Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-01
John MCEIigOtt,
TIMELY TOPICS

Large watermelons that have sold for Soc marked to 4Oc at White-Sim- mons's. Lemons 2Oc a dozen. - Thursday and Friday Castles mar ket will sell hams at 14c, shoulders 1Oc, cottage hams l3c, sugar cured.
 Bargain sale of hats for the Fourth at Chase's millinery. Store will be open until 10 o'clock Friday.
 If you want the best oxford in the city at $2 look at those in Fitzgerald's shoe store.
 Grieve, Bisset & Holland have fine line of shirt waist suits and separate skirts in wash materials.
 T. S. Carroll offers to refund your money if his Standard Remedy does not do all he says it will.
 Boys regular 25c pants at K. Dough erty's this week for 19c; Fauntleroy waists 25c.
 Misses oxfords G9c, children's OK lords 49c and 59c at Holczers; patent colt skin oXfords $1.20.
 Specials for Wednesday night and Thursday in Reid X Hughes's base ment; glassware, tinware and screens.
 See other refrigerators if you will, but J. NJ. Burran says Baldwin dry air beats them all.
 If your horse could select his own oats he would go for those the Platt Mill Go sells. They screen their own.
 Dallas has been obliged to vacate his East Main street store, but he is at his old stand on Union street.
 Flags for the Fourth at Miller & Peck's. Summer underwear in great variety. Skirts made free. Outing wear for the surf, sea and mountain at .J B. Mullings & Sons. Half hose 25c to $2.
 Two-pound boxes of boneless cod at 20c a box at the Public market; $2 worth of stamps.
 Frank, the shoe man, offers this week a ladies' patent colt oxford at $1.9S; mems butcher oxfords $19S. Tomorrow will be regular bargain | day at Curran's. Their special sale of shoes will end on Friday night. The Lapalme- H offman Co, the first business men to re-estabGsh on Grand l street, have a store that will stand com parison. Their carpet and wall paper lines, furniture, antique or the latest out, draws the crowds to that section. l Carpets cleaned by electricity remod- l eled and made to look as good as new is one of their specialties. The Ziglatzki- Marks Go, one of the recognized leaders in wall paper, paint l and all artists materials in western | Connecticut, can now satisfy your every want in any of these lines, as they are no longer handicapped by | small quarters. They keep the best of workmen to do their paper hanging and painting.
 Dodge, the shoe man, says he has | got over side street trials and is hold 1 ing forth once more on South Main l street, where he has a larger and bet 1 ter store than ever before. He can fur nish anything in the line of shoes, OK lords and rubbers for men, women and children and the prices are as low as good shoes can be sold for, as he deals direct with factory.
 Harding's is the largest store of its l kind in Waterbury. All kinds of the smaller house-furnishings oil stoves, every size and price; the wickless stove, can be handled by the most care | less without fear of accident; window and door screens, all sizes; ice cream freezers, and everything needed in T kitchen, and guarantee goes with l every purchase.
 Conlon Bros have placed their entire stock on sale, as they intend going out of business. The prices they put on goods will induce you to buy for your future needs if you do not need the ar ticles at this time. Suits, separate skirts, shirt waists, underwear, jewelry and mems, women's and children's foot wear.
 Dealers who keep abreast of the times-the Boston Furniture Go. In their large new store at the junction of South Main, Scovill and Brook streets you can get everything in the line of | parlor. bedroom, dining room and kitchen furnishings. Buyers for this firm have the taste to select the right l articles.