Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-24
CITY NEWS.

Fulton's Band prom at City hall Saturday evening.
 For anything from underwear to fur coats see UpsOn, Singleton < Co.
 The milkmen will hold d meeting Saturday evening at s o'clock in the Business Mems room in th5 Jones Morgan building.
 Arden H. Coe, for twenty years wholesale market gardener, has opened in addition wholesale pro- due house at 200 Bank street.
 Miss Julia CorCOran of Norwich, the newly appointed woman factory in spector. was in w Waterbury this weel and made a tour of the department stores. She found everything in a very satisfactory condition. Miss CorcOran will return soon and visit the different factories.
 Joseph P. Brennan of Scovill street and Miss Josephine Kennedy of Cherry street were married Tuesday at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev James E. O'Brien.s John McNulty was best man and Miss Mollie Walsh was maid of honor. MT and Mrs Brennan left for wedding tour
 Albert and William Robillard of this city. who were arrested by the state police for making too much noise at the WolCott fair. settled their cases yesterday for $I and costs h tn selves, but the state police didn t show up and a settlement was sug- gested on this basis and they accepted
 Officer Maurice Noonan> expects to he able to resume duty in a week or SO If everything goes well with him the plaster cast in which his in iured leg has been since his return to town will he removed Sunday by his physician. The officer is feeling as well as he ever did aud his numerous friends expect to see him on duty in short time.
 Attorney James NJ Lynch has brought suit against the city for Mildred Somers claiming damages of $1 900 An icy sidewalk at 157 East Main street last April is the cause of the suit Mrs Somers fell and broke two bones in her right leg above the ankle which in capacitated her from any kind of work for 6 long time.
 List of advertised letters: Ambrou Andrews. ] F. Butman. Martin Burke Miss Louise Boughton. Henry L. Burr Henry M Bates t3l Mrs John A. Bag ley. j. R BorthwiCk. H. C. Brown Mrs Charles Cook. Robert Cox. Jere- miah Dunbar, Ir. F.. F Egan. Miss Bernice French. Miss Jennie Grimm George Krett, W. B Miner. F. w, Nichols C2l. !. R White.
 Frederick F. Mitchell of Water bury. formerly of Plainville. and Miss Minnie B Copeland. daughter of Mir and Mrs Fre0erick Copeman nf New Britain, were married yester- bride The house was handsomely decorated with autumn leaves and ferns, appropriate to the October season. The ceremony was per formed by Rev MT Hanship of Mid dlpiield Otto Troelich of Bristol was best man and Miss Jessie Cope man, a sister of the bride. was maid of honor. Miss Harriet Mitchell. niece of the bridegroom. and Miss Jessie Copeman. a sister of the bride. were flower bearers. George Farrar of Plainville played the wedding march The bride wore dress of white lace net ever white silk. and had a bouquet of white roses. 4 number of friends called at the residence of Mrs '. r Vought. wife of the pastor of the Second Baptist church. SimonsviIle vesterdsv after noon. the occasion heinz Mrs Vought' s birthday. They carried many beauti- ful presents The party included Mrs Abel kenworthv of Piedmont street. Mrs Edna Snsgg of Glen street Mrs John Buchanan of Bald win street Mrs Burton Snagg of Glen street. Mrs Reuben Snagg of Pied mont street Mrs l. ! SOmers of Pied mont street. Mrs Charles [. Cough oi Piedmont street. Mrs B0ttomIey of ! Baldwin avenue and Piedmont street Mrs Henry Miller oF Baldwin avenue. Mrs C ' Hill of Baldwin street. Mrs r r. Ford of Wightman avenue. Mrs IuIiette BTOnneke of the Pearl Lake road. Mrs Howard Adams of Baldwin street. Mrs Edward Benham of Bald win avenue and Mrs samuel Clarke of Piedmont street
 How often you hear the remark. My watch has gained or My watch has lost" Now it may need regulating onIv. or very likely needs cleaning Many god watch Is per mznentIy injured for lack of over hauling Is il worth while to he able to depend on yOHTsZ If so bring it to UpsonTs. ss Bank street