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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1908
Page
7
The Curran Dry Goods Company announces a week long bargain carnival offering six days of plentiful savings. All departments display exceptional value with prices designed for large reductions and rush opening day is emphasized for early shoppers to secure the best choices.
A local sale showcases lace and embroidery bargains with Cambric Edges and Bands, Allover Embroidery for waists, Cluny and Torchon Laces in white and ecru, Val Lace and Insertions, and Cotton Torchon Laces in multiple widths. Prices marked as sale specials.
Read about desirable weaves patterns and colorings in easy assortments. Quality and economy join here prompting immediate purchasing. Silk and wool check voiles priced at 58¢ per yard, various checks and fine fabrics on sale with marked down regular prices.
An ad touts full and complete color silk fabrics at special prices. It promotes Cheney's Spot-Proof Foulards at 59 cents and 28-inch Figured Foulards with dotted effects in various colors. Also featured are 58-cent Rough Pongee Suitings and 97-inch Rough Pongees in sought-after colors, with June sale pricing cited.
The sale features tunic muslin nightgowns and nainsook nightgowns in multiple necklines and sleeves with lace and embroidery, including the Merry Widow and New Empire styles. Prices range from 59 cents to 1.50 dollars, with selections like Isabella drawers offered.
June sales promote a full stock of tailor made suits, ponies and fine white lawn dresses. Prices are highlighted with bargain sale prices on items like Panama cloth and serge suits, sheer lawn waists, and embroidered lace dresses, featuring value reductions from 14.50 to 1.00.
Public inspection of class work will be held tomorrow in St Patrick's block East Main street rooms. Lower hall decorated with bunting and flowers. Ice cream on sale to add pleasure. No admission or invitations required. public welcome to view the displays in afternoon or evening.
Cambridge probate court allows a remarkable will that empowers trustees to disperse over 1 001 000 for charitable purposes. The 1 753 000 estate of Mellen Bray of Newton is to be distributed after about 500 000 in bequests. Trustees include Mellen H. Bray of Boston and William Bray of Newton, two of the testator's sons.
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