Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-28
CITY NEWS.

Half price on boys suits with knee pants at Upson, Singleton X Co.'S.
 Inspection and dance at City hall, Waterbury, by Company E, Hiber- nian Rifles, Friday evening, May 29.
 The street department and other employees of the city government will have a day off Saturday, Decoration day.
 A meeting of the clerks of the city will be held at o'clock this evening at Fraternity hall, 109 Bank street.
 Tomorrow morning at o'clock a funeral mass will be celebrated for Helen Cecilia Martin at St Parick's church.
 James A. Peasley has sold to Louis Chotzianoff the vacant lot ad- joining the tenement block at the northwest corner of North Willow and West Main street.
 The residence of Grover Smith, motorman on the trolley cars, was reduced to ashes Monday, while the family were out. The Smiths lived in Milldale and had nice home.
 The Waterbury Investment and De- velopment Go of Waterbury has filed certificate of incorporation. The capital is $50,000 and the incorpora- tors are John J. O'Neill, Peter Fitz- Henry and Samuel A. Weinstein.
 Rev Arthur McMahon, o. F., of California celebrated the o'clock mass at the Immaculate Conception church this morning. Father McMa- hon is a brother of Former Town Clerk Thomas F. McMahon of this city.
 Mayor Thoms, the board of alder men, the department of public works and other city officials, including City Attorney John P. Kellogg and City Engineer R. A. Cairns will have an outing tomorrow afternoon, starting from city hall at l o'clock. The New Haven road will soon commence the erection of a tempo rary station on Meadow street just south of the new union depot, which will be ready for occupancy about June 10, when the company expects to be able to abandon all passenger traffic over the old roads.
 The potato bugs have already shown up prepared to do their pret- l tiest on the tubers. They are leaner and hungrier than ever be- 1 fore and people who do not want to run chances of losing their crops will have to be up and doing to cope with those red coated jokers who act as if they thought potatoes were sown for their special benefit.
 List of advertised letters: Charles Anderson, Mrs Eva Adams, Clifford Casey, c. H. Crossland, Pet CT Cyr, Emory N. Dunn, Mrs Della Dowalin, F. G. Ferguson, Julius Hermann, Nahum J. Leach, Ray Ryser, Julius Thoren. Miss Flora Winters, T. B. Walters, Mrs Ellen Wgmes.
 The anniversary requiem mass for i the deceased members of Sheridan council, K. of C.. vii be celebrated in St Francis Xavier's church at 7:S0 o'clock next Saturday morning. The 1 relatives and friends of the deceased are respectfully invited to attend; also the members of Sheridan council and all Knights of Columbus in the city are earnestly requested to De present at the mass.
 Our S1.J0 straw hat is the best we have ever shown, Upson, Singleton 1 X Co.
 The Hamilton Cloak store. 129 i Bank street is holding q revOlutiOn- ary sale and is offering all kinds of wearing apparel at big reductions. ! Every article in the store is marked down and many below the cost price. S20 suits marked down to S1O95: S25 suits for S1495: so suits for S1S.95: l S1.a5 waists al this sale 95c: S2 95 values now S1a5; waists that were S3.95 now $2.a5. Visit the store and see some of the big bargains.