Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-01
CITY NEWS

Wool gloves from baby size to young mems 25c at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 Mrs Edward Barrett of Waterville returned yesterday from very pleasant visit of two weeks to friends in Philadelphia. @s@"
 Miss Katharine " Taylor, who fell through skylight at her hair dress ing establishment, 95 Bank street, some weeks ago, has fully recovered from her injuries and has resumed her practice.
 The Democrat would like to nego- for its use on the night of the cleo tion. Anyone having such an instru- ment can rent it for that evening by calling at Democrat office.
 Attorney John F. McGrath has been appointed receiver on the bank rupt estate of the Bryan Bros. There will be hearing on the matter for the benefit of the creditors Novem- Der when trustees may be appoint ed.
 Frederick l.. White of Winsted. successor to Michael J. Leary. freight agent of the Naugatuck and Highland divisions in this city. started on his duties to-day. Mir Leary who is to be the general agent for the road in this state reported in New Haven this morning. .-s-k
 A stranger who refused to give his name, but stated his home Is in Bridgeport, was knocked down by a carriage near the Apothecaries hall this afternoon. The man was not in- jured. but he was somewhat huffy be- cause the driver of the turnout did not pull up his horse.
 List of letters remaining unclaim- ed in the post office: A. Barthszka, James Collis,, Norman P. Cooley, J. Fenton (box 556). Abel Harris. John Heerey, Mrs H. L. Graves, Charles Harvey, John Johnson (Fourth street). Sol Michialis, Mrs Irean Mill Ter. James Henry O'Leary. Charles Pero, Frank Ryan, DuJorje Reddish.
 Your boy will wear better clothes and cost you no more, perhaps less, if you look at U., S. & Cos before deciding.
 Thomas BergIn. who has been travelling in Ireland during the sum- mer. has sent former Commissioner of Public Safety Edward B. Hardie splendid pipe of Irish bog oak. The bowl is silver trimmed and has beauti- full carvings representing the famous round towers of Ireland. the old harp of Tara and of course the shamrock.
 Mrs Edward Fitzgerald died sud denly last night at the family resi- dence. 110 Railroad Hill street. She was going to bed when she was seized with a sinking spell and never rallied. Her daughter picked her up and pr Russell was called, but medical aid was of no avail. Besides her husband she leaves four children. Mrs Thomas ODonnell. Edward jr, John and Nel- lie. She also leaves a sister. Mrs FL len Kelleher. The funeral will he held Saturday morning to St Patricks church.
 The following order has been issued from the adjutant generals office: commanding officers of organizations brigade. Connecticut National Guard. are directed to make acquisition at once upon the acting quartermaster general for breast cords and cap bands for the enlisted men of their commands. giving size of caps for which bands are needed. Upon re- | ceIpt of dress coats falteredl requisl- ton will he made at once to All short age caused by coats inspected and condemned. Sizes must be sent with acquisitions.
 Benjamin Sheinfeld of Locust street who has been enjoined by Mrs Johanna N. Moss from using a cer- tain label on his cigar boxes has re- tained Attorney Bauby who has filed 8 motion with the district court for a hearing to dissolve the injunction. Mrs Moss claims that Sheinfeld's label is so like the one used on her goods that she has suffered a pe- cuniary loss. The motion to dissolve the instrument will be heard next "Wednesday. Kennedy & Cassidy represent Mrs Moss and they have set up a very long complaint.
 Grand Chancellor Isaac P .Turney of Bridgeport of the Connecticut Grand lodge K. Of P. has appointed as district deputy George E. Pettigan of CounstOck. Waterbury. for Speed we'll. Waterbury: Gavel. Saugatuck: {: Humphrey. Seymour; Beacon. Bea- con Falls and s. Mclean Bucking- ham of Columbia. WateTtovn. for Columbia. Watertovn: Comstoek. Waterbury: Good VIII. waterville: Magnolia. Waterbury. On judiciary and ruIes-JOseph s. Stokes. Myrtle. Meriden: IT. Stanley Finch. ENcel- sor. Stamford: Frank T. Dews. Speed we'll. Waterbury.
 One needn't be extravagant to in sure getting a reliable umepieee Ton can get q standard movement o uaquestionable reliability In a sub stsntial and servicsable gold alleS case here at entirely reasonable cost We can convince you this is the stor' to come to. The Upson Jerelry Co ss Bank st
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