Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-21
CITY NEWS.

Spring styles in mems black suits at Upson, Singleton & Cos.
 Mrs Rose D. McNally of 133 West Main street leaves on Saturday for an extended trip through the south.
 Dr H. E. Hungerford has removed his office and residence from 45 Cen ter street to 140 North Main street.
 Attorney Finton J. Phelan was ap- pointed administrator on the estate of the late John J. McMahon to-day, by Judge Lowe. @
 Patrick Cleary. of 99s Baldwin street, is confined to his home as the result of injuries, received by falling on a slippery walk last evening. s4 gold filled glasses, guaranteed for ten years, reduced to $1.50 for this week only at F. P.Slavin's, eye sight specialist, 167 Bank street. A months mind requiem mass will be celebrated at St Francis Xavier's | church at o'clock on Saturday morning for the late Mrs Rose Carolan.
 Excelsior council, o. U. A. M., last evening in Mechanics hall celebrated the anniversary of the founding of the order and also celebrated Wash ington's birthday. After the busi- ness meeting an entertainment was given.
 The regular mouthly business meeting of Court McGivney, D. of I. will be held Friday evening, when reports from the hospital committee will be given and the many novel schemes for raising funds discussed. A full attendance is requested. Much work yet remains for each member. | A" "U. S. & Co. ticket" gets the boy handsome present free. It's good advertising. ..t,.-... -g x.
 List of letters advertised: Viola NJ. Avoid, Leverett H. Andrews, Mrs Mary Beecher, Thodors Bowdoin, Geo E. Cummings, Burton Doolittle, Mrs Matild Hodnett. Miss Alice Hayes, Mrs E. Kupfer (3), Mrs James F. Kilbride, Philias Leduc, Mrs T. Clarkson Lewis Jr. A. F. Ryan, Miss Helen Vale, F. Young, Jr.
 T Those who contributed flowers to the funeral of the late Patrick Cav anaugh were Mrs Sarah Flanagan Mir and Mrs Richard Mulcahy, MT and Mrs P. J. Cavanaugh, Cornelius Lucian, Thomas Flanagan, Mrs Bick' ley, Mrs Engert, MT and Mrs John Middleton, MT and Mrs Thomas H Hayes, MT and Mrs w. G. Middleton Waterbury lodge, F. O. E., 265, ant Sake & Floto.
 Tomorrow is Washington's birth g day and as it is legal holiday the V public and parochial schools. tho banks, the Bronson library and ths city hall offices will be closed all day 1 The office of the charity department S will be opened for an hour in ti, 6 morning afternoon and evening. ir order to give groceries to those wht l apply. Suitable exercises were held c in the public schools to-day in ac !. cordance with Washington's ami d versary and several entertainment. are booked for tonight and to-mor
 row.
 The body of James Franklin of 4 Dover street, who lost his life on tn Steamer Larchmont, was brought t, this city last evening from Proyi dence and at Mulville's morgue ol East Main street, the body was ident
 flied by his mother. Mrs Katherin 0'Brien, of this city. Tn order t ! make the Identification more easy, i, : case the body had started to decom
 pose. Undertaken Monohan of Prov
 idence had garbed the body in tn
 clothing which was on the decease ? when he was taken from the water e The mother last night recognized .- the suit immediately and could easil il distinguish the features of her sor |. He was also identified by a birtl
 mark on his right thigh.
 How annoying Is 1t to have
 watch that Is out of repair frequent
 ly and In the care of the watch doc
 tor one third Of the time. Buy
 watch of known reputation. of un questioned reliability and save your [ self much annoyance. Get a watcl
 with an Upson guarantee. The Up
 son Jewelry Co. ss Bank street