Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-15
CITY NEWS

Spring styles, Gold Bond hats. $2, at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 Mrs Nellie Dowd of South Main street is entertaining MT and Mrs Wallace Nubert of Thomaston.
 Upson, Singleton & So say their "U. s. & Co tickets" are the best ad- vertisers they ever had. Ask for one.
 c. P. Goss was reelected direc- tor in the Stanley Works Co of New Britain at meeting held yesterday afternoon.
 The governor has authorized the admission of Mary Ryan of Water bury to the Connecticut school for imbeciles.
 The first regular meeting of the year of St Mary's Alumni association will be held this evening in the Null cahy Memorial building.
 MT and Mrs Jean Ingraham, assist ed by a number of friends, will give a literary and musical entertainment this evening at 8 o'clock at the Boys club rooms. Free to all.
 A party of ten young women from Waterbury comprised sleigh ride party to this town last evening, says a Thomaston correspondent. A cor responding number of local young men greeted them on their arrival here and a private dance was held in their honor in the court room The dance was followed by a supper, Charles E. Egan, dealer in scrap metals, lost a valuable dog yester. 1 day. Two months ago he refused an offer of $100 for the dog and two weeks later a mad dog bit it and every effort was made to save it. But l yesterday Dr P. T. Keeley decided that further effort would be useless and he sent it to the happy hunting grounds.
 Mrs John Murphy died this morn ing at the home of her daughter, Mr' Michael Callahan, AS Simons street Besides Mrs Callahan she leaves thre, other daughters, Mrs Jennie Myers Mrs Annie Flynn, Mrs Nellie lief feran, all of Hartford, also two sons John and Michael of Hartford. Tn remains will be taken to Hartford a 1880 this evening.
 At the office of secretary of stat yesterday application was made fo the incorporation of the Americal Railway Signal Go of this city. Tn incorporators are Colonel Luciel Burpee, Terrence F. Carmody an, Walter p. Monogan. The company which has in mind the improvement of the overhead system of electri railways, will begin business with $1 900, with capital stock placed a $12,O00.
 A horse attached to a sleigh o Miss Florentine Hayden of Grov street ran away this morning becaus of the sleigh tipping as the hors was turning onto Central avenue from West Main street. The coach man, who was the only occupant o the sleigh, was thrown but was no injured. The sleigh was damage, slightly but the horse, which did no run far because of being impede by the sleigh, was unhurt.
 At Odd Fellows hall last evenin the annual installation of officers c Ansantawde encampment, No 30, O. o. r., was held, after which ther was a banquet at the Hotel Water bury. The officers were installed b the following state grand officers D. D. G. P. c. c. Buck, Winsted: ( H. P., Karl Winter, Waterbury; ( s. w., Frank Butler, Torrington grand treasurer, Frank Fisher, Ws terbury; grand scribe, George ( King, Waterbury; c. I. G., George \ Egan, Waterbury: G. O. G.. w. W MunsoI, Waterbury. H. c. Keac furnished the music. The followin officers were installed: c. F., E. Stocking; H. F.. J. A. Charles; S. W c. NJ. Warner: S.. W. H. Lowe: treal urer, P. B. Reeves; J. w, c. H. Ma shall; F. w., P. B. Reeves; 2nd W R. c. Perry; 3rd w., c. A. Curtis ith w., A. MacGregor; guide. F. Hungerford; guard, L. O. williams. How annoying IS 1t to have
 watch that is out of repair frequent ly and in the care of the watch dot tor one third of the time. Buy
 watch of known reputation. of UT questioned reliability and save youl self much annoyance. Get a watc with an Cpson guarantee. The UI son Jewelry Co. 6s Bank street