Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-23
CITY NEWS


 | noon at 3:30.
 On next Saturday night the Mill tary band will give one of its prome- nades at Eagles hall
 The Connecticut Dairymen's asso- citation will hold meeting at Grange hall, Mill Plain, Thursday night.
 A blue serge suit. pure wool, heavy weight, single or double breasted.for S150O, is one of the good things in mems clothes, at Upson, Singleton X Co.'S.
 The thirteenth annual conference of the Connecticut Women's auxili- aries of the Y. M. c. A. will be held in this city next Thursday and Fri day.
 The East End Social club will give promenade and sociable at Harail- ton hall, Mill Plain, on Thursday evening. A good time is assured to all who attend.
 The hot political fight being made by Lilley. and Donahue for congress man-at-large is not half as waria as the suits and oyercoats now for sale on F z. payments, at Spearo Credit Go, 120 South Main street.
 Daniel T. Harrington has sold for Martin L. Doolan new three-family house on East Main street with land running to Wolcott street to MT and Mrs Michael F. Hanley. The new owner will take up residence there.
 Mrs Sarah O'Neill of 116 Central avenue and her son, Charles, return ed yesterday after short stay in Chicopee Falls. Mrs O'Neill's two daughters, known in religion as Sis ter St Ann and Sister St Charles, are stationed at Chicopee Falls. The best line of flannel and work ing shirts in Waterbury is in Epson, Singleton X Co.'S South Main street store.
 The New Haven County Medical society will meet in New Haven Thursday at p. m. A number of Waterbury physicians, members of the association will be in attendance. Dr O'Connor of this city will read paper. A banquet at the Tontine will follow the business session. At a special meeting of the alder | men last night the board rescinded the vote passed week ago yester- day making the $10O,000 worth of 4 per cent sewage disposal bonds sold to Blake Bros & Go, Boston, coupon bonds, and passed another resolution changing them to registered bonds.
 The November issue of the Wo- mans Home Companion is about ready to mail to readers. Subscribers to the Democrat who want this book free can have 1t by paying price of paper in advance. There Is no extra charge for the magazine. Pay to-day or tomorrow as list will be sent away soon.
 Invitations for the private Hallow- cen masquerade to be given by Miss Reeds dancing classes at the acad- emy, 43 East Main street. Halloween night, Wednesday, October 3l, will be given out at the weekly class re- eeption and novelty dance tomorrow evening at the academy. These re- captions are given for the benefit of pupils and friends and are largely pdtIOulLSu. Muslc lui hioAeu bs poi- ipeau's orchestra. Refreshments served throughout, the evening.
 Superintendent Kilduff of the street department says the recent storm didn't do a very large amount of damage in any particular place, but when you add the whole of 1t to- gether it makes up nice bill of ex- pense to get things back to where they were before the downpour. In some districts the nature of the ma terial used on dirt roads is such that it packs down and doesn't suffer much during rain storms, but in oth- CT places the material fades out of sight before the water and nothing but permanent improvement ever will make things different.
 During the year there are many dances. so many in fact that one would imagine that the organizations giving them would lose money. Often the dance financially is a failure. and fust as often it is a failure as far as a good time. Consequently when people are assured of a dance that is most certain to be a success both so- eiaIly and financially they are most eager to buy tickets. That is the reason why almost all the admission cards. the number is limited. for the annual dance of the Algonquin club to be given at Leavenworth hall on Friday evening. have been disposed of.
 Faimon Ripps and Charles Pizale were arrested to-day by Officer Fitz- gerald and are charged with violat- ing a city ordinance. It was shortly after 12 o'clock that Fitzgerald found Ripps doing business on East Main street without a license. He was disposing of stockings and un- derwear. making a house 10 house canvass. but as he had not paid a visit to the city clerks office Fitz- gerald brought sRipps to the station. About an hour after he discovered that Pizale was also doing business i1 the same neighborhCo1- He was selling uantels. but FftzgeraIi placed him under arrest. as he w- also trying to get by without a H. csuSe.
 One needn't be extravagant to in sure getting a reliable ffmepiece. Ton can get a standard movement of unquestiOnabIe reliability in a sub stantisI and servtoezble gold flIed case here at entirely reasonable cos.- We can convince you this is the store to come to- The UPsOn Ievelry Co.