Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-28

Der Upson, Singleton x Cos S3 sale.
 Mrs Anna c. Frost left this morn ing for a vacation in Los Angeles, Cal.
 The Democrat wants some good route boys in the South Brooklyn and Town Plot districts.
 State Armorer James Mason and Mrs Mason of New Britain, were the guests of Mr and Mrs Frederick Korngeibel of Oak street yesterday.
 There will be a special meeting of Waterbury lodge, B. P. O. E., to- night at 1he lodge rooms to take ac- tion on the death of William J. Dun- can.
 Among the Villanova players who were in this city yesterday were Will liam Spain. Joseph Slavin. Daniel Buckley, William Moore and Bert Daniels.
 Rebecca Rabe has notified City Clerk Sandland that she will claim damages for injuries sustained by falling on defective sidewalk on Pine street.
 Bishop Albion Knight of Cuba and the Isle of Pines preached at St Johns Episcopal church yesterday morning. In the evening the bishop was heard at Trinity church.
 The commissioners of the depart ment of public health and Assistant City Clerk ]. R. LawlOr, left yester- day to inspect crpmatories in differ ent towns in New York and Massa- chusetts.
 The Misses Mary and Anna White of this city will accompany their cousins. Mrs Lynde Harrisone and daughter Katherine of New Haven on a trip to Europe. They will leave the latter part of November.
 Don't you wish you had bought raincoat Saturday? $l0 to $22 at |. s. X Cos.
 The Rev James n. Danielson, pas tor of the Swedish Lutheran church. who has accepted call to Branford. preached farewell sermon here yes terday. He will he succeeded by the Rev A. J. Sternwall of Lawrence, Mass.
 Mrs Edward Beach rendered her account and resignation as admins tratrix on the estate of her aunt, the late Susan Spencer. Attorney C. c. Root representing creditors ob- jected to either being accepted on the grounds that the account was not complete. The hearing was ac- cordingly confirmed.
 The usual preparations are being made at the Friendly league for a large party on October 31. This party is by invitation only and any member who has not already received her free card of admission may do so by ap- plying to the superintendent before the 3lst. No one will be admitted without showing a ticket provided for the occasion.
 The islander suit of Lusia CiCchio against Antonia Marine of Union street was gI.en a hearing hy Judge Peasley in tho city court Saturday afternoon. The plaintiff claims that the defendant uttered words in the presence of q certain young man who would have married her had the words not reached his attention. She claimed damages of S1O0.
 The cross purposes which prevail between Michael !. Drury who keeps a saloon on East Main street and Michael Hayes cf Baldwin street took a peculiar turn Saturday. Hayes sued Drury fer $500 for loss of wages and time and for assault. Drury gave bond for a possible iudg- ment. DrETy thereupon went ahead and brought sFig against Hayes for trespass and ,-osts of court
 Another suit has grown out of the accident which resulted in the death of William NJ C0ttlp. the florist. and tbe h"v Richard G"ryi"n Moilrz m the afternoon of May = last \ few days ago suit fer S5fssi was entered against the railroad company for the death of Mr Cottle and to-day the same attorneys. Bronson & Lewis. brought another shit for s5ynsD sor the death of the Hoy- The plsintff in this casa fS tlIa Foy-s father. AdOIph lIeI5eZ Whn was foreman for Mr CottIe The arv1jicnt t0ok plare at Browns crossing. near BrO0ks5sls hone as Mr Co1tIe and the Izsv were returning from WatervilIp- Just as their team was on tlse track a train came along and killed toth instantly
 How often yOa hear the remaTz- Ny watch has gained" or My watch has IOst~ Nov it may need regulating only. or very likely needs elsanfng- Many a good watch is per uznently In5uTed for lack of over hauling Is it worth while to bs able to depend on yO1rs2 If so bring it to Upso1iss ss Bank street