Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-15
CITY NEWS

Conan Doyle's best productions. l You don't have to pay high prices 1 to get good clothes for boys. Prices
 at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S cash store l are money-savers.
 Edward J. Ryan has resigned his position with A. D. Benson of this
 city to accept an excellent position in l the sales department of Spaeth & Co
 of New York.
 Collector Reeves will keep his office l open tonight for the accommodation
 of people who may find it convenient ] to drop in and settle their water ac- l counts. This is the last chance to
 pay without the percentage.
 Michael H. Fitzpatrick and Miss l Ellen Hill were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church
 by the Rev Father Frederick John 1 Fitzpatrick was best man and Miss l Susan Quinn was maid of honor. l The Columbia Trust Co of New l Jersey was on hand today with forms of bonds for the $10O,000 worth of
 sewage bonds sold by the city. There
 was nothing the matter with these and the whole matter was settled up in short order.
 Barbara J. Hendricks has pur- chased the 3-family house of Magda- lena NJ. Bangs, at 945 North Main street. The purchase was made as i an investment and was made through
 the agency of Daniel F. Harrington, of 40 East Main street.
 Mayor Thoms and Comptroller Russell made a tour of the schools of the city yesterday and made personal
 room in each building. It is under stood that they discovered many things which show that somebody has been overstating things regarding crowding in some places.
 Frank Wakeley, of Seymour and
 Mrs Alice Merwin of Union City, were married on November F at the Episcopal church, Madison Square.
 New York city, by the Rev Wallace MacMullen. after the ceremony the welded couple left for a trip up the Hudson. MT and Mrs Wakeley will be at home after the 18th.
 The Connecticut conference of the African M E. Zion church opened last night at the church on Pearl street with large attendance. The open ing address was delivered by the Rev s. E. Robinson of Norwich, formerly of this city. The program for to-day included a discussion on Prayer for the Missionary Spirit and papers on Missionary Research" This evening the principal subject will be Mission ary Work Among the Outcast."
 You pay nothing for name when you buy a Gold Bond hat for $2 at Upson, Single & Co.'S. They are as good as the government.
 The Rev P. c. Dunigan has work men engaged in constructing a road from Cherry street to Scott avenue at Watertown. The road will be built between the two Dunigan houses and across the Dunigan property to Scott avenue, where 1t will connect with the public highway nearly opposite Gilbert Rogers residence. The road. when completed, will give access to some of the best building lots in town. Father Dunigan has had all the modern Improvements installed at the house recently occupied by his brother and is having other improve ments made upon the property. Many think that the arrival of the trolley will give Watertown the biggest real estate boom it ever experienced and that others will follow Father Duni- gan's example in promoting the real estate interests of the town.
 How annoying is it to have a 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 Co. 6s Bank street.