Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-16
CITY NEWS

M ! 4NI vVo Frank Walsh was to-day removed to the Brookside home.
 You'll be satisfied if you buy clothes of Upson, Singleton & Co. They make good" on every complaint.
 M Gavegan, the general agent for the Boston Pilot, Is ealing on his many friends about town to-day.
 Harry Spien of South Elm street fell from the cellar door yesterday af- ternoon and fractured one of his arms.
 Raymond Ashe, aged 13 years, while hurrying along Beacon street en route for school, slipped and fell against a hydrant, tnflicting cut on his head.
 H. s. Chase has secured the title to about 160 acres of land located in Watertown. Thomaston and Wa tervflle. In time it will be used for factory purposes.
 Miss Bridget Gibbons of New York is visiting at the home of her broth Ci, oo1u dluuOuS OA OAo ANOItu ndIu street. James McGowan of Great Harrington, Mass, is also guest at the home of MT Gibbons.
 The business transacted at short calendar in the superior court to-day consisted of few motions of minor importance. Until all the criminal business Is out of the way civil busi- ness of any moment cannot be att tempted
 Mayor Thoms had check for $104,139.S9 in his inside pocket to- day. He had received it from Blake Bros of Boston for the $100,000 worth of sewage disposal bonds sold by the city. The mayor deposited the check in the bank to the credit of the city. Now who will say that Waterbury is not able to pay its bills?
 The morning session of the confer ence at the A. M. E. Zion church on Pearl street opened at 10:30 with an address by the Rev G. H. S. He'll of Hartford on "The Praying Church. In the afternoon the Rev W. I. Smith read an interesting paper On "The Church Extension Army" The principal address this evening will be by the Rev William H. '1lley.
 You can save money on your boys clothes and make the boy happy be- sides-get "U., s. & Co Ticket"
 How annoying is it to have watch that is out of repair frequent ly and in the care of the watch doc tor one third of the time. Buy a watch of known reputation, of un- questioned reliability and save your self much annoyance. Get a watch with an Upson guarantee. The Up- son Jewelry Go. 6S Bank street.
 A great deal of confusion resulted yesterday and to-day on account of some hitch in the trolley schedule whereby the Baldwin street car did not leave Exchange place at noon until ten or fifteen minutes after the others. This puts everybody and especially shop hands on the anxious seat. and if 1t should be repeated once or twice more many who live on lower Baldwin street and Simons- vile will have to return to the old plan of carrying a dinner pail or try their luck at the restaurants.
 Paul Duffy. the young man who was in court. last week on a charge of theft was arrested again to-day on similar charge. George Slckmund. who is the fence in the case was also arrested by Detective Keegan. Roth are charged with theft. Duffy is said to have nipped set of harness from Llveryman Sackett and sold 1t to sickmund. Tn Duffy's recent trial Sickmund was a witness, but made statement which incrimI- mated himself with the result that he was taken of the witness stand by order of the court and arrested.
 At c meeting of the executive com mittee of the different Catholic socie- ties iu St Patrick's ball last night. J. H. Moran was chosen chairman. NIT Moran and Charles Finley were es a committee to select a hall and set a date for the union entertainment to be given in aid of the new hospital. Father Slocum was elected honorary chairman and treasurer. The executive committee John II. Moran for presi- dent of the general body and Charles Finley for vice-preddent These nom nations and two secretaries will be elected at a meeting of the several delegates next Thursday night
 Manager Lou Cronan of the All football team received word to-day that If he wanted him, Dr Hull of New Haven would sct ss one of the officials in the game in to-morrov. Cronan in- wired his acceptance. Cro- nan vss also informed today that he Nonpsreil management is easeav- ,rins to obtain some crack college | players for their game with All Wa .erbury. but he is confident Sporting Editor eeizvick of the New Haven Register will thruv out the nanes if the Nonpareil players whom he