Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
CITY NEWS

The new parlors of the First Meth odist church will be formally open ed next Thursday evening.
 It's a good suit that will stand the test of an active boys wear and never rip-try U. s. & c. "Tearabout.
 The trustees of St Margaret's schoool will hold a meeting tonight when something definite will be done regarding the future of that popular educational institution.
 Donald F. Romeike of Cleveland, Q. is endeavoring to enlist the CO., operation of few men of means with a view to forming a company to manufacture new washboard in this city.
 Miss Clara NJ. Cushman, field mis- sionary of the Woman's Foreign Mis- sionary society, recently returned from China, spoke at the First Meth odist church Sunday school meeting yesterday
 John s. Neagle was called to Mia gara college Sunday to see his son,
 
 said to have been injured in football game Saturday and the authorities thought it advisable to notify his father.
 The present boy gets with a "U. s. & Go Ticket" is good adver- Using; he is so pleased he talks ''U. s. & C." to all his playmates.
 Methods of Acquiring vocabu- lary" was discussed by Fraulein Lauterbach of St Margaret's school at a meeting of the Connecticut Branch of the New England Modern Lam guage association held at the Hart ford Public High school Saturday.
 Superintendent E. s. Ingraham of Blake X Johnson's Mfg Co was given ty at the Jacques Saturday night by the following foremen in the employ of that concern: Frank E. Parsons, Henry F. Marendaz, Walter Osborne, Irving Daniels, George Evans, Charles Lyman. B. Holdridge, Der tram Snagg, Henry Stewart, B. J. Blakeslee.
 The examination of candidates for the naval academy at West Point will be held Saturday, December 1, at Alumni hall, Yale university, New Haven, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. The literary qualifications of the ap- plicants will be inquired into by a committee consisting of the Rev w. J. Slocum of Waterbury, Professor Andrew w. Phipps of Yale, and Att torney Arthur B. Calef of Middle bury. Dr Willis s. Crane will make the physical examination.
 Nat Goodwin, the star in "The Genius," had an exciting experience on Wolcott Mountain Friday after noon. With chauffeur. Mir Goodwin with two ladies, said to be Louise Randolph and Rose Snyder of his company, were proceeding in an au- tomobile to Waterbury, where Mir Goodwin was billed to play. Half way up the mountain gear of the auto broke and the machine started backward down the mountain, the brakes failing to hold. It was an ex- citing half-mile ride, too fast to war rant jumping from the machine or running it into the ditch, but fortu- nately it was in good hands. bringing up after a half-mile of gravitation without further accident.
 John Lonergan was rendered a sur prise party at his home on Locust street Saturday night. Among those present were James Bagley, James Daley, Bert Mulvaney, Thomas Null vaney, Patrick Cavanaugh, William Fallon, William Armstrong, Bert Pat ger, John Madden, Bert Heebner. Louis Thibodeau. Charles Laffin, John Keefe. Frank Driscoll, Edward Nor gan, William Butler, William Han- ley. Ray Camp, John St Louis, Clem- ent Seybold of Highland Falls, x. Y., the Misses Margaret Dechon, Helen Dechon. Rose Blodgett, Helma John son. Alice Mcclure. Irene Day, Ma mic Seery,, Margaret Carey, Sadie Carey, Anna Doyle. Kittie Dwyer. Helen Moran. Mary Mitchell, Marga- ret Lambert and Mary Leavey.
 Yesterdays bulletin of the First Methodist church contained a list of new members. as follows: Mrs Lucy J. Case. Joseph E. Nelly. 3O3 North Willow street: Mrs Fannie NJ. Reincke. Miss Ellen R. White. Mrs Anna Smith. l.. E. Carr. John W. Chapman, Frederick C. Daniels, Miss Mary E. Hammond. Mrs Mary C. Houghtaling. Wesley Lasher and Miss Maud F.. Lasher. Miss Edith and Lottie Montagnon. Miss Mabel E. Mercy. Miss Florence Robinson Miner, R. c. Northey. Miss Mildred Stills. Miss Ada A. and Hazel \. Smith. Miss Jennie Louise Spring. Miss Emma I. and Alice l.. Twining. Miss Bertha Baxter. Dwight Sterling Goodwin and Mrs Luella Goodwin. Mrs Sara Jane Page. Miss Mary Etts Montagnon.
 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. ss Bank street.