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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
LETTERS FROM THePEoPLE
A Naugatuck Man Who Claims His
 Business Has Been Ruined ny siandrr.

A Nangatuok Man Who Claims His l Businsss Has Been Ruined ny siand~r. To the Editor of the DEMOCRAT:
 Dear Sir:-For the past three or four Sundays Waterbury paper has been ac- cusing me of robbing the First division, A. O. H.. of Naugatuck. just to satisfy man who has got some spite against me. But l am able to state to the public that I am not susF ended. as theSundAy paper re- ported, and more than that I am as clear on the books of the A. O. H. as the man who calls himself an honest man. He says in his statement to the reporter: Tell me your company and will tell you what you are." could tell him who his com pany was couple of years ago. but I am not so spiteful. This paper would have nothing to say about me yesterday but I would not do what this man wanted to have me do. He said to me in presence of witnesses, "You are all out of this scrape and do not have anything to say about the matter. let Anthony Maher fight his own battle." But could not listen to A man getting ridiculed in a meeting without having something to say in his defence. especially when he was not guilty. As far as yesterdays paper claimed about the hall furniture. was chairman of that com mittee. but never paid one cent of money out for 1t. The treasurer paid all the bills and he told the committee so. He told them that never handled one cent of the money and. therefore. could not have paid or stolen it. l will also state that the board of officers was the hall committee and each one knew what was going on as well as I did. All the mistake that was maoe is that there was a bill of S3s or dered paid twice. Tolles' bill was only s13S and the treasurer paid him sl0O the first night. as that was all the money he had on hand after paying other bills. and he told Tolles that he would pay the bal ance after the next meeting. The treas. urer admitted the mistake and paid it This report has been circulated on me since last spring election and it is all be- cause did not vote the way that certain crowd wishes to have me. They have hurt me so that my business went down over half and I had 10 sell out. I could not pay my bills and people were after me for their money. There is not a man that I owe money to but will pay as soon a: possible. I would be all right if I had done what those people wanted to have me. but I would not be sucker just be cause some of them were.
 JAMES J. QUINN.
 Naugatuck, Sept 24. 1894.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25

The delegates to the democratic city convention will meet tonight. The school convention will be held tomorrow night.
 JosEph McAlennay. son of Mir and Mrs Edward McAlennay of Jewelry street. left to-day to enter the grand seminary at Montreal.
 D. NJ. Rose. aged 24 years. died at the hospital this morning of typhoid fever. The remains were removed to Undertaken York's morgue.
 The regular meeting of the Elks has been postponed by Exalted Ruler Richard son to Friday night, because of the large number of other me etings.
 Dr J. J. McAvoy. one of Waterbury: popular physicians. and Miss Margaret T. Breen, a prominent young lady of Nauga' tuck. and formerly teacher in the public schools of that place, will be married in S Francis church in the early part of No l vember.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
DOWN THE VALLEY NOTES
Doings of Day In Naugatuck and Unisr
 City,

Doings of s Day in Naugatucs and Uni.r
 City.
 The board of school visitors are antici- pating drafting a class from the East side school and opening a new room at the new building, there being one vacant. If so ordered. it will make q place for an other teacher
 The following are the delegates ap- pointed to different republican conventions to be held: Congressional. K W. Lewis 7, J. II. Whittemore. Richard Kennedy sam uel Heavens; senatorial A. c. Futile Charles Parks, E. E. Goodyear, John Ro'- liston; county. Isaac Trowbridge. F. l. Bradbury, I. A. Morse Joseph Hall; pro- bate. E. B Goodyear. Howell Jennirg-, William Ward, K. V. Parker. All have power to substitute
 The populists nominated a full town ticket last night, viz: Town clerk, J. Dunavon; selectmen. William Stevens Ed in c. Butcher; treasurer, Minor s. Baldwin; assessor, F. k Perry; board of relief. Henry l.. Bishop. Arthur Case; grand jurors, Frank G. French, Harry Lates. Thomas F. Smith; constables. John W Allen. Archibald Eagan, Anderson, Weber; auditor. George krill; registrar, H. c. Burlingame; collector. Jam.s E. Conkling; justices, H. D. Benson, Michael Messmer, William A. Frost, John Staple ton.
 There was big crowd at the Odd Eel lows fair last night.
 Shepherd lodge, F. A. M., will work the master Mason's degree. tonight. The excise cases against Shehan and Cooney were continued until Wednesday at II o'clock.
 Dr. Page, who left here one week since. has gone into partnership with a physician at Litchfield, and is said to be nicely To- cated.
 In the Richard Barlow case, yesterday, they struck out the charge of attempt to rape. and he filed a demurrer to a charge Of assault, gave bonds and went back to the soldiers home.
 The meeting of warden and burgesses was largely attended last night by parties interested in layout of streets Those who like to see plenty of fun at a play will be satisfied with Eight Bells, |" or "A Country Sport" at Jacques opera house on Wednesday or Thursday evening. A heavy wrap Is needed in riding home.
 The Young Mems Catholic institute will have large attendance at their concert and social on Octocer 5. There are three weddings to come of at St. Francis church tomorrow. Herbert l.. c. Brooks Is going to take . | course of studies In Huntsinger's business college, Hartford, commencing October 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
Kelly Says:

Never in the history of the world was there as much Sugar as there is visible to- day. and in my opinion 1t has reached the highest price it will sell for this fall and winter. further b~lIeve that if the un- kInd act passed by the late congress putting a duty of 40 per cent on sugar had not become a law, I would be able to sell you 30 lbs of Granulated Sugar for Fl % before the fist of January, 1895 What brought about this large sugar crop? The Mckinley bounty of 1891. and if this act had been left as it was and bounty paid for two years more as was intended. we would be exporting. and sugar would be as cheap as flour.
 If you have a distressed feeling after eating use Entire Wheat Bread. and if you want to taste the incest Butter in the world ask for my Elgin Creamery.
 My eggs come high but they are strictly fresh.
 A word to the retail candy stores. Why do you pay COG hundred for penny goods. when can sell you the same line of goods for Soc How can do it2 Because sell for cash and send out no agent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
WORLD OF SPORTS.

Undoubtedly the National league is a gigantic base ball monopoly. but anybody who expects to overthrow it must be pre- pared to go down very deep into his pocket.
 Louisville has succeeded in losing more games than Baltimore has won.
 The Cincinnati Enquirer is calling for an entire new outfit in the pitchers position next year.
 In the matter of personal injuries. Ryan of the Chicagos appears to be about the unluckIest player in the league. No sooner does he get over one injury before he is overtaken by another.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
Missing Hartford Man.

HARTFORD, Sept p Edward L. Whiton left town a week ago under mysterious circumstances. and has not been heard of since. He was employed as manager of the Peoples Credit Clothing company. and on tEe day of his disappearance lad been discharged by D. J. Bern stein, who was sent from Springfield to take his place. It has been intimated that Mir Whiton is short in his accounts, but none of the management of the Peoples Credit Clothing company will make a statement
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
THE INVENTOR.

Paper indestructible by fire has been in vented in Paris.
 In the world of invention the latest is an umbrella of which the handle opens in such a way as to form a scat.
 X French inventor has got up Il street car or omnibus driven with gearing from a treadmill attached to the rear of the vehicle aEul supported on wheels. The horse therEOro rides while he works.
 The Echo dcs Mines announces the in- vention by young Belgian of lamp 6 feet high and 5. 10 feet in diameter. Its light is so strong that one can read by 1t ct n distance of 500 feet. The lamp is fed with lard oil.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
FALL 1894 CLOAKS.

We have inst received our first invoice of Fall Cloaks and Cepes aLd they eer- tainly are the handsomest we have ever shown. Every one a neat and tasy gar ment. Our cloak now says that this year we can guarantee perfect fit. that Is something you know. This first install ment of our urchase consists of medium prIced goods to sell from S5 to SIP 50.
 We can give you a nice garment 40 inches long double stitched seams. widest kind of reveres. full sleeves. in fact the latest for s5 OO. better look at this.
 Sf 9S This is the real flyer. a magnificent wide vale diagonal. latest cut in blue ard black. you'll like it. s7-9s.
 5000 is a real popular price. don't buy your winter cloak until you see our SIG. % flyer, it will worry all them, it will ii you, ii will suit you and we vill guarantee the price until Dee l. sIO.OO not much for & nice garment
 GIRLSl GIRLSt GIRLSr
 A nice line of Tam o'Shanters. in all wool. red. grey, navy and black. al s9c each.
 SETS SUITS SUTTSl
 Ladies wool Suits. in serge. flannel. mohair etc. We want to close the lot quickly. all made up in good taste, some of them sold for $500. sl ss each. r ID T,,rnou Q no
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
The New York Confectionery Go

Has bought out the stOre of the Greek-Ameri- can Fruit and Candy Co. ISs Bank street. Prices for fine confectionery have been great Iy reduced. Fresh candy made every dav on the premises from fifteen cents a pound up. A nice line of 2s cent candy. Give us a call New York Confectionery Co.
 l6e Bank Street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
Kelly Says:

Everyone is welcome to use his stores as a waiting room while waiting for a car without being under any obligation to pur- chase goods because think I am under obligations to the people of Waterbury and Naugatuek for their patronage in the past
 Location of stores:
 No ' East Main St; Nn 12 North Main St; No 105 South Main St; No 6S2 East Main St; No 7S4 Bank St.
 P. S.-Ladies will also .hnd special toilet accomodations in all my stores.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
Editor of the DEMOCRAT:


 I desire to state that the item in this mornings Republican in reference to an effort being made to influence the town delegates to vote for Thomas Hallinan for registrar of voters, and for E. J. Corden, as town clerk, is absolutely false. the parties referred to having no knowledge of the scheme referred to.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
JOneS,MOrganzCO.

We have so many -Good Things
 In our Fall and Winter stock which is now complete
 In Mems and Young
 Men's Suits
 that stick up above the ordi- nary, that we hardly know where to begin. Shall plunge right in and tell you about The Best Suit of
 Clothes that is made And sold for $1O
 in the world, and WE sell it. Strong language but no stronger than our confidence in this suit. It is of rough finished goods with a fine vale known as the Crow Black Cheviot. The warp is doubled, which gives 1t greater strength. A good face and color to the goods. Looks and feels like a $l5 suit, would BE other years.
 YES you can buy suits that look like 1t for the same price, but they are not, THAT'S the difference. They are made in single and double breasted sacks, also cutaways, cut on three different patterns, regu- lars, long and stouts. Sizes 34 to AS breast measure. So you see all sizes and all shapes can be fitted, same price.
 Have same goods in Boys long pant suits, single and double breasted.
 Later will tell you about our better suits that we sell.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25

SIyIFs tIlAt VIII 5lE7ase me pocsst and de light the heart of many are aesthetic dresses.
 Ss inch wool Dress Goods Tn fine mix tures and pin checks. the neatest and nob- hIest thing ever shown These certainly look like 75c goods as a flyer to start the ball rclling. 39c a yard
 A beautiful line of high art novelties in Boucle Cloth so much worn this season, usually costs great deal more money As B starter We say 75c yard.
 A full 54 inch Diagonal Cloth. doesn't take but little for dress pattern 1t is so wide you know strictly all wool and q very high grade of goods As starter S9c a yard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25

Washburn, Crosby 6 Co.'S and Jones' -four s4. 25 barrel At LAdd's.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
K9mak's Boston &Auk&luA D 99 CENT STORE.

Just received. beautiful line of IN DIAN BASKETS consisting of the fol- lowing: Clothes Hampers. Office Baskets. Work Baskets. Handkerchief Boxes, Broom Holders. Hair Receivers, etc. These goods are very handsomely designed, and should be inspected in order to be appreciated. In addition we offer you for this week the following bargains:
 Coffee Floats. just the thing. re-
 duced to 1Oc each Best make Willow Clothes Bas-
 kets. reduced to 39c each Mrs Potts Irons, complete set of
 three with stand. reduced to S5c set Best made Clothes wringers,
 warranted s1s5 each Household Ammonia, per bottle 7c 100 best made Clothes Pins, for Toe Largest sized Coal Sieves, I0c each Decorated Cuspidors. reduced to 1Uc each Decorated Lamps, complete re-
 duced to a5c each Puritan Cookers. Rice boilers. 49. 69. 95c
 each Large Decorated Vases, 1Oc each Deitz best siie-lift Lanrers, 39c each Best make Wash Tubs, 45 and 55c each Ask to see the Tampico Clothes
 Brushes, 15c each Plant Stands. three shelves. 95c each Bed Pans for the sick, 69 and 99c each Toilet Paper. best made. SIX
 packages for 25c Msson's Quart Jars, 53c dog Jelly Glasses. Sc each Don't fail to look our stock over. We carry the most complete line in the city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25

NfsN HNFE NWNNIl NANNVSs
 The New Haven county caucus last evening proved most interesting and was as Representative George NJ. Gum ex- pressed it. "a nose rubbing contest" '" The New Haven town delegation. headed by Colonel N. G. Osborn, was there in full force and the delegations from all other towns were represented almost 10 a man. Although the caucus was lively. no bad blood was developed and it adjourned at II o'clock without having done anything except endorse Mayor Edward G. Kildnff of Waterbury for secretary of state.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-25
E. I. Turner &CO.
Season Starts.

Styles that will please the pocket and de- ;ht the heart of many are aesthetic
, 1894-10-17
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Dom p~feroemarft.

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bis $500.
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, 1894-10-17
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GoIonie IN Noro.Wisconfn.

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