Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-06
CITY NEWS.

"Cravenette' rain coats $10 to $22 at Upson, Singleton & Cos. Have your lawn-mower sharpened, or go-carts retired at Risberg's, 39 Phoenix avenue. Telephone.
 John Moore of Chestnut avenue, who has been working in San Fran cisco the past year, is visiting at his home in this city.
 There will be an anniversary mass for Mary E. Pierce of Baldwin street, Saturday, May II, at s o'clock, at the Immaculate Conception church. Hamilton park house lots now on sale. Easy payments; agents there all day Sunday to show you over the property. Woodward & Lowe, 2l East Main street.
 On the list for candidates for the New Haven bar to be examined in the Elm city, May IT, are the names of James D. c. Murray, Michael Blandsfeld, Frederick c. Bauby and George Stokes of this city.
 The students of Monroe's business college will give a private reception and dance at Leavenworth hall on Friday evening, May 10. The ar engagement committee consists of the Misses Marion Atwood, Mary Crouch, Mabel Burke and Flora Hellmann.
 Mortimer Howard, the tenor, who made such an impression at the re- cital given recently by St John s Musical association in the Bucking- ham, has joined the choir of St Johns church. He was heard for the first time in his new position yes terday.
 Postmaster James H. Filling, Fred L. Gaylord, postmaster of Ansonia, James w. Hague. postmaster of Tor rington, and John H. Dillon of New Haven. called upon eX-Postmaster Guernsey at his home Saturday. Mir Guernsey, who has been ill for sev- eral weeks, had very enjoyable chat with his guests during the af- | ternoon.
 Mir and Mrs John Schuele of West Liberty street, we'll known grape juice manufacturers, will soon remove to Highland. N. r.. where they will carry on the business on a more extensive scale than they ever have in Waterbury. A new con- pany has been formed with a capital stock of $20,000 and the company will get down to business right away. The board of aldermen will hold two sessions tonight, one to act on bids for the sale of s200,000 worth of paving bonds and on a recommen- dation of the board of finance rela- tive to special appropriations of sl5,- 900 and S10.000, and the other to take up the regular business, which it is understood will include the election of John P. Kellogg as city at- torney.
 If Waterbury has not sufficient lawyers to take care of its litigous clements a few more will be added in a month or so. The following Wa terbury boys, students in various col leges, have filed notice to take the bar examination which will be held in New Haven on June 6: Michael D. Blansfield. Frederick C. Bauby, Frank P. McEvoy and James D. c. Murray. The Bar association will hold a meeting on May 17 to take ac- tiOn on the applications.
 A few more families that have lived in Waterbury for many years have plans perfected to remove from here to their former homes in Ire land and reside there permanently. All of them have means and claim that they have arranged to purchase farms on which they can live oom- fortably. This may be true. but it is one chance out of a hundred fl they will be satisfied. even though conditions have changed so that they can buy land and own it without having a landlord to push up the rent as often as he wants. It is an easy matter to put ones money into farm in Ireland. but quite difficult to get it out of it. Why don't these people purchase farms right here in Waterbury where they will have no trouble renting them to others in case they tire of that sort of thing and then drop into town and com mence operations in the stores and factories? II would be a safer plan than any investment one makes in the old world and many are trying it.
 Readers or the Democrat wro con- template becoming benedicts. will find it to their advantage to get the wedding ring of us: and at the same time look at our large and varied as- sorrment of jewelry. etc. for wedding gifts. Friends of the prospective brides and grooms will also do well to take the hint. as all our goods are reliable and fully guaranteed. The UpsOn JeweIry Co. tS Bank street.