Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-07
CITY NEWS

The Spenders," tale of those who l spend, will be our next serial.
 Miss Mary Lyons of New York who i has been visiting at the home of Miss Catherine Derwin of Drayer avenue, returned home to-day.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated Friday morning at 7:30 o'clock at St Francis Xaviers church for the late Bridget Hughes of Ridge street. i The board of safety held an ad- 1 journed meeting at f o'clock this af- i ternoon. The object was stated to be 1 to fill few vacancies on the regular and supernumeray police forces.
 The case of the American Sponge company of New York against Thorn as F. Lunny for S2 for goods deliver ed, was decided against MT Lunny. The defense was that the sponges were not what they were represented 1 to be.
 The marriage of Harry E. Stearns to Miss Daisy NJ. Chapman of 3S Sum- mer street. which took place on Octo- Der 1, 1905, is announced. The cere- mony was performed by the Rev Mur- ray Gardner. pastor of the Presby- terian church, Brewster, \. '. John Ashton has filed a petition in bankruptcy in the United States dis arict court, certifying that he has not the necessary sum of S30 to pay the fees. His liabilities are $4,770.77 and assets S4,054. The largest creditor is Sarah A. Ashton whose claim amounts to $500.
 The Civil club, incorporated. of Wa terbury. has filed articles of associa- tion. The club will promote social influence and the ''physcial. mental and moral improvement of its mem- bers. E. B. Hardie, Daniel F. Dalton and Henry F. Cunningham are the subscribers.
 Robert Manion has purchased a three family house at 150 Wood street of William Hertzmark. Mir ManiOn has purchased the house for home and will shortly take up his residence there. The sale was made through the agency of Daniel T. Harrington, 410 East Main street.
 The examining board of Company G, c. \. G., consisting of First Lieu tenant r. w. Halpin, Second Lieuten- ant Thomas F. Hallinan. held meet ing last night and announced as sue: cessful candidates for promotion to be corporals Peter Gagain and Patrick Courtney. The next vacancy among the corporals will be filled by William A. Slavin. who also passed very sat isfactory examination.
 'The Spenders." tale of those who spend, will be our next serial.
 The department of charities held an adjourned meeting last night. The clerk was authorized to secure the ser vice of q stenographer to assist ill pre- pairing the annual report for 1905. Commissioners Murphy and Castle were appointed to act as a eammittee to dispose of six cows now at the Brookside home, also eight fine fat porkers which are ready for the knife. Commissioner Castle will do the butch ering and MT Murphy assist. It was decided 10 make q try for ice in Wa tertown. Superintendent Brennan was directed to have some repairs made on the wiring for electric bells at the BrOokside home. The contract for fur nishing bread to the Brookside home until August 1 was awarded to John o'Brien for S2.25 per hundred pounds.
 Look into those secret places of yours and perchnnce you will find some piece of forgotten icwelry. We buy old gold and give you cash for it or you may take the amount out in trade. The Upson Jewelry Co, 6s Bank street