Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-20
LATEST IN THE
 MUSICAL LINE

Kriss Kringle, in His Holiday Quart
 CTS on Grand Street, Surround
 ed By Many Things
 Beautiful.
 Did you know that Kris Kringle had made his holiday quarters in the store of the Fulton Music Co, on Grand street? If not just take walk down that way and be convinced. If ever an attractive stock of musical instru- ments and general musical merchant disc has been gathered together this store certainly has it. As the phrase which has become so familiar to the Waterbury public has it. it is case of Everything in music" and the looks of the store certainly proves that the phrase has not.been used without reason. For veritably the interior of the store is palace of music, nay, a temple of music, for certainly no god dess was ever paid more varied tribute than is being offered at the shrine of Euterpe during these busy days.
 With a special view to being pre- pared for the holiday rush the hustling proprietor has garnered the largest stock which the store has ever held, and with the further object of giving his patrons the choice of large num- bers of Christmas offerings he has at the same time collected the greatest variety of musical miscellany ever presented to the people of the city Not alone has he provided for the adults, but just as carefully for the juveniles. If you want to give youl children something little better than the ordinary and 10-cent musical toy go in and see what has been provided for the youngsters in Fulton's. Drums that are drums, flutes, harmonicas- and what boy doesn't love harmoni ca?-violins, and every instrument that the mind of man ever devised for tho production of harmony, excluding, oi course, the instruments that are nc longer extant. Fulton doesn't pretend to offer for sale every musical instru ment that was ever devised, but h' does say that if it is made today, h' has it.
 What nicer present could husband give his wife than a beautiful piano A present that doesn't lose its value il a day or year, but something tha stays in the family forever, and de scends to the children as a cherished reminder of their parents goodnes after the latter have passed away. present which indeed is source of un ending qualification and pleasure dur ing life, and monument of careful ness after death. Perhaps a grea many parents have not yet thought o starting out their children on the roa, to a musical education. What bette | time than the present? And what bet ter present than piano? The plan purchased, the first and hardest corne of the journey has been turned. Afte that the rest is easy. It is not such al arduous task nowadays, this purchas | ing of piano. It isn't anything lik what it used to be. At the presen time, pianos, and good pianos, too, ar much cheaper than the old tin-pan af fairs which caused our forbears s, much worry to pay for. Present da.
 
 | much easier terms. If you think tha such an offering would be appreciated by your wife and children, go in ant talk it over with the Fulton people They can submit a piano proposition to you, anywhere from $200 up, ant they won't let anything leave thei store that they can't guarantee to tn, limit.
 Are you interested in talking ma chimes? If so, go and hear the lates records. If not interested drop int one of the concerts which are beini held nightly at the Fulton wareroOms and you will come out an enthusiastic convert. There isn't a present outsid of a piano that will be more heartil. appreciated by the recipient than Victor talking machine. If you haven seen the improved models, don't fai to see them before selecting you Christmas purchases. Talking ma chimes of today, just like pianos, ar not what they used to be, and compG: | ing the two instruments, the talkin machine has come to a state of perfeC ton much more rapidly than the piano What do you think of sitting down fl your parlor of an evening and listenin to the golden-voiced Melba? Or Caru SO? Or Campanari? It costs at leas $5 to do 1t fin New York, and it is no bit more enjoyable than the marvel ously accurate reproductions taken b the Victor talking plates. All this fo a dollar a week. Verify, this Is a grea country. The entertainment of king and princes for the meager. trivia sum of a dollar a week. All thes things and thousands of others at Flu tons for the holiday season. Don forget the sheet music department Buy your musical friend stack O the latest popular songs and marches Nothing could be better, and if you g to the Fulton house you will be sur to get the very latest-and no dea, ones. As to the other things, go in an, look around for yourselves. You vii | find plenty of things to catch you fancy. And above all. what this hus ting house has been featuring sine its very beginning. you will find every thing marked plainly, with price taI that everyone can read. and you ma, rest assured that this price represent | the very lowest figure that the articl