Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-23
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SouSS, MoTgdns Es S0. give a little hlS- tory of their business life on another page of the Democrat tonight They nave overcome a great many difficult ties, among them the great fire of 1902, and are now located in their new store With everything an up to date mems and boys clothing and furnishing store should have, with everything leader of fashion should wear
 The Driggs & Smith Go, in their. new new store at 112 Bank street. have every thing new in pianos, music and musical merchandise. They are agents for Washburn and Bay State guitars. man. dolfns, banjos, violins, keep the scores of all successful operas, sell simplex piano player, on which they give re- citals daily.
 The Upson, Singleton Go have sold, more trousers in their South Main street store than ever before in their history in the same length of time. Tn their suit department they keep the popular New York styles and warrant fit that is equal to any custom made suit. When sizes run out those left are put with low priced goods.
 A page of the Democrat is given up to-day to Reid & Hughes. who give pa- trons an opportunity to buy dry goods at pretty low prices all day tomorrow. Silks and pongees and taffetas, also white goods and linens, have come in for cut in this sale. Notions as low as the lowest.
 The Hampson- -Sellew Furniture Co.'S new store would do credit to New York city. Over 30,0O0 square feet of floor space filled with the handsomest line of furniture seen in Waterbury in many day, including parlor, bedroom and dining-room suits, bookcases and kitch- en ranges.
 The Mullings stores contain every thing for correct dressers; rightly made suits, summer fxings, straw hats, trunks, travelling cases and grips. All styles of boys clothing sailor, Russian and Norfolk suits, wide or marrow brimmed straw hats etc.
 The New York Tailoring Go. at 13o North Main street, make suits from $15 up, trousers $5 up. Clothing cleaned and pressed. l Tomorrow will be red letter day at the Union Supply Co.'S. Housekeep-
 
 made and save money by so doing. Ladies' southern ties in patent kid | at $1.25, patent calf, vici kidskin and velour calf, French and Cuban heels, $1.50, at Holczer's. If you want to see a handsome line Of dining room furniture, tables, chairs and buffets, look at J. NJ. Burra1ps stock.
 Buy your summer shoes now at tackles. Women's patent tip lace shoes at S1.69;- mems satin calf, new style, $1.69.
 For Wednesday Castle will sell prime rib roasts at 12c a pound, shoulder roasts Sc, tomatoes, peas and beaps three cans for 25c.
 Frank, the shoeman. is selling ladies' patent colt oxfords at SPA. Some fine ones from $2.5O to $3.5O. Get your revolvers, cannons, blank cartridges, flags and all Fourth of July l goods at D. B. Wilson's.
 One of the specials at the Boston shoe store this week is a mems high or low shoe, all feathers, at S2.45. ! bargain millinery for 25c each. They trim hats while you wait.
 Dodge has given up the weather prophet business and continues to sell Waterbury Boys and Nancy Dodge footwear.
 Women's wash petticoats on sale at Miller & Peck's for 33c each. They have some specials in boys department.
 Frank De Eco will offer special prices on ladies' tailor suits for q short time only. Three combinations in the Public market ad tonight should attract the attention of all housekeepers. Good fo1 l all the week.
 I The continued cold weather has lefi I a stock of refrigerators at Currans that they do not wish to keep. See the | prices