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

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 Secure a copy of the Waterbury Sun day Telegram tomorrow.
 Mrs Mary A. Martin to-day was ap- pointed administratrix on the estate of her late husband, Frank l.. Martin.
 The regular meeting of the typo graphical union will be held this even ing.
 Mrs E. c. Kimball of Waterbury is the guests of MT and Mrs F. R. Lewis of West Haven. 5s
 Captain George J. Burton Of Hah- fax, Nova Scotia, is the guest of B. W. Biggerstaff of this city.
 Thomas English of Waterbury is a guest of John C.. Doran at the Fairfield house, Danbury, for a few days.
 Mrs f rthur Luscoub of Waterbury is spending few days with Mrs E. NJ. Gilbert of West Haven.
 Dr Waldron, a gentleman who had many relatives in Waterburg, died re gently at his home atgacksOnG Mich z
 There will be a special meeting of local 37 sick benefit society Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members are requested to attend
 This is the last day Mir Pierce can be found at the court house for the ac- commodation of saloon keepers who wish to take out applications for re- newal of their licenses.
 Miles M Dawson, the actuary em- ployed by the A. M. o. U. W. is to visit Waterbury lodge Tuesday even- ing, October 13. Invitations have sent out to all members in this city.
 Two traits seen in store life: Some buy because of price, the others re gardless of 1t. Both get value in Up son, Singleton & Co.'S stores because they see to it that the goods are marked at the right price.
 Mrs Juliette Simofs cAmdreys5 died yesterday afternoon att her home in Simonsville. She is survived by two sons, Andrew and Mary Simons The funeral will be held at 2:30 o'clock to- morrow afternoon with service at the Second Baptist church and interment in Riverside cemetery
 The regular meeting of the Ladies' auxiliary, A. o. H., was held Thursday evening in Columbus hall, where elec- ton of officers took place. The follow ing officers were elected: President, Miss Mary Cavanaugh; vice-president, Hannah Moriarty; recording secretary, Annie O'Meara; treasurer, Miss Mary Fitzgerald; sergeant-at-arms, Sophie Guilfoile; sentinel, Miss Mary De laney; musician, Miss Mamie Calvin.
 At an enthusiastic meeting of the Goodwill Social club, held at their rooms last evening, a committee was appointed to make arrangements for their annual promenade. The follow ing officers were also appointed: Presi- dent, George F. White; president William Fitzgerald; secretary, Martin Hayden; treasurer. John J. Cavanaugh; room committee. F. ]. Prindible, J. Cosgrove, Charles Martin, John Col lins
 An opportunity is offered to begin a course in cookery for ladies on Tues day morning, October 13, at 9:30. Class now being formed. In the Tuesday evening first course cookery class two vacancies remain to be filled. Class 1 meets at 7:45. An evening class in second course cookery will begin on Wednesday evening, October 14, al 7:45. All classes limited to twenty students. No class will be organized with less than eight Application should be made to the league superin- tendent Office hours 10 to 12 and ': :3C to 9.45.
 Mrs Rachael Sanderson. wife O. l Charles B. Sanderson of this city, will l begin her professional career on the stage tonight in Orange, N. ]. She will play leading role in Bronson Towards comedy, Saratoga" in which Walter Hodges is starring. Mrs | Sanderson has been studying for. the stage at a dramatic school in New York Before she was married Mrs | Sanderson. whose maiden name was Miss Rachael Wright of Watertown was much interested in amateur the atricals. Her many friends wish her as much success in professional ca. reer as she had as an amateur actress The Upson Jewelry Go are about tc l introduce a novelty in special sales 1 On Wednesday, October IA, at p. m. l will open their package sale of 1000 packages, each containing some article of the company's extensive line. Not a single article has ever sold for less than 30 cents; in fact, the major DOT l ton have sold higher One package contains a diamond ring valued at $20 another a WaltIam watch at S15, etc For 30 cents you can choose your pack age and have a chance at the diamond or watch. At any rate you lose noth 1 ing since you will obtain some article l worth 50 cents at least. Sale closes or Thursday. October 15, at ID. n.