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

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 Top coats and rain coats Sl0 to $2-
 at Cpson, Singleton X Cos.
 Miss Mary Costello and Helen Cur
 tin of New Britain were the guest!
 of Rev J. J. Curtin yesterday.
 The Friendly League reception to-
 night is for everyone interested
 and will be held from s unti 1C o'clock
 Thomas and William Conlon left
 here yesterday to spend the winter
 at Los Angeles, Cal: William Con-
 lon, Jr, will spend the winter in Texas.
 Ray Harder and Miss Lillian May
 Titus were married this morning ill
 Brewsters, N Y, On their return to this city they will reside with the
 brides grandmother ait 6j Phoenix avenue.
 There will be a meeting Friday
 evening in St Patrick's parish hall. | Porter street at s o'clock. of the par | ishiOners of St Patricks to conlplete | arrangements for the harvest fes- 1 tival.
 Ralph C. Lander of New York. for | merly of Naugatuck and Miss Hazel I Louise Merwin of New Haven were married Tuesday evening at o'clock at the home of the brides parents,
 Mir and Mrs John x. Merwin of 6N Whitney avenue.
 Look at Upson. Singleton & Cos ! small bosom fancy shirt. It's new
 idea and a good one.
 A mission will open at St Cecilias church next Sunday. The mission will be for men and women and will last one weel. It will be in charge of the Franciscan Fathers and Rev Father Clement, very forcible and eloquent speaker, will be at the head
 The other cities of the state are rather surprised because of the excel lent manner in which the machines worked in this city Many comments have been made since the election on Monday and other cities are likely to follow in the footsteps of Waterbury and Hartford.
 The brewers are talking of raising the price of beer The reason for this is said to be due to the advance in the price of barley That's all right, but they don't say word about the reduction in the cost of water, which amounts to quite an item in this city, where they make the best beer in New England.
 The republicans are still trying to fathom out how it happened but as yet no reasonable explanation is at hand. Some claim that it was be- cause of the opposition to Library park, other maintain that it was the mud slinging, while others admit the main cause. the good administration of the past two years.
 Mary F Walsh of 1926 South Main street died Tuesday after q Inonth's illness with pneumonia Besides her mother. she leaves seven brothers. Ed ward, m attorney at Knoxville. Tenn, John. assistant superintendent of the Metropolitan Insurance Co at phila- Gelphia. Thomas. William and stephen of this city. and Joseph. student at Nillanova. also two sisters. Annie and Julia. The funeral will he held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning with mass of requiem at St Patrick church and interment in new St Jo- seph's cemetery.
 Reports of plenty of game in the woods are coming in Yesterday Will 1fnf naI afs, ness of the north end went hunting and had fair luck They would not say where they had been hunting. probably to keep good thing to themselves But they came back with | four fine woodcock. three grey and four red squirrels. and there will ha a game supper somewhere this even. ing in the north end
 Ask for [ s. S Co ticket with ycur hnys clothes
 Another large crowd attended old home week at St Thomas's last night 1 The entertainment was furnished by the Young Ladies sodality and was in keeping with their usual efforts. of the first order. Tonight the married women of the parish have charge and instead of an enter hands of whist will he played With the admission only n cents there is m place in the city where you can enjoy yourself so we'll as al old home week at St Rev Fathers Ryan. Laf- lin and O'Brien visited there last evening
 At the meeting of the Connecticut . conference of Adventists in the. church . on Cherry street yesterday afternoon. . Frank J. Curtis of Walton. V. Y. for n.erly of this city. was ordained tO the ministry. The Rev [ NJ Rlanch- ; auI of Bridgeport. the Rpv F. / Ellis If DanhuTy the Rev George \. q. Johnson of HaTtford. the Rev George N- TeepIe of Springfield. tIls Rev I. W. n8vfS of East N0rwaIk and the Rev John Puriy Of PlainvfEge werc chosen delegates fo the general crn- ference oF America and fo the Ad- { vent publication meetings fn tsOst0n j next week Te-dgy's session was c01- fined to state sunday scfool work
 When you want a present for your or wife. or yOur sister or TOUT cousin or your aunt just drop h the Upzon JeweIry Co.'S and choose rom the largest lines in the city Of Iewelrv- diamonds. emeTaIds- rubzes a--rs-1= s-~- =-~ z-5 w---s VE-Arz.