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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
PRESIDENT LAID UP.
sprained His Ankle at woo.iI-y and Canno,
 Leave His Iss.d.

wA~HI\UroN. Nov. 2l. President Cleveland could not attend the cabinet meeting. Instead he was confined to his bed at Woodley. Private Secretary Thur Der said;
 The president Is very busy on his mes sage and did not come in today. There was nothing important before the csbi- net. have not heard of any accident You know the president suffers at times from rheumatism
 The truth of the matter is that while the president was walking about the grounds at Woodloy he trod upon a round stone. It turned under his foot so quick ly that il sprained his anklo.
 He was at onco carried to the house ana a physician summoned. He suffered in tense agony. and the doctor has forbid den him to movo for a day or so or until the ankle is better
 Mrs. Cleveland drove into town and ar rived just as tho cabinet was in session. She sent out for Secretary Carlisle, and after explaining matters to him the secre, tary of tho treasury went to Woodley, not even going back to the cabinet to no tify his fellow members.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
THE CYNIC.

Gossip Is generally a desire to get even. It is rare man who can do favor deli cately.
 Everything a man likes to do n woman can prove is wicked.
 The people pay moro for love than for any other necessary evil on earth. Tho moro friends business man has the more things he sells below cost. Faith is something possessed entirely by the children, and they don't know they have 1t.
 The younger woman is the more in- dignant she is when she hears of n had husband.
 The majority of people are much better looking than their lingerie when it hangs on a wash line.
 A keen look at the wolf at your door will show him to be the ghost of your i'll management and shiftiessness. Globe .- .r.a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
LADIES' HEAVY UNDEI
 WEAR.

Ladies heavy merino vest and pants,
 not ribbed. former price. JOc,
 bargain day, Heavy ribbed vests. satin front, former
 price Soc, sale price, : Cancels hairs vests and pants, regular
 price 15c, sale price, White wool vests and pants, regular
 price sl p, sale price, Scarlet wool vests and pants, regular
 price, SIPS, sale price,
 Combination suits. former price SI-JO
 sale price
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
NOTIONS.

Lead pencil with rubber top, regular
 price, 5c, sale price, Large writing pads, regular price lOc.
 sale price, Cream soap, regular price V. sale
 price, Buttermilk soap, regular price I5c sale
 price, White and black belting, regular price
 5c, sale price, Leather purses, regular price l5c, sale
 price. Face powder, regular price l5c, sale
 price, Ladies fancy garters with fancy
 buckles, former price j0c, sale
 price, White Angora fur irimminr- sale rica
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Ladies' Dongola Kid Shoes. made
 in the latest cut BPS t'c Ladies' fine Kid Shoes. needle toe.
 razor toe. opera toe. square toe.
 Philadelphia toe and common sense ''e bargain day price l.6S Ladies fine Vici Kid Shoes. in the
 most approved cuts and styles. Lace '"c and Buttoned. S2.5O Ladies Shoes made from selected Kid in the famous dOngOla walking boot bargain day s2 9S Ladies' Shoes made from the best .,, stock in laced and buttOnsd. in All the latest shapes, bargain daypriee
 Children's fine Vici Kid Shoes sizes
 to sA. bargain day price isc Misses fine Kid Shoes. sizes II to 2. Iac bargain day price 9sc Misses Dongola Kid Shoes. sizes II
 to ,. bargain day price soc jac Ladies fine Kid Slippers. all sizes.
 bargain day price i9c Ladies fine Vice Kid Bleached Slip >'c Pers. bargain day price d5c Infants kid shoes. opening sale price 25c Boys shoes. made of fine calf. bargain ,n. day price SIPS Youths calf shoes. bargain day price 9sc Mems fancy brocaded velvet slippers.
 bargain day price I7e Mems fine kid slippers and ties. open I!lc ing sale price 9Sc Ladies gaiters made of fine beaver. 25c Ladies gaiters. regular price 75c open
 ing sale price 39c Ladies' long cloth leggins. opening
 sale price s1-39 Boys tan colored leather leggins. ,o. bargain day price Sl 69 Special low prices on Ladies. Misses.
 Childrens. Boys and Youths rubbers ,,., and arctics, rubber boots.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21

wero displayed on the altar. producing a grewsome effect. Franch refused to sign his death warrant. as the law requires, OK claiming. Long live anarchy"'
 Upon entering the chapel Branch re- fused to receive the priests, and to a Jes. uit father, who sought to administer re. Iigious consolation, the anarchist ex- claimed fiercely:
 Get out, l was only acting-only pretending to be religious in order to live well and hoping to get n pardon. The crime I committed was an expiation due from the bourgeoisie.'
 Franch's daughter Is to be rebaptized and christencd Libertad.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
JAPAN HAS DECLINED.
Our Offer of Mediation Cour-
 teously but Firmly Refused.
CHINA NOW MUST BEND THE KNEE.

Only a Direct Request For Terms of Peace
 VIII Be Recognized-Capturc of Two
 Americans Employed by China to Destroy
 Japan's Fleet
 TOKYO, Nov. 2l.-It Is learned that tho Japanese government has sent its TO- ply to the note of United States Minister Dun asking whether a tender by the pres ident of the United States of his good offices in the interest of restoring peace fin the east would be agreeable to Japan Before reaching n conclusion the minis try gave the matter consideration for sev- eral days. and finally stated to MT. Dun that although the friendly sentiments which prompted the government and peo- pie of the United States were deeply ap- preciated. the success of the Japanese arms had been such that China should approach Japan directly on the subject.
 In view of the absence of Japanese and Chinese diplomatic representatives at Pe- king and Tokyo respectively, this would imply that any communication between the two governments would be through the American ministers to China and Japan, who since tho outbreak of tho war have had in charge tho interests of the two countries.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
Edison Knocked Out ]! The Waterbury urnl- ture Go of East Main Street has succeeded in doino so,

EDISON has produced inventions which haze c ,me as near to the human bt ing as tt seems possible to go- They are used Tor advertising purposes all over the country.
 We stand Tn wonder and admiration aS we contemplate his genius and skill. Ard We wonder still more at the possibilities of the future when we stop minute to con- slider the Being who created an Edison. But with all Edison's great achievements he has not yet been able to produce some thing which costs nothing to the Merchant something which moves of its own will, something with A heart behind all it says, that is filled with enthusiasm which nothing but the truth can inspire
 This is what the WATERBURY FUR NITURE COMPANY has got. and 1t took 12 long years to make it. Nothing less than some such force as this could put the WATERBURY FURNITURE COMPANY where it stands to-day. Nothing else could account for such a phenomenal growth Tn a population such as they have to depend upon. The great Force of which We speak is the thousands of customers who are our willing Advertis CTS They are our Friends and they speak for us wherever they go with a sincerity that carries con- yiction.
 Our strict adherancs to solid business methods has accomplished this wonderful
 
 our goods is discharged for his pains and the money refunded to the customer. There is no half way about it. If We sell you a suit of solid oak you won't go h ome and find it is only elm made up to look like oak. We don't sell you cherry for solid mahogany. We can do it. but We won't. All of these points piled up to- gether for F years Is the cause of our having more help in our employ than all the other Furniture Houses in the city put together. And still we don't feel that we have done our whole duty to the people. We have not been able yet to bring our business to the degree of perfec- ton which the wants of the people require. But we are getting there. slowly but surely. Oh you ought to see the change we have made in our Chamber Set Crockery and Stove department. It will please you i'm mensely, and you know we spend our whole time trying to please you. Ton You, readers. who are Perusing these lints now. At one glance you can see the whole floor and all its contents This Is one of the strokes of genius that you see Occa- sionally at this establishment. Our help are always awake to the peOPle's desires. Come and see us. and when you want to buy you won't forget us. All the newest things in the market are arriving daily for you to choose from.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
LADIES' HOSIERY

Ladies woOlen hose. wide rib, double
 heels and toes, former price 2.lc,
 sale price, Ladies' fast black hose, former price
 lOc, sale price, Ladies' hose, boot patterns, pretty. new styles, sale price, Ladies hose, fast black, seamless, former price l1c, sale price, Ladies double fieece-lined hose, recu- lar price 2ac. sale price, Black Lisle thread hose, former price ;Oc, sale price, Children's woolen hose, seamless. sale price,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
HUNT FOR A DIAMOND.

There WnI Be a Slaughter of Chickens In
 Hope of Finding IL.
 ORANGE. N j.. Nov. 2l.-Mrs w D. Black of East Orange lost pair of vslu- able diamond earrings. One of them was discovered in some kitchen scraps that had been thrown to the chickens.
 As the other cannot be found, it is sup posed that a chicken swallowed tho gem The slaughter and dissection of chickens will now commence in hope of finding 1t. They are all valuable birds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
Found In the Creek.

LANCASTER. Pa. Nov. 21.-The body of Landis Hostetter, a young man who nas been missing from home for a week, was found in Little Conestoga creek, with ihe throat cut from ear to ear. It Is be. ieved to be a case of suicide, i'll health be- ng assigned as the motive.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
Crew Rescued at Sea.

NEW YORK. Nov. !I.-Captain John Simmons and six of the crew of the brig Victoria of Lunenburg x. S., arrived on ihe bark Robert $. Besnard. having aban- ioned their vessel Nov. ] and being pick d up several hours later
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
BRANCH EXECUTED.
The Barcelona Bomb Thrower Meets HI
 

BARCELONA. Nov. 2l.-Jose Salvador Branch, probably tho most desperate an- arohist now living. the man who on Nov. :, 1893, thraw a dynamite bomb into the Liceo theater here. killing 20 people and wounding 50 others. was executed here this morning.
 Branch was taken to tho prison chapel yesterday. there to pass the last eI hours of his life. Tho chapel was heavily drap- ed with black, and lighted yellow candles
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21

PENSACOLA. Fla. Nov. 2l.-Thomas rrainor, the convicted murderer of his divorced wife and her husband. died in he county jail in this city of starvation. For several weeks he has refused all food.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
Troops For Indian Territory.

wAsmINGToN. Nov. 2I. - Secretary Smith, Attorney General Olney and Sec 'etary Lamont considered the question of ihe use of troops to suppress the maraud- ITS in Indian Territory. It is expected that tho matter will he laid before tho president before any determination is .sached.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
BLACK SILKS.

, OO0 yards of all silk black Satin Rha- dame goods. hitherto sold al Ijc bargain day,
 |, 300 yards black faille Franchise wor- sted, pure silk, good value for S9c, bargain day,
 900 yards of extra heavy black satin Duchess. 2l inches wide, good value for SIPS, Opening sale, lO pieces black gros grain silks, extra heavy, rich lustre. special value for Sl. bargain day, i3 , pieces of very heavy soft finish satin lustre peau de soie goods. always sold at si.lq bargain day,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
What Brinqs

More happiness and comfort to a man. boy or child. than nice fitting clothes. In season or out of season you can always be we'll dressed and look respectable for you can pay us by the week to suit your con venience. without extra charge. We con- duct our business strictly confidential and open accounts with everybody.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
We Appeal

To your common sense as we'll as to your interest to give the following facts your serious consideration. We are a firm with an enviable reputation in this city, as we'll as in larger cities for making fine clothing to last and to fit right. We man ufacture all our own goods. consequently can sell you
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21

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. sl5. 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 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.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDER
 GARMENTS.

Corset covers, long waist. perfect fit-
 ting, all sizes, bargain day, 2 Corset covers, with V of handsome
 embroidery, bargain day. 23 Corset covers, with trimmings of
 Valencia lace, 4S Drawers, heavy muslin, hem tUcks and
 finishing braid. ls Drawers. with Valencia lace and hem
 stitching, sale price, 4 NightgOwns. with insertions of em-
 brOidery, sale price, 3! NighIgOwnS, with hem StiichinEs and
 insertions of OfembrOidery, sale price, $; NightgOwns, with silk siiichings on
 square yoke, regular price, Sl.S9,
 bargain day, 5g Nightgowns, heavy muslin, handsome
 embroidered yoke. extra long
 sleeves. bargain day. :> White skirts, with two Tuiifes of hand
 some embroidery, regular price,
 S1-25, tarsain day, q.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
COLORED SILKS

, UOO yards of Bengaline silks, evening be good value at I5c. Opening price,
 20 pieces very fine all silk GrOs des Landres. all shades, pure silk, regular S9c quality. bargain day, 2,OOO yards of all silk satin Duchess in all the desirable shadingS. reg ular Sl.25 quality, bargain day 2O pieces of black ground satin. oulin stripes in every color stripe, goods manufactured 10 sell for Sl.OO. bargain day Novelty silks in immense variety, and as space is limited will be suffi- cient to say the price is right. 25 pieces of colored vests, velvet, reg ular Sl.0O quality, bargain day Novelty velvets in plaids, cheap dots, etc, in the newest and prettiest designs ever shown
 BLACK DRESS GOODS a1 pieces of 4o-inch all wool black Henrietta. the regular J0c quality, bargain day
 IG-inch all wool black double warp 
 whip cords, goods that would be cheap for Ijc, bargain day 46-inch extra fine imperial twill. war ranted not to slip goods, value for Sjc, bargain day :IO-inch all wool jet black storm serge, extra heavy and firm, regular SIC, bargain day
 :54-inch all wool extra heavy diagonal cheviots, good value for Sl.O1. bargain day I2-inch extra fine satin finish black Henrietta, good value for Soc, bar = gain cay
 k inch all wool silk effect brocades. regular Sl.Oo quality, bargain day 4S-inch extra heavy double warp satin finish Henrietta, regular Sl.25, bargain day
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
CLOAK DEPARTMENT. LADIES' JACKETS.

Ladies. Jackets. in navy blue and black with large full sleeves. 3S inches c long. opening price s69S Ladies Tailor Made Jackets made of
 beaver. double stitched collar and ,c seams. opening price S7.75 Ladies Cloth Jackets, in rough effect
 with large balloon sleeves, and em- 'c pire revers. opening price $50 Black and Havanna. 40 inches long. lc perfect fitting. opening price s9 25 Ladies' Jackets. made of mixed goods
 with velvet pipings new draped lc sleeves. opening price sll Ladies Jackets. in navy blue and '. black. with lap seams and stitchiDgs
 extra fine goods. opening price SIP 50 Ladies' fine Beaver Cloth Jackets.
 lined throughout with heavy satin. .c extra large sleeves. regular price
 sl9.50. opening price Sl5 Ladies' extra fine Jackets braided and 5c fur trimmed with extra large sleeves
 lap seams. regular price SD 5O. lc opening price sls-50 n, LADIES' CAFES
 Ladies' fine cloth capes, with double
 cape and velvet collar. regular price ac s7.50 opening price. si 75 Ladies' fine beaver cloth capes, apph- ~ que trimmed. velvet pipings and n, collar. regular price SS.T5 opening S price $50 Ladies' fine cloth caIes. wi;h fur edge
 and pleated over cape. long length, :,c regular price 50 opening price s7.50 Ladies pretty double cape. garment
 braided oyerospe and fur trimmed, ac regular price Sl0.OO opening price sS.5O Ladies fine silk lined caPes. made of
 very fine beaver. regular price 9c sl3.75 opening price sl1 % Ladies plush capes, over cape and fur
 trimmed. opening price ss.15 3c Ladies' plush capes P inches long.
 lined throughout with heavy satin.
 fur trimmed. opening price slO 70 'e Ladies fine plush capes double over ,o cape. trimmed with oppOssum fur. l" opening price sll-15 Ladies' coney capes. 27 inches long. DC satin lined. opening price <6 5O Ladies' extra fine coney capes. 90 Q, inches long. opening price s9 2' Ladies electric seal capes. 27 inches
 lined throughout with heavy satin. @ regular price SIS 50openlng price sl4'5 Ladies black Lynx eapes. with sable 25 collar. extra fine. worth $500 open
 ing price l515 Ladies fine wool ssal eapes. P inches
 long. trimmed with sable collar. +c regular price sS3.O opening price s2s .OO LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES. 'fe Special for opening sale--One lot of
 Ladies' Satetn Wrappers. worth from 'tc sl. 25 to 1.75. opening prIee a5c Ladies' fine Flannelette Wrappers.
 made prettily in several different @ styles regular price sl 3s. opening
 day "se Ladies Eiderdoxn Wrappers. in pink.
 light blue and grey. regular price
 Sl.9S. opening day Sl.Ss
 CORSETS.
 Black Duchess corseIs, former price
 15c, sale price 4J' High bust corsets, former pIicc sl.s5, iEc sale price sS' fine K X G. fast black corset, extra long
 waist. dS'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
LINENS

At 2e-lO pieces jS-inch half bleached table linen, regular. price 45c, bar gainday Al j..c-5 pieces bleached GO-inch Ia- ble linen, regular price 75c, bar gain day At ;iSc-S-i turkey red cloths, regular price Joc, bargain day Al 5c-5 pieces all linen crash, regular price Sc, opening sale Ali lIc-li pieces turkey red table dAmask, regular price Pc, har- gainsiay
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
DRESS GOOD!

the shades of the rainbow in plain and novelty effects, regular 25c goods, bargain day, .15 pieces i0 inch wool checks. all shades. regular S5c goods, open ing sale, :j,i inch colOred henriettas, all shades regular price 31c. bargain day, in inch all wool ladies' cloth, regular price Juc, bargain day Iu inch worsted checks and mixtures. very pretty goods, value 62 2c, bargain day 52 inch all wool fancy Matalaisse, act ual vale Soc, bargain Hay 42 inch all wool silk effect novelties, well worth Iac, bargain day II inch all wool ladies' cloth, in all shades and mixtures, goods that would be cheap at I5c, opening sale
 I2 inch all wool jacquards, silk effect, goods manufactured 10 sell for Ijc sale price l6 inch all wool silk finish imperial serge, regular price :ec, opening sale,
 42 inch all wool crepon in staple and evening shades, regular price Sl, bargain day, I2 inch all wool illuminated rough novelties. good value at Sl, open ing sale, 5O inch silk and wool illuminated ben galine, value sl 90, bargain day, l,i inch silk mixed heavy weight nov cities, value Sl, opening sale. IS inch all wool satin finished selaile.
 
 sale,
 J0 inch rough effects Boucle suitings. beautiful combinations value si.5n, bargain day, 34 inch all wool cassimere, value sl.I1 bargain day, DOMESTICS. At 4c--Case full yard wide sheeting. regular price 6c, bargain day At l2lc-5 pieces S4 unbleached sheeting. regular price lsc, open ing sale Al 3Ic-Case 2a-inch domet flannel, regular price Gc. bargain day Al Gc-JO pieces light and dark outing f,anneis, regular price lac open ing price At : 3-;ic-i2-inch unbleached pillow case muslin, regular price lOc. bargain day At 1c-Heavy striped ticking, regular drice I2fc, bargain day
 KID Gl.ON E.S. 1 button walking gloves, Russian reds and browns, pique seams, bar gain day price.
 Special opening prices on all our Kid Gloves.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
Chinese Driven Into Port Arthur.

SHANGHAI. Nov. 2I.-The Mercury pub. fishes telegram stating that the Japa- nese renewed on Monday the attack on the Chinese forces 20 miles from Port AT. thur at the same place where they were repulsed Sunday. with a reported loss of 300 men. The Chinese made an obsti- nate resistance. but the Japanese ulti- nately succeeded in driving them from their intrenchments. The losses on both sides were severe Tho Chinese forces led to Port Arthur
 Captain Mcclure, the English officer who was appointed by the tsung- II va men vice admiral of the Chinese fleet, aas arrived at Wei Hai Wei and assumed command of the naval forces
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
Carpet Sale

Highest grade of Standard Bigelow and Hartford Body Brussels Sl.10 per yd-
 Always been sold elsewhere for Sl.2
 Is not that so:
 Finest qualities of Moquette Carpets that sold year ago for Sl.5O per yd. we are offering during this sale for Sl % per yd, Extra Super Ingrains 45c per yd.
 These are new goods arriving every day from the factory.
 Prices on everything have been re- duced accordingly. It would pay you to investigate as We have reputation for nice things and We have made these extremely low prices to secure your trade.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
 GARMENTS

Children's Eiderdovn ClOaks. trim
 with Angora fur in striped and
 plain, regular price sl.45. bargain
 day 9sc Children's Long Cloth CloAks. with double care. ages from to 5 years.
 bargain day s225 Misses Long Cloaks. in ages from to 12 years. light and dark oolors, trip
 pie cape trimmed with braid, regu- lar price s6.75. rg ain day sa Misses Long Cloaks, made of beaver
 cloth, over capes edged with fur. in
 navy blue and black. regular price
 ss-50. bargain day S6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
Clothing on Credit

Just as cheap as for cash. We ask you to very urgently to come and examine our stock and prices and if Sou want anything in the line of clothing you will find that We simply charge what it is worth no more, no less.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
FIXTURES AND RRtCf
 FITS COMPLETE.

Se IO.O0 yards of figured siIkolines i'm
 dainty patterns, regular price l2le,
 bargain day, Sc sS Jno poles, pole ends and brackets com
 plete. bargain day, 15c -0 pieces of figured CTeiOnne, always
 l2lc, bargain day, ac Jc 31 pieces of satin ruche in all shades
 for drAperies and furniture cover 5c ing, goods worth GAc, bargain day, 4Sc The assortment of goods on this noor 5c is so immense that description is useless
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
THIRD FLOOR.

Draperies, upholstery. rugs, mAis. fi0ol Oileloihs, eAsels, pictures. shades, curtain fixtures. baskets, fringes, brass lamps aud tables. silverEare and japanese goods al every description.
 I,0OO paper and Holland shades. recu-
 lar 2Ac goods, bargain day, la
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21

Dress Suits to rent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21

Black Duchess corseIs. former price 15c, sale price High bust corsets, former price sl..', sale price K X G. fast black corset, extra long waist.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-21
THE Credit Clothing Co, 62 Bank St.

Open evenings till 9. Wednesdays and Sat urdays till 10.