Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-28
CITY NEWS

Hams 12c, shoulders 7c lb, Castles l market tonight.
 The genuine police suspenders in U. $. E Co.'S harvest sale for 19 cents. l Frederick Webster, salesman for Liiiey, Swift X Co, is enjoying q weeks vacation.
 The Yale junior societies took into 1 their ranks last night a number of seniors who were not taken in when the elections were made two years ago. Among the new men is Carl Chapin of this city. He was made a member of the Alpha Delta Phi so- ciety.
 Property owners all over town are making an effort to comply with the order of the board of aldermen to re- pair tl I sidewalks before the bad weather sets in. and judging by the manner in which the work is being pushed very few delinquents will be on the list to be turned over to the prosecuting attorney
 At the meeting of the Waterbury Womaaps club yesterday afternoon piano duets were played by Miss Jo- sephine Frisbie and Mrs Newton. The literary program included paper on ''Old Time Literature for Children by Miss Helen Sperry and one on Mod ern Literature for Children" by Miss Mary M. Abbott.
 Pretty good overcoat weather right now, and it pays to dress for the weather: saves a lot of other ills. It's not a question of how much you can pay It's how much you want to pay Co, Iq csi Singleton & Co.'S name your price and they will show you the best up to date values in Waterbury.
 St Cecilia's fair attracted a very fine and excellent attendance last night. Lallier's orchestra outdid it. self. The new threestep is the favor ite. All had a good time and re- marked that they would be back again tonight with their friends. The fair committee, anticipat ting a large as semblage this evening, have arranged to give all present q free chance to dance and enjoy themselves as much as possible, the best of order being preserved. The program as adver- tised was given last night. with a change in the choir selection. "Sly 1 &Iussette" from "THhe Mocking Bird.'' by the choir, and Annie HNhalen in coon songs are the stage. attractions tonight. '-
 At a meeting of Co G, c. N. e., last night, it was voted to accept the inyi- tationr from the Rev Father Curtin and take part in the parade in connec- ton with the laying of the corner stone of the new church of St Francis Xavier The committee in charge re- ported that preparations were being rapidly completed for the grand ball which will be given on New Years night The committee intends that the ball this year will surpass all pre- vious ones. The hall will be magnifi- gently decorated It will be trans formed into a scene of beauty and sp1endor A band will be engaged to furnish music for the dancing Cap tain Fitzpatrick announced that with in short time the company's parlors and meeting room will be renovated and repaired new floor will be laid and new metal ceiling will be put in. The old lockers will be re- moved and metal ones, extending from t1le floor to the ceiling. will ha put in their place The furniture will be upholstered and new furniture will be purchased. Many Improvements are contemplated
 Seeing's believing. and that's why we want you to look at tlle display of mounted sdiamonds in our north win dow We don't brag about size. but we are justified in doing 50 about the quality of these gems pson Jew ffl x1fs4saS @f@4sa$