Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-23
CITY NEWS

St Cecilia S parish fair October 26-5l.
 Castles market publishes 3 list of specials for Saturday that talk.
 Misses May Grady Of Bank street. and Nellie Delaney have returned from two months visit to Madison
 Wisconsin.
 There will be very important meet ing of Division No 5, A. O. H, this
 evening and every member is urgent
 ly requested to be present.
 Hand in your name tonight or to morrow if you want to get a live, up to-date magazine free. No charge for the Woman's Home Companion.
 Louis O'Neil of Franklin street made complaint at the police station last night that some person had stolen hss watch in saloon on South Main stree near Grand street
 A delightful reception was given by the members of Prof Provost's dancing classes in Meigs hall last night. About seventy five couples were present and merrily enjoyed themselves Prof Provost's pupils will give a grand re- ception in Meigs hall on Thanksgiving night.
 A courses at the Friendly league will meet tonight at 9:15 to plan their courses of instructions with Mir Post, principal of the Waterbury Business college and director of the Friendly league commercial courses. Sewing class will meet Saturday evening. IA very pleasant surprise party was given at the home of Miss Cora Hor- 4~x, a,n hT1,-41, k.4a~csnf ,ovnYair1n The
 entertainment was as follows: Piano
 solo by Miss Horton: vocal solo by the
 Misses Proper and Potter; mandolin
 and harp solos by Miss Horton and
 Miss Mackay. Refreshments were
 served and the party broke up at a l late hour.
 Did you ever take notice of the diff ferent men who buy the same thing in clothes or furnishings? How vast 1 iy different they look in the wearing. 1 If you go to Upson. Singleton & Co.'S their experience will help you in se-
 lecting the right thing for you to wear. | That is one secret of their satisfied patrons. for Judgment is used Tn the
 selling of neckdie or an overcoat, The boys on Center street have been I amusing themselves for the past few days by shooting an air rife any 1 place and every place. People who l had occasion to be in the rear of the l block on Center street feared that l they would be struck with some shot.
 A raid was made on the boys yester-
 day and the air rife taken from them 1 It now occupies position at the po- 1 lice station
 John J. Kinney, aged 31, died at the Hartford hospital yesterday afternoon, after a few days illness with pneu-
 monia. The deceased was a former resident of Waterbury, but had lived l in Hartford for the past seven years. He leaves his mother, Mrs Elizabeth Kinney. a brother. Edward, both of ! this city and brother. Peter, of Pitts
 burg. The remains were brought to the residence of Patrick German of A
 Judd street. this city. in charge of Ser l gin & Sons. The funeral will take. 1 place tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock to the Immaculate Conception | church.
 Fine music is essential for the en- 1 ioyment of@a dance. The Ideal Man 1 dolin and Guitar club always furnish l excellent music for it's dances The l club itself furnishes the music and it 1 is of a high order. This evening the 1 club gives one of it's delightful dances in Leavenworth hall. A fine program 1 has been arranged. Lovers of dane 1 ing will no doubt attend in large num- I bers. The club consists of the follow
 ing players: First mandolins, 4. T.
 Sincaster. ". F. Kirschball1n: second 1 mandolins, H. R. Risdon. c. R. Book; I guitars, A. l.. Kirschbaum, s. O. l Kiobedanz; piano, J. c. Lehman; di-
 rector, 4. T. sincaster; manager, s.
 o. KIobedanz
 Just received. five dozen wrist bags in fine Walrus leather, silk lined and beautifully made. They go for S1 30 apiece while they last. Upson JeweIry