Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-15
:. CITY NEWS

Sister Emeline, who was connected with St Mary's school for many years will be celebrated at St Thomas's church Thursday morning at o'clock. Fancy borderedA silk handkerchiefs are rare and just what the boys want
 Have you seen the 5O-cent kinds U. s.
 & Co are selling at % cents or four for one dollar
 George Palen and Miss Abbie Walk
 em were married yesterday at high
 noon at the home of the brides brother
 Paul s. Wakem, 26 Dikeman street, by the Rev Dr Davenport. Miss Alice
 Holihan was maid of honor and Archie Mclaughlin was best man.
 It was decided at the meetingof the Young Mems Temperance society yes terday to hold temperance rally in the near future and the Rev J. J. Fitz- gerald of Waterbury, formerly of New Britain, is to be invited to make the
 address.-New Britain Herald.
 Have you seen the new sweaters, the
 kind that button up at the neck. It
 is very neat in appearance and less
 easier to put on. Upson, Singleton & | NY tIld V fl1lELi III #tAllGll d1IQ JOY sizes. Would make a nice Christ
 mas present.
 James Whitty, the young man said to be connected with the Faber's
 switch assault case, underwent an op.
 eration yesterday by Dr Lopez. Whit ! ty has been ill some time, in fact, it is said he has not been feeling well sinee 1 the night of the memorable assault. He is improving and it is believed that l the opera ton he underwent yesterday 1 will soon put him on his feet again. A man who answered to the de | scription of one A. J. Booth sent out l by Chief of Police Arnold of Derby yesterday, was arrested here last
 evening by Detectives Kennaugh and 1 O'Gorman at the Bank hotel on Bank street. Booth is wanted in the Piano
 City for failure to pay his board bill I He is supposed to have been here four
 or five weeks. Officers from Derby 1 took him back this forenoon. It was reported last night that he may bc i wanted here on a similar charge
 The following are the new officers of I Mattatuck council, Royal Arcanum
 elected last night: Representative to I grand council, Judson E. Hall; altern
 ate, +. Schneider; regent, F. Schneider l vice-regenf. F. B. Osgood: orator, G. F l Moore: past regent, J. D. Hall; secre l tary, G. w. Watson; collector, L.. A l Totten; Urea srlrer. George Fl. Benham l chaplain, Elisha Murray: guide, N. A l Barnard; warden. l.. w Darlington l sentrv, I. K. Stedman: musician. W Fl. Davis, Jr.; trustees. George H l Cowell, A. Spencer ard B. G. Bryan I There was no city court today. The l only one arrested yesterday was a
 man wanted elsewhere. There were I some tax cases to be disposed of bri
 the delinuHents were not present an( l unless they settle with the prosecutor
 they will have lessswith which to buy Christmas presents than they now have The following tax cases were
 nolIed: John !. Barry, Simanas Bart ewicze. Patrick Boyle, Arthur Brad lev, Patrick F. Boylan, Patrick Brick 1 Patrick Rowe. Walter C.. Barker | Charles Blackman. Similar eases ! against David Bartelstein and Martin l Eyrnes were continued thirty days l and cases against Jonas Bivitis anG
 William Bartz were continued to to morrow morning.
 One of the most beautifully decorat l ed Christmas windows in town i;
 that of the Upson Jewelry Co. The decorations are ill royal purple sill causing the silk lavendar boxes con
 taininc. diamonds, rings and fine jew ] .ssiG SSia VI to advantage. The gencr Aav rich