidery, sale price, S NighIgowns, with hem stitchings and
 insertions of embroidery, sale price, 5j NightgOwns, with silk stiichings on
 square yoke, regular price, Si.Sa.
 opening sale, a NightgOwns, heavy muslin, handsome
 embroidered yoke. extra long
 sleeves, opening sale. sc White skirts, with two rufiles of hand
 some embroidery. regular price,
 Sl.25, opening sale, de
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
FIXTURES AND BRACl
 FITS COMPLETE

I0.O0 yards of figured siikolines in
 dainty patterns, regular price lste,
 opening sale, S 800 poles, pole ends and brackets com
 plete, opening sale. lSe n pieces of figured Creionne, alWAys
 l2ic, opening sale, sc s0 pieces of satin ruehe in all shades
 for draperies and furniture cover
 ing. goods worth 6ssc, opening sale, 4se The assortment of goods on this floor is so immense that description Is useless
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
LADIES CAFES

Ladies fine cloth capes with double
 cape and velvet collar. regular price c sT.5o opening price. s4 70 Ladies' fine beaver cloth capes, appli-
 que trimmed, velvet pipings and
 collar, regular price SS.75 opening
 price sS-5O Ladies' fine cloth caIes. wish fur edge
 and pleated over cape. long length, !. regular price s9 50 opening price S7-5O Ladies pretty double cape. garment
 braided overospe and tur trimmed. E regular price si0. % opening price $50 Ladies' fine silk lined caFes. made of
 very fine beaver. regular price c sl3.T5 opening price sll "o Ladies' plush capes. over cape and fur
 trimmed. opening price ss.'S c Ladies' plush cApes 2 inches long.
 lined throughout with heavy satin.
 fur trimmed. opening price slO-S V Ladies fine plush capes double over
 cape. trimmed with oppossum fur. opening price sll-'O Ladies' coney capes. p inches long. c satin lined. opening price so-SV Ladies' extra fine cOney eapes. So
 incht long. opening price sS-o Ladies' electric seal clpes. 21 inches
 lined throughout with heavy satin. M regular price SIS % OOpenIng price sl4-I5 Ladies black Lynx capes. with sable ,5 collar, extra fine. worth s1s.OO open
 ing price 1910 Ladies fine wool s: al eapes. 20 inches
 long. trimmed with sable collar. ic regular price sSS.O opening price s2'-"O LADIES HOUSE DRESSES. fc Special for opening sale--one lot of Ladies Satetn Wrappers. worth from .e sl. 25 to 1.75. opening priee JOG Ladies fine Flannelette Wrappers.
 made prettily in several different e styles. regular price sl Ss. opening
 day *oc Ladies' Eiderdown Wrappers, in pink, 'e light blue and grey, regular price
 si.9S. opening day sl.Ss
 CORSErS.
 Black Duchess coTseIs, former price
 I5c, sale price 4Sc High bust corsets, former pliec sl-2S, sc sale price Sc ne R. Is G fast black corset, extra long
 waist. - aSc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
THIRD FLOOR

Draperies, Ul h SlsteTy, rugs. mais, hOol OIlclOihs, easel, pictures, shades, curtain fixtures, baskets, fringeS, brass lamps aud tables, silverEare and japanese goods of every description.
 1000 parer and Holland shades, regu-
 lar sac goods, opening sale, lsS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20
MISSES AND CHILDRENS
 GARMENTS.

Children's Eiderdoxn CloAks, trim
 with angora fur in striped and
 plain. regular price sl.45. opening
 price 9Se Children's Long Cloth Cloaks, with
 double care. ages from 2 to years.
 opening price 2-25 Misses Long Cloaks. in ages from 6 to
 12 years, light and dark colors, trip
 pie cape trimmed with braid. regu-
 lar price s6.75. opening price s4 Misses Long Cloaks. made of beaver
 cloth. over capes edged with fur, in
 navy blue and black. regular price
 $50. opening price Se kDTTSs >TT-CT TNnED
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-20

ubutton walking gloves, Russian reds
 and browns, pique seams, open
 ing sale price, Special opening prices on all our Kid Gloves.
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