Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-17
CITY NEWS.

visiting Mrs J. F. Colwell of Baldwin street.
 John Lane of Oak street has re. turned from a weeks vacation in New York
 Mortimer Tracy of Waterville street. who has been in Missouri the past year has returned.
 City Clerk W. H. Sandland has mailed handsome certificate to each candidate elect at the last city cleo tiOn.
 Toantic tribe. No 22, I. o. R. M, celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of it's institution at Red Mems hall last night. An interesting program was rendered.
 Miss May Fay. a well known sing CT. and Miss Susie Cruess of Wash ington hill have returned from a va cation of several months with rela- tives in Montana.
 The Rev Oscar Haywood, D. D, pastor of the First Baptist church is in Putnam attending the state con- ventiOn of Raptists. The other dele gate from this city is Mrs J. A. Smith.
 The ladies of the w. C. T. |. are holding a rummage sale at the store, Fl Center street. Articles of every de- scription can he procured at a very small price. The sale will last until Saturday night.
 The members of the Holy Name society of the church of the Immacu- late Conception will go to holy com munion at the [ o'clock mass next Sunday morning The members will meet at St Patrick's hall at GA and march to the church in a body
 List of advertised letters: William Bragg, Anderson Aelir Barrnell. Miss Anna Baker, John T. Hannah. Miss Alice Ledaux, Mrs E. NJ. Huffman. Joseph Masse (2), Miss Dorothy Mat thews, Miss Edith Russell, NJ Ed. Saunders. Carl Shaw. A. C. Tittemore t2D, Margaret Whelan, Miss Cath crime Wilson.
 Al the annual meeting of the Con- necticut Baptist convention in Put nam. which closed yesterday, it was announced that all money belonging to the assoriatinn misapprOpriated ly William Walker. the New Britain bank defiuter. who was treasurer of the organization. has been raised bv subscription and placed to the credit of the association.
 Postmaster ]. H. Filling. president of the board of aldermen. will open the Eagles fair on Saturday night on behalf of the city Mayor Thoms is away and as MT Filling is the next in line he will he called upon to set the birds free The parade of the Eagles on Saturday night will pass through the main streets. leaving Eagles hall about o'clock. Lal- Hers Military band will lead the procession.
 Linford F. Root. clerk of the dis trict court. Is reported to be very sick at his home or Cooke street Five weeks ago MT and Mrs Root re- turned home after being absent all summer in the Maine woods. Mir Root seemed the picture of good health vet he was soon after taken down with double pneumonia and this morning his condition was said to he quite serious. his temperature being abnormally high. His father Samuel Root who lives at 972 West Main street was very anxious about him It was said that a sperialist in pneumonia was telegraphed for to New York
 Next Tuesday will hp the last day for filing "Xection expenses without running chances Of hping brought into court, The following filed reports yesterday afternoon and to-day: John Hurley. IIderman-Dlect from the fifth district. s2l: VI F Parkinson. rppul- lican candidate for sheriff. sJO: Peter LawI0r. alderman-elect from the fourth warl. SIP: Robert Palmer. hoaT,l of relief. eIes tei. sS 21 The reports arc itPmizpd and in each casa ar" made up of contributions to the town committes. hack hire and print ing The following candidates have IFJt yet fiIef reports. W. F. Moher. C. D- Nye- F. L. TuttIe. ". D- Russell. II. ] smith. ] H. Reid. r. r Reeves. ] r. KefIozg. r. r. CiuflfoiIa. C z Chapman solomon Wellington i " Castle l. l. Williams C A TemnIa- ton. ! Williams " IT. Hermann. R. Boulien- F. ] KeTshsv. F. i. Fftts. J F Hayss. V 1T Gillette
 When you want s present for vo1r sweetheart or wife. or your sister or TOUT cousin or yOuT aunt. just drop in the Upson JeUeIry Co.'S and choose from the largest lines in the city of jsweIrE. diamonds. eneralds. rubies. sspphires- etc, Set and unset Watches