Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-07
CITY NEWS

met at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
 The National Social club, incorpor- ated, of Waterbury, has filed articles of association.
 A sociable and dance will be given by the Hamilton Park Athletic club at Eagles hall tomorrow evening.
 The returns of the New York cleo tion will be announced in Telegram square tonight by the Sunday Tele- gram.
 On Thanksgiving night the employees of Curran's store will give an apron and necktie party in Knights of Co., lumbus hall.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated at the Immacuate Conception church Wednesday morning at s o'clock for the late Winifred Whalen
 The blonde lady that admired the set of furs the other. lady had on can get the same set at half price at the New England Fur Co, 113 South Main street.
 The city is discarding the old gas lamps that have done service for years on the piers at both sides of the en- trance to the city hall building and substituting electricity.
 A months mind mass of, requiem will be celebrated at St Francis Xay- iers' church at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow morning for the late Mrs Mary Ryan of Hopeyille.
 Harmony lodge, r. and 4. M., cele- brated it's 10Sth anniversary last night. The invited guests included John H. Barlow, grand secretary; H. Wales Lines of Meriden and \. J. Welton of Waterbury.
 Joseph and Grace Ella Fava have purchased the Mrs Catherine Buell. Doherty block in State street. The price paid is said to be S35,O00. The sale was effected through the agency of B. J. Torkomian.
 John W. Reilly and Miss Sarah Man. ton were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Slocum. William Kennedy was best man and Miss Mary 0'Don- nell was maid of honor.
 r Daniel Lawlor, who has been in vaudeville with George Hoey and Edith Crollus the past few weeks, playing the Poli circuit, is back ill town and will soon start rehearslng for the-opening of the winter stock com pany fin New Haven.
 The inventory of the estate of the late Adam Faber was filed in the pro bate court to-day showing it to be worth S11.266.33. This indicates both real and personal property. The ap- praisers were Daniel E. Sprague, Wil- liam Moore and George L. Jenks.
 Superintendent Walker and his men are putting Hamilton park in shape for the winter. v the shrubs and plants have been placed in condition to resist the cold blasts so that they will come up next spring fresher than ever. Preparations are being made for the skating rink and in all proba- bility it will be more popular than it was last year.
 The remarks of some of the alder men last night regarding the painful ly slow movements of the trolley con- pany on Baldwin street, showed that they are dead onto what is going on, but they are nearing the end of their term nov and probably the company doesn't care what they do think. How ever if they mean business there is nothing to prevent them from taking hold of the turnout to-day and rush. ing it through before the frost gets into the ground.
 On Thursday evening at Eagles hall ! R. J. Costello lodge of the Railwa.' Ff,r sbafrs | able and dance. The dance of this lodge is becoming a yearly feature and ! the large crowd which has always at- | tended in the past will no doubt be present on Thursday evening. Lal- ] Hers orchestra. eleven piece strong. | will furnish the music. and an excep- | tionally fine program has been selected ! The decorations promise tO he a nov. city and the whole affair will Dc run OT as smoothly as possible. The regular seml-monthly meeting of the Queens Daughters will be held in St Patrick's hall this evening at : go o'clock This will be the last Op. pOrtunity tO present applications for charter membership. Thus far about TOO names have been received for charter membership. old members who have paid dues in full to November !
 and new members who will pay dues
 for September and October. win he
 inscribed on the charter list when ap.
 Ulicatisn Is made this week by tine
 Waterbury hranch of the Queens ! Daughters to the general council at St i Louis
 Since last January the police of this
 city and of New Haven have been
 looking for CharIes F. Sears. 3G. Yes terJiay he was arrested anu taken t1
 New Haven. where he has been want ed for making frauduIent representa- tiOns to one Chsries Riley respecting q policy in the New York Life Insurance Cn. Sears came here in January as agent for the S8uthem Nutual Invest memt Co. For some time he lived cd Center street. but lately his where abouts have heen unknown. His Of fra was fn the MuIl1nzs building. II is claimed against him that he iullueps | Riley to pay SsS7 on his policy in 0rJIe, t0 increase the amount of the I.re uium-
 D5d you ar your friend ever brin. their watch to the UpSan Iewelry Co. for repair and find tle work unsstis fae+urys Every iot is EuarautsesL w frankly tell yoa what the cost win f- r~s n the watch fs wsFth rEp&irfnG " aa