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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21
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1T uidt irnnter Die 5nrbs Der 6oiTnnne. &snr
Sbr einen Reuidleu nit griluliGer 8eiid5tsfarbe
iebet. 10 oitrit Chr iidber iein. baB Dem glrmet
iuetig 9ofuurg mebr nerbleibt. Sem Slut III
oergiitet. gu ben uornebulidlften 6eilnoheitss
lebren gebort ia, oaB man iir %reeelmd5ige Sci
besDff nulg Jorge, 0autit bic id)lechten, i'm &Drper
oerbruuchten 9eitanotbeile aus ienem aiiSge'
idieoer rerber. Git oas nidt Der 6aa, 10 fol9eu
Der Seritoptung aDpiidrner5en Shmirbel, 5er3s
flopien. NtbenIuoth. ARattigteit. Stitenidtu6dle.
Sebers lro 9tierenleioen: uub idblieBlich lit bas
gunse Slut NIT Gbfalltoit Derart aberdeen. oaB
ole 3aut, ooruebrnlid) oas 8eiidht, cine geibs
gritulidle 6Grhnng aunirint. Damn eiebt es fir
lnlhs Seute rllr nod Die eiu5t9e 5pfFnnng. iene
t0olidleu Site lcbteli aus Dem 8orper 81 eutiers
men. 9ieic 6%offnune III nod porb anoen, mirb
iih uber MIR bel Anpeatoune Der berlbmten ct.
Bernard arauterpillen ueripirtIidben. 9teIe Bill
len. uelcbe iiir MIR 20 Gents in alien gpptheten
81 hobeu limb. biloen bic ein5tge Nr5enei. Die in
iolden 6duen helfeu taun. Sic limb nidpt aus
ben dbetoen lnetaliidlen Subtansen 5uberettet.
ipnbern aus Den beiltrdftieften 8Han3en herges
itelt. ipeItbe ben &orper bon ieinen eigenen 6tf.
ten r%eiuisen. obne ibn SHaoen 5u5ufisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21
W abrDaftig clue u,a iDre Glitenj
tampfenDe Miiion
Sa Der 9t0seie Ntortbampton, 'Jafenbant.
Woriolf, G,,glano.

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t 80 sM uor ube cine mHbe@ abeW r 6et rihtln9 em.s pirGJerel Qeuns liz
am Is MWn @srpohm es III has etaise SstSem Or2 abeSHat Der nthohiben Gds ms bi
20 Msent int 6uunto pom orof ,-t +. t -,
I'm arse sdehuusenw b nht seba.n (obupbI lie mt ausoed nNnb.n. Inn mas
ebren tuo lit bier iqe WtmMe alter abb tgen 8celrr bs pnGehen Ssrpn
lit 9bcnh cine rMle Sabe N enort tnae 8afhane far Ole ncGea STRIDE. su ienrn Snrftb
ID boHh cine ene untertnsrng pom bnn u erbaHen?
Oea mh it eueo rtuseoe Wotbuenonat omu asupa uus ID bic IT, REV tn
elmer 1aahnbe !Msn une port pea tramenaiea ss@en Ttbetn. Rene barhthntti6s
N05 fam u dnGu tln? SM mena. Nr nit urrcu bn Der Dne onoerer pubtbauqr
2er betS Siatsst ant i'd fullest bm, was stban H subtn Mnb hit
Jn oeWn 9a9en NJ Der sauoe Bew ihmah mb I'D Der rose SalbnSoTaa Hs ehs.
i.hrten SasrhWnTsm su m me erosei anetN usshnnng enetdt unb unrl. MntHHi6n Batter
@nsnuo nM6 gu 6esbenm mo buet aaesa i I'M pom zen Sr,eI Ds eIuibsn SoWbS wuOr
Nft 5un ehnet sd babe wegen hes Gaubensh trn mi sT@n @berpGrt8feten Su tdmpiL'
Sd nus nt"eoere rHs pWno n Sekr swse 9fnrtt muse useadcup srcrn
Gs ban9t boa Sud alb,
iegsn. obi ~ Gros baden pneG mr mbt ellie meme SoHngnana fg rMg bmue.n m
has nht oerpsasra.. 3r peOa ynguht ut in Der 4s fan. mir Mh been asr 81
toSnt seh thneratn ELM" aianBet beheuenE nb zines ase an5abI ~aldntgetea"m nt ON. (,
Seibet meintr ~arinseaosm 8itts fau tanbes DIR.
.s0se ctt Sbrrn GWu in Der Grihtums FINER RNHOu III 6etm9am lsausn
nnb pnpuaiehisM. tArtbmr, Su1o Don prtbampon."
Isue abuHs iii:
FAITH R III. W.. q Ee A ".
Catholic Mission, Fakenham, Norfolk, England.
P.s-Sd pesbsb ben emytns BON iata Der sritsasn Gass bautbar I'M prompt b.adHssn ma,
nit Der ampaasbeiahSass mi Asms SH Es 6n osNns nuO Ssb IT, anomus knDsM
Die ncMe MHii1on ut se1t b. SIN 0niuS bon paoma sereibt.
SsHaseise 0ete,c wae viee aRedeu fAr aSebhbGtes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21

IS tit hi TbatiaGc, bab unter oes
% &antonen Der Sdpets Der Stanton
@aabt nidt Die 36hitsabl Der Seite
o%uf8upeiien bat. Himnt man nber
pph bieien &anton ais Nabito6. 10
hdtteu mir in ner SdJnei5 etlpa TO-
900 Selte I'M Sabre. Ils Mittel sur
a6biilfe Oieier enormen 8eltiputb ipir6
Il oas 3uiammenle9er Der Selte iu
etifer @egenS unb lire G~erlegung aiif
patriotii6e @ebenftnee, fird)li6e l,nb
peItli6e Seittage porae'dlaaen, nit
etnem @ort Die GENERALIZATION Der
Heite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21
MISUNDERSTANDING
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SHtaois.


AlIo and Gairp, Die Sauptitabt
oe5 SQinoiier 8e5irfS Ncappteu, 9es
bDrt jest 81 ben nAeoedeIteu" @c=
meinipeien am Sonntnq, Den S.
Sanllar, muroc Den bortigeu Nirtba
ihaften sum criten Wtulc nam Soft 8
idJem Whliter BIC Stiir5e nuigeiebt.
Sin 2eier Der o&merifa" in iener
Stnbt beridtet Dariiber redt launie
70: y9ns llnge6euere lit in Gairo ges
I6ebenl 9te puiiers unp bierreihe
Spa9I pur unt SphHrag irDfen. Sic
liegt. geneigter 2eier, bon ibreu
S6ubpdlleu umgeben gleidJinm II,
elmer Sdiiiiel, unb &c. Gbrell, Der
9err &iirgermeiitcr, that Sonntn9
Den 9efel brGuf. %or ctnem Sabre
Bate man ipldbcs fir umn09li6 9e>
balten. 9o6 Sene, pel6e Die Neuz
iabrs : 8eiGeerltng 8un0fit be8lidt
bnt, Die @irtbl6aftsbeiiber ndmlich,
baten nm ons llnpermeiolic6e, ners
lprnGen audi rcd)t brnb 81 iein, unO 10
mar Der critic Sonntag u. 8. 1908
ebenfnGs ser erlte IN Der @eIdidte
9ntro'S nit gei6loilcuen 8irtblhnfz
ten. Rotiirli6 muBte on. Man6er
Ii6 beu neueu 9nieinS : &eoinglmz
aen anbeaiemen. Cine Same, neren
gruOer Sageitol3 i6ou Snbr altS Sabr
en- Iein Ionntdglihes I%benbbrot am
SreitiI6e eires Saloons ~ber5ebrte, be-
tnm @~epiiiensbiiie I'M &affeetrdn86en
nnb lief na6 Sduis, nm Dem Sdmers
betroffeHeu in ieiner Sltnaersnotb beis
'B1iite6en. Ser fonnte nod bonn Slid
ineen; dber mas benfen sic nobl BON
ben 6efIbfeu Sener, tpelde aus meis
ter, trodener Serne nad oieier Gaie
II fuBten", I'M lid bier eineu Stiefel
dNSupniIen, unO Die tein Geber -
spuure fagen - fem 8ier baau fnn@
Sen? 8eifer gontrait 5rpti6eu ibreu
@eii6tern nno b%enjeni9en 8erer aus
Rthourt'S &unerlmbeu, ipelhe iif
bor Den Seierta9eu bier nit ftiilii9ent
Sener beriuretenl Sic giugen fort,
Elm Seber nit iei1lem Griigleiu pber
md nit 3piuingeu in ben Nrnten,
lt1b feline @elltter tpnrte ibr @nbb nit
sdrtli6erer 8relibe betrnbten, nls oieie
bGrti9en Wdnner ibre Iiebe 2ait.
Ote Ffo9totttont1fen nm etff19 an
Der &rbeit Die Saloons an alien, itatt
an einem @o6enta9e 5t I6lieben.
Sic fperben'5 po6I niGt fertig
brineen."
60 Der freunbIiGe @etpG6rse
mann in Cairo, Cairo, Der Sto6t, Die
IGon 10 bieI inter DEM 8aHer 9e>
FIFTEEN bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21
,,YiIt id { Sffisier?"

aus ei,er groBen Staot an Der
@aKerfnnte miro SoleerbeS er5dblt.
Gin bieii9er characterization bate
etnem @ef1aftsireunbe ale mDglide
uitterititeung periprnden unb ibm
Oaranf eieens leiu @brenipprt gegez
ben. Seiber hieft er feline Terirrss
hnneen nift, unb 10 iab ii1 Der @e@
ifdftsfreunh perarlaBt, linn purd)
einen aemeiniamen @efannten @pra
itellnn9en mcdpen al laiien. Sod Der
@ffeft mar e~inisermaBen enttdul6enb.
Ant ale WerbnIhinsen nit Der
SbluBpoirte: sic baben bod S6r
gbrenipert gegebenl" erniberte Der
Serr 9treftor ndntIih fiibl: .8ic
heiBt @brenmert! - Bin tb E Off
Rier?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21
Stu b5berer Oeimmobettsarao

SD babe einen boberen @eIunbs
~betts9roe erreiht, lett ih 6ssanu Sr.
Sings Neip Size IiIeu 8al eebrat6er"
ihreibt Safob Sprinser BON Beit
Sranfltn, Waine. rSieietben bielten
meineu Wagen, meme 9eber uno
meine Gupetpeibe III rihtiser 5bds
tpteit." Soils bieie Yilen mad Ser
iuh nidt Die geipnnifte 8irrung bas
ben, Dirh Sbnen oas @ele IN Der
Ipothefe bon 3. So. Huete e, $50
Moin Strabe, Dubuaue, Soma, 8Re
riiderltattet. Treis Is Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21

@err 6. .@. Chamberlain bon Gin
ton, Wnine, idreibt iiber @uttlen's
Nrnifa Saibe luie fol9t; aSie erfiilt
ibren 3ped; i3 babe bieielbe fin
Sdmorrboiben 2eioer gebrauht, unb
lie bat oicieibeu 9ebeilt. @ebruuhte
Die Sdfbe fir auneIpruneene Sdnbe
UNI lie beilte bielelbcn. sic BETTE
eine alte Wuube, obne cine Marble 3u
binterIaRen." gu 25 Gerts III Der
Ipotbefe bon Z. u. Nuete, 656
Wnin StraSc, Subuqie, Sepa. 81
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21
WiKomrt.

ct. Souls GountD nit ieiner
sroBen 9ebDlfernng u~nterbdit cine
Shnle. in Der lid nrr cine ShIlerin
befinoet, iiir beren llnterribt aber
elm Gebrer nrgeiteut lit. Der $50 per
Wonat erbdlt. &c lit Die GIN @rope
Shule bel SloriNant. IN Der 8m.
Wc9ermptt 2ebrer lit. Seine einsige
S6iilerin lit Die ~ Sabre alte Inrn
2arimie. Sn Dem Siftrift ipobnen
etna so i9ulpflihtige ainoer, aber
lire @ltern iinb &~ntbolifen unb tie
beiuden Die fatboliihen @enteinDez
i1ulen in Sloriiant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21
Nesp Corr.

- Nus Stein g)prf perluutet: Senrp
e. Suliban, elm prominentes Wit9lieb
oe5 oHameofi Gibbs. bat teitamens
tariI6 ieinen Nnhlabperpaltern aufz
g~etragen, feline Snut ausgerben unb
aus berielben banu Sai6en an5ufertis
gen, aus ieinen anoten ioaen anopie
etnen balben bis einen 3oll groB. berz
geitellt tperben, unb aus ieinen Abern
ilno anberen ou8u berpenobnren Sbeis
len bes &orpers Biolin< Sniten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21
Observation-Disclosures
& MnSlanDii1es. !
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9euti6lanD.
Ircuken.

KNH
8ie'5 in Berlin sueeaanaen 8u
Meuiabr, oariiber i1reibt bumorpou
elm b%etannter Seuiuetonit. y&pms
men Sic alio nit IN elm S6er6s
artitel : 8ei6dft Mnb leben sic
81. mas Die 2eute faufen, nm ben
8eginn bes neuen Sabres ipiirbi8 at
feiern.
rSitte. Srduleiu. feds bon oieIen
Naien bal" gs iinS Gliibnnien. BE-
tanntltf sebort eS gu Den gIon5enblten
ueberral6uneen, pl6sli6 Die Nale
aufglu6en 81 laiisH. Semanb bdlt
am Neujabrs> abenoe cine Hebe aui
bas neue Sabr. ipriht bon @liibpein
(oie Naie leuftet). bon gliibeuben
@efiblen (bie Naie leu6tet), BON
itrablenoen 9liid (oie Naie leudtet),
unb iebesmal frbnt Den .@iB" bass
lelbe ber5libe, unallslei6li9e 8eld1s
ter IQer. 9ann 6ittet Der Sallsberr
iGmmtli6e anipeienDen. lid uub Die
Slider 5u erbeben unb ansultoBen.
Sm Ielben Nu9eublid, mo oas @las
III Der Sano riibt, tbuen Die GterteQer
einen Sreuoenlprung ltnO fliegen pie
%0wrapnells bur6einanbcr.
Der 8ib Der .~iprinsenben Bier
teller" miro bon AQen anerfannt, nur
Giner lit iter5baft boie unb siebt cine
.&nalllGote" aus Der 5ai6e, Die er
Dem S%auSberrn fnallenb on Die SuGe
i6ldgt. Ser EARN lit grpb, Der
Sbmer5 serin9. Ser Sausberr lit
aber audi nidt obne .6rmor. er 9reift
na6 elmer 9elualtigen Serfulesfeule,
bebt Tie itobneuD IN Die 2uft uno
i6nettert lie aui baS Saupt bes Small
Idotenbeliber5 nicber. Sie &eule
(pieIeiht aud Der aopf bes @etrofies
nen) 9ibt etnen boblen Con nno
lad)enb greift Sober naG Der barmz
loien Yapierteule. Ser 0el0lagene
itiibt lid unterbeb, ipie ifIuer nere
munoet, auf einen iDlioeu 8iserlitod
bon 9einitdrte. Ser Stod Unfit BON
oben nadb uuten in lid 5uInmmen uuo
itredt iterbenb nod ieine LANCE rotbe
pieifenbe 3uuse beralls. SaS pers
iobnt nieoer.
Yrddtige Gi9arren lpcrben um6ers
gereiht. Cine oi6mere Sorte",
parnt Der @eber. Ser Gait fabt 8u,
lGBt ole idipere Gigarre eridrett inls
len. oenn lie ut aus Glen. Ser
Nd"'te bemilbt lid cine Siertelltunoe
lang, cine ofeuerloie Sur igarre" i'll
grnnb 6u Ieber, um'uult; piel mebr
Grfols bat Der 9ritte, feline Gi9arre
brennt pur5iialih, lie bate cine Strob
ginlnge. SnB aus Der Streihbol5s
i6adtel Elm Seuiel 9rinieub iprinat,
81 e%rpdbnen, lit ungenebme Gbronis
itenpflift.
r@uf Die 9lGBe. meine Serridafs
ten!" Nlles elf uno iebt lid, fdbrt
aber lpieoer III Die Yllit. Gin uSher5s
poeel" bate S@reipuppen, lpimmernoe
8idelfinoer urb auidenbe Shmeine
auf Die Stiible selegt. Nber balb bas
ben lid Die Nerpen lpieber berubiat
lino ma nmiliirt lid II bel labens
Dem Gonfett, oerifebt lid, baB Die ros
then &iriden nit Ydpier, Die &naGs
manbeln nit Hingen 9efillt Itno. Nus
ben 6nallbonbons frie6en WtiiBen bers
por ober feline Wiiife Snltrilmente, ia
gauge NnSiige fallen ben Wenl6enfins
bern ferti9 in ben SfooB. Ser
Yiannfuhen. ben ein barmloles @e
in Den Yuni6 taudt. lot iif III
puftiges Seu aui.
Hihts ut I'M &ebeu m%erbtpouer, dlS
@inblid in b,e YIpGe ieiner @fits
menihen 3u %9etpinnen. gu NeuIabr
nlan bie8u ausreihero @elegens
belt. 90 Iiegt Giner IN Der Ooiie,
.tieioben. Der Wann hattie allen
8runb gum Beiihuisnuls. Aber neia,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21

orci Eoli5iiten an, entrihen lire slbe
3etd,en llnb 3iite unb Elm @pli3iit uno
EN- 3ulhater ipuroen ernitlid perlebt.
9ret 3eitunesjun9en murben ners
baftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-21

SdnbmaGer dusbe5ablt baben, eins
bii,en.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-17
dent of the Eagles and Frank Herring of Indiana. the grand worthy vice

dent of the Eagles and Frank Herring Iof Indiana. the grand worthy vice president.
 Once inside the nest the festivities Twill begin. There will be freaks and novelties in every corner and nook of the interior. One of the freaks will be Zella, the Japanese midget. The
 Nelson aerial ballet, consisting of lseven beautiful young women. will show you how to. dance as gracefully
 in the air as they cuId dance on tae dance floor. The Salons dance will be another feuafr. Dancing will thke place every night with LallIef furnishing the music. The admission to ali will be h'.eeE cents. But while you are enjoying yourselves with the entertainment 1t would he jnst ss
 we'll for you Co think over that ques- ltion of souvenirs. To be in right you must have one or more of them and
 when the last night rolls around YOU
 may be riding hnme wif'i bundle Of something that will take the chill from your home and make you fo1n
 like new man or woman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-17
GALA TIMES THIS EVENING. The Eagles Will Own the City for the
 Next Few Weeks.

The long expected day and night has arrived. The Eagles have taken possession of the city and they will make the streets ring with their bat tie cry of Yea, Yea for the next few days. The monarch fair and ba- zaar will open this evening down in the Eagles nest on South Main
 street and the committee of arrange ments feels that everything has been prepared for the comfort of all their patrons. The interior of the nest has been electrified by the master of all electricity. NJ. F. Greaney. Chairman Martin Hickey, and his eo-workers will be more than satisfied if their brothers will come out this evening and help swell the big parade which
 will leave the nest around o'clock. The Military band will dispense the music and there will be red. fire. plen- ty of it. After the parade Mayor William E. Thoms will throw the gates of the city open to the Eagles of the city and state and in an open ing address. and other distinguished men present will be Theodore Bell of California, the grand worthy presi-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-17
.Shurlock Pin
 

will continue all this week. The Shurlock is the
 only pin in the world that locks. Come in and
 see them. Nickel. ....... 1Oc each, for o5c Gold plate. ...... ...... .... 25c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-17
LITTLE NOSE

Nixon & Zimmermans merry, musical novelty, Little Nose" which has made such big hit in Philadel- phia and Boston and other cities will be the attraction at Poli's We'd nesday October 21. The musical numbers are unusually catchy and several of them will soon be familiar here. The big song hits of the pro- duction are: 'I Want Some One to Love Me-" "The American Girl" !" My Dusky Dago Boy Maid of My Dreams.' "I Know the Kind of a Girl For You" The Songs That Mother Sang" and Its Love That Makes the World go Round" Prices 25c to $150.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-17
BUCKINGHAM PROGRAMME.

Seven big concert numbers and a dance order of fifteen numbers is the programme for, the concert and so- ciable tonight at Buckingham hall by Fulton's American band. The dance order is as follows:
 Two-step-"Happy Days" .... Levi Waltz" Smile On Me" ..... Sutton Two-step "Ivanhee" . Van Alstyne Waltz-'Pd Like to go to Dream
 land Every Day" ..... DeKoven Schottische-"S Starlight Maid" ".
 .... Wltmark Two-step-"R Rainbow" .... Wenrich lThree-step--"Cynthia" .... Daniels Waltz" Take Me Out to the Ball < Game ..s. ..... Von Tilzer Two-step-"Pride of the Prairie" Waltz-"The Soul Kiss" .. Levi Two-step-"Top O the Morning"
 ..... .... ..... Won Tilzer Barn dance-Selected.
 Waltz-"That's What the Rose
 Said ....-.... Edwards Two-step-"Invinic Eagle" Sousa Waltz-"old Budweiser" ... Furth
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-17
EAGLES, HALL PICTURES

Manager Thomas w. Ray of the Superior moving picture company will present a new and interesting exhibition of motion pictures at Eagles hall tomorrow evening. There are popular illustrated songs and special musical programme. Prices 10. and 15, cents. a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-17
MRS TEMPLES TELEGRAM"

A genuine farce comedy in the strictest sense of the words is Mrs Temples Telegram" the famous sor- row dispeller which will be at Polls on Monday, October 19. Literally there is not on dull moment in the play. It Is all froth of the lightest sort and it bubbles continually, with the result that the audience are wrought up to the highest state of merriment. It Is doubtful if its su- perior as genuine mirth-proyoker of the right sort will be written
 many years, for seemingly the abso- lute limit in point of giving contin- uous laughter of the heartiest sort for an entire evening has been reach ed in this play. Prices 25c to $1.50. Seats now on sale. Telephone 1084.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-17
JACQUES
VAUDEVILLE

An excellent bill Is promised at the Jacques next week, when the bill will be led by Mir and Mrs Gardner Crane in Mrs Cranes new sketch called "Pixley's Prodical Parents" The playlet is one of the cleverest ever presented by this excellent pair of players. There are five people in the cast and the offering is said
 to be uproariously funny. There are several other ,Sopular features, including Gilroy, Haynes & Mont somery In the nautical burletta,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-17

A proposition has been made by Hans Gregor, director of the Kom- isher theater, Berlin, that Lulu Chaser appear in Berlin next Spring at the head of her own company Tn Mile Mischief. The Shuberts are
 considering the proposition. ~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-17

Circus. Electric Park. Kansas city. White City and Forest Park. Chicago Olentangy park, Columbus, and some of the, big Coney Island enterprises are mentioned as being possible members of the new combination.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-17

eThe Good Ship Nancy Lee, ,s,Sam Stern, Arthur H,ister & Go. John and Bertha Gleeson and Fred Houli- han in a pot pourri of dances and music and Cibelliss Brothers and Le- Roy and Levahion vii complete the 4 E.t a,.s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-17

DRESS GOODS. E e.-A>et,,,
 F inch imported French yoe in black and nayy All Wool suitings in silk overchecks and stripes in brown, Ragy,-green, etc, regular price Sl' to- night ~. :~..i:,- ......... DUG yo TOILET GOODS, . stlmans Ereckies Cream tonight. .. 35c jar Caldef's Tooth Powder, tonight. 15c bottle Extra heavy bristle, Nail sBrushes, wood backs . tonight. r.s. ....... ....'. ioe e"e" LINEN DEPARTMENT. Remnants of Table Linen, bleached and un- pleached 11a to 3h yards, at less than cost. Huck Towels, good size, beached, with colored
 borders, good quality; tonight. ..a.... DC each ,IIuck Towels 22x44, good quality. full bleach, regular price 15c, to-night.... '......' loc eae" l. REEFS. tt@ Steel studded SIX Elastic Belts with cut steel buckles, 6 colors, regular sl value, tonight ....... ..... ...... '...'."h'';' "o' '"''' JEWEIRY. s"eT Pearl and Gold Plate Cuff Pins the 25c kind, to- night .... ... ...... ....... 1Oc q par Pearl and Turquoise set Veil and Tie Pins, value r@25c, tonight. <. .....s.. ....... loc each Solid god-front Cuff Pins protected points each apar warranted value soc pair tonight 2oc pair New carved Shell and Amber Barettes, tonight 7: ...':H... ...'........-... ....'. loc each PILLOW TOPS
 Autumn Leaf Pillow, Tops and Backs, stamped in colors price tonight ..... ..... ..... 2oc DRApERY DEPARTMENT. 
 SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY NIGHT. soc pair Tucked Rufhed Muslin Curtains, to- night only DUG a Pair $1 50 pair Nottingham Lace Curtains, tonight e9c yard French Art Ticking, tonight only 19c yd soc Pillow Slips all ready for the pillow tonight only .'..s...-.. ..s.". -oc eacn 1a hca yard Figured Silkone tonight only. 7c yd |. We will add "Sale in the Easement of
 HOUSE FURNISHING NEEDS. Each piece specially priced for tonight TEA KETTLES. nickel plated on copper, spouts ( are double scanned on body black enamel han dies, regular price 9Sc, for tonight. .6Oc WATER FAILS of paper mache, all one price, no ahoops te drop off, 35c value. ..25c WASH BASINS of gray enamel, double coated on steel our JIG valne- ...,.. Vc BREAD KNIVES of good steel blade inches long black enameled handle, 15c value 1Oc MRS F OTIS. IRONS set of three, nickel plated complete set with handle and stand. .... soc IN THE BASEMENT.
 CHINA AND GLASSWARE. DEPARTMENT. ,..s I S3.25 SET AT $105.
 We put on sale Saturday night a quantity of fine English Porcelain Combination Sets at saving of $l30 on every set neat green border decoration. Each consists of 40 pieces, as follows: Dinner Plates, Te:. Plates, Preserve Saucers, Cereal Saueers, Bread Plate. Tea Cups, Tea Saucers, Bowl, l Cream Pitcher, Cake Plate.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-17
POLI'S
MOVING PICTURES

The Imperial Moving picture com pany will present an excellent enter tainment of motion pictures at Poll s tomorrow evening, The feature pic ture Is called "The Bridge of Signs" and tells, in most dramatic way, the story of blighted young life, alone in the shadows of great city. There will be new illustrated songs by that well known vocalist. Tom Breen, and Polls orchestra will play. Prices 1 5 and 25 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-17
Specials For
 Saturday Night After 7:3O.
WHITE TAILOR-MADE WAISTS FOR FALL WEAR.

Colonial Glass Salt and Pepper Shakers, with eel
 lnlod tops and nickel plated bands 15c value. 10c kThn China Tea Cups and Saucers, fine Japanese | hand decoration. 39c value. ...'.. Zoe Table Water Plumbers, the Autted patterns each. 2c Alarm Clocks, warranted, tonight, basement 6oc
 WASH GOODS IN THE BASEMENT, Cotton Serge suiting in short lengths from to l yards, value F kc yard, tonight. .... Sc yd shirting Prints and .Calicoes, the Sc kind to-
 night. .. ..... ...... ...... .,.. 5Ac yd Percalcs, Chevots and Madras Cloth in 36 inches ;, widc regular price 12kc, tonight. 1.sc yd Damask FIannels, all colors and designs, the 12kc quality. to-night.... ......... lac yd Fancy bordered Flannelette for dresses and
 kimonas, ,4regular price 12hc tonight. l-sc yd Panama SuitiIe, 34 inches wide, real value 25c | special. . ,... ...... ........... 127sc yd New Zephyr Ginghams in plaids, checks, stripes
 and plain cofors the Sc quality, tonight f2Rc yd Eiderdown Flannel for bath robes. the 3sc qual- l ity, tonight. .. .............s ....... 2oc yd
 PETrIC0ATs. ,s Black More Petticoats, all lengths, and wood
 width, with deep founce, tonight. .. soc each
 HANDKERCHIEFs.
 Womens all linen hemstitched Handkerchiefs with 1 lace edge worth 19c, tonight. ... 12Ac each l LACE. t'f
 All Linen, Iorchon Lace Edge and Insertion to
 match, worth LOG and 12hc, tonight. 5c yd I QUEEN QUALITY SHOES FOR FALL WEAR. l IN THE NEW SHADES OF TAN.
 :. We have received complete assortment of these shades of tan in the heavy Russian Calf, just the thing for during the early fall season. Tan Russia Calf button, medium high heel, per | feet fitting Shoe, sizes 21a to 7 widths to | IL, price. ...... ........., $3.50 pair Dark Tan vic Kid, Lace Shoes very comfortable
 medium low heel and wide toes sizes 2h to l l7, widths c to E, price. ..... $35O pair Tan Russia. Calf Lace Shoes, made with extra selling numbers, sizes 2 k to [, widths A to 'FN l F, price. ....... ..... .... .. $4.0O pair Russia Calf 8 inch Boot, Tan Suede top, waved v
 the latest, cut, extra high heel and plain short a I vamps,. exceptionally good ftting,. widths
 to B, sizes 25s to 2, price $500 pair