Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-21
CITY NEWS

The people like to buy where they ara wanted. U.. S. SS Go want you to trv pafr of those Nufangl trousers Any price S3 to $5. Everyone that trys a pair say they it to perfection h.
 eane of railroad laborers were at work yesterday endeavoring to remove m immense boulder which onfeauena to topple over on the track or tne Na,igatuck division of the New Aofk, New Haven & Hartford railroad at Hfgh Rock grove. The break ID rne ledge which caused the boulder to De a source of danger was discovered Monday.
 The appareling of a pretty woman is a problem to which countless minds haya been devoted almost since the world began, but Dame Fashion never allows the problem to become stale or completely solved. To women particularly it is fascinating subject. In the Cos rnopolitan for November appears well-illustrated article by Mrs Wilson Woodrow which deals with woman and her costumes.
 Tha attendance at the second night of the Eagles grand carnival was not so large as that of the opening night. Yet a merry time was enjoyed. The dancershadmore room to trip the light fantastic toe and the floor was not overcrowded The various booths were well patronized. Mrs Wright, the palmist, is scoring big hit and is do- ing large business She Is a clever palTnist A fine stage entertain was given last night, but even better is expected that another banner of round dancing will be given and the best of music will be furnished for it. For the small admission fee of 15 cents anybody can enjoy several hours of mirth and pleasure Those attend ing are not annoyed by an army of canvassers and are able to enjoy lit tie peace in that line
 Remembered for years. Recently gentleman entered U., s. & Cos new store, having been away from Water bury ten years, saying, q always bought of you people and am coming right back where they always gave me satisfaction"
 The first annual dance and enter tainment given by the Zion Literary association was held in LeaVenworth hall last night and was largely attend. ed An excellent stage entertainment was given. Miss Finklestein sang sweetly ''Because Love You" while Miss Burros, singer and comedienne. appeared in "Bedellia.'' 4 soprano solo, Anchored" was well rendered by Miss Grossman. Louis F'reedland. Harry Shapiro and company presented comic sketch, "An Awful Position. composed by l.. Freedland The act ing of the various characters was cIey- CT and elicited much applause Miss Shapiro accompanied on the piano dur ing the evening. After the entertain ment dancing was enjoyed until o'clock. Music was furnished by IaI- Hers orchestra. It was pleasant affair and everybody had merry time. A handsome sum was netted for the Zion Literary association which intends to open permanent quar- ters in this city The arrangement committee consisted of T. Miller. chair. man; Harry Shapiro secretary; c. Fine. Louis Freedland, Harry German and Louis Freedman The floor di- rectors were Charles A. Fine, Jules Miller and Samuel Holczer.
 Are you aware that in the course of year the balance of your watch makes 157.6sO,ooo revolutions? Tn time the oil gums produces friction and wears the delicate bearings, de- stroying their high finish and perfect kfSV4~, .4xssx S~.s@ 35. piece. An ordinary machine is oiled daily. Your watch should be oiled once year. Let Us examine it, an honest opinion will cost you nothing. The Upson Jewelry Co.