Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-24
CITY NEWS

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 Eddie Wenzel of Bridgeport, who has been visiting Herman Marggraff, has returned home.
 The meeting of the Bartenders' union will be held tomorrow afternoon at 12:30. so that all business may be transacted before the banquet which takes place at ? o'clock.
 The Holy Name societies of the city will meet in their respective places at ? o'clock Sunday, from where they will go to St Patrick's hall, reaching there at 2:30.
 There will be another of those much enjoyed social evenings for the pupils and friends of Miss Nellye Reed $ dancing academy in the class room, Knights of Columbus hall, this even ing
 The place is not on. the map of the United States where SIS buys a made to order suit of equal value as those Upson, Singleton X Go are taking or ders for this week. Thirty good pat terms to select from. Too many goods of each pattern is why this offer is made.
 A small fire in d building on Clay street owned by Dwight L. Smith, called out the fire department last evening ri,e ire was extinguishad before the arrival of the fifemen. There was no damage. Tn the after noon ahoat o'clock an alarm was rung in from box e2 at the corner of Dublin street and Doolittle lane. The fire there was. of no consequence.
 Money talks the same as ever. You naturally want ''the best for your money'' Invest 1t with Upson, Sin gleton & Go. They simply hold it on deposit until you are satisfied you have received full value. Could anything be, fairer?
 A very enthusiastic meeting was held last night in Columbus hall by the members of Sheridan lodge, No 21S, N E. Q. P. There were two can- didates initiated and two applications were received. Deputy Slavin was present and gave an interesting report of the deputies meeting held the evening before. Arrangements were discussed about the open meeting to be held in the near future.
 It took only few minutes to dis pose of the city court business today. Dennis Dawson got intoxicated last night because of sono trouble at home In trying to' rs cape trouble h,, oriv became invn,y"t: in more Of it. His case was continued thirty days. A complaint against John F. Altman of Baldwin street for keeping an un- licensed dog was settled for $5. Judge Burpee held court.
 Alexander von Humboldt lodge, No FNAn meeting in Foresters' hall last evening Two applications were received. Thursday evening there was depu- ties meeting at which the five N. E. o. F. lodges were represented. Su- preme Representative Dr Hitchcock of Ansonia was present and instructed the local deputies in an able manner. Many good times and results are antic- ipated by the members because. of this meeting.
 At the annual meeting Of the Wo- mems auxiIiaries of the Y NJ. c. A. in Ansonia yesterday, officers were chosen as follows: President, Mrs I. 4. Spencer, Waterbury; vice-president, Mrs l.. B. Cochran, Hartford: secre- tary, Mrs Emma l.. Parsons. Thomp- sonville: treasurer. Mrs A. C. Bushnell, New Haven. The executive commit tee consists of Mrs H. c. sherer, South Norwalk: Mrs l.. K. Gould, Mrs l.. M BIakeA Winsted: Mrs George T. Lord. Norwich; Mrs Aborn F. Smith, New London. and Mrs V. Munger. Ansonia
 When you are down town tonight 1t will pay you to take notice of the fine walrus leather shopping bags reduced to Sl.50 each. Upson JeWelry Co, 6S Bank Sfraat