Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-19
CITY NEWS

The board of aldermen will hold an adjourned meeting at 8 o'clock to- night.
 They are mercerized look like silk, wear like iron. Some of the under wear U, S. S Go are selling.
 A mass of requiem for the late John Dalton will be said at 8 o'clock We'd nesday morning in the church of the Immaculate Conception.
 A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Thomass church tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock for the repose of the soul of the late Charles H. Reid.
 MT and Mrs Frederick W. Lawlor of South street celebrated the tenth 1 anniversary of their marriage Satur- day night A large number of friends Joined in the festivities.
 Several important changes have been put in operation on the Naugatuck rail- road. It will be well for those who are travelling much to keep them in mind.
 There are about 800 barbers in the state who have not renewed their H. censes. If they do not renew them before the close of this month their names will be given to the prosecuting officers.
 The Ideal Mandolin and Guitar club will give another of its delightful concerts and promenades in Leaven- 1 worth hall on Friday night. This club has made an enviable reputation for l giving delightful dances and 1t in 1 tends to maintain it's reputation next Friday night.
 At meeting of the Holy Name so- ciety union committee held yesterday l it was voted to take part in the exer- 1 cises of Our Lady of Lourdes church next Sunday, also St Francis Xavier S l church November l. Marshal John H. l Moran will confer with the pastors of the two parishes regarding the line of march. All the Holy Name societies will meet in St Patrick's hall next Sum- l day afternoon.
 l It is easy enough for salesman to
 have you slip. into suit show you
 before a mirror, pat you on, the back l and say. Did you ever see anything 1 fit so perfectly? Look at the way l that collar hugs the neck, how well the l shoulders set" But how about the l wear of the fit? Depends upon the I tailoring. What is to hold that collar 1 in place or to keep those shoulders in l shape? That's why Upson, Singleton 1 & Go claim an advantage over most l clothiers as they know where and
 how their goods are made, and say l with confidence they are fright"
 An interesting meeting of Barce- Iona, council Knights of Columbus
 was held yesterday afternoon. There | was a large attendance. After the transaction of the routine business l candidates were initiated into the l mysteries of the frat and second de
 grees. The candidates say that the 1 work of the degree team was stun 1 ming. District Deputy Hearn of Nau- l patuck was present and presided at l the working of the first and second
 degrees.
 It is now definitely settled where
 the two new companies of the Second regiment c. N. G., will be located.
 This morning Colonel Sucher of the Second regiment, who has been receiv- ing applications from several towns,
 said that one of the new companies
 would be located i'll Ansonia, and the other would be in Torrington. The people of the latter town have for a
 number of years been trying to get a
 militia company located there. 1t has
 between 12,OO0 and 14,000 inhabitants
 and is one of the thriving manufactur-
 ing centers in the Naugatuck valley. 1 The military spirit is alive in Torrlng- l ton and it has been deemed advisable
 to establish one of the new companies
 ill that town. Colonel Sucher could
 not say when the organization of the 1 companies would be begun. Ha- 1 ven Register.
 If your parlor clock refuses to tick
 why not drop postal card to the Epson Jewelry Co? Specialists in {. clocks will then call on you. Special l attention given to repairing French
 and old English clocks. All work
 reasonable and with \ full guarantee.