Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-01
CITY NEWS.

Half dollar underwear costs 45c at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 Trolley mems suits, cash or credit, Spearo's Clothing store, 50 Grand st.
 The Italian-American Independent club of Waterbury, incorporated, has filed articles of association with the state secretary.
 John J. Fitzgerald of South Elm street left to-day to resume his studies at Phillips Acadamy, Exeter, New Hampshire.
 Misses B. and A. McGrath, 65 Bank street, announce their spring millinery opening Tuesday, Wednes- day and Thursday. All the latest de- signs will be shown. No cards.
 Merritt F. Tompkins of Water bury will take the place of N. G.. Curtiss as tenor in the South Church quartet in New Britain, which starts its new year May 1.
 An illustrated lecture Prom Paris to Antwerp" will be given by Rev F. D. Buckley at the Boys club hall on Thursday evening at 1:30 o'clock. Arthur Langley will also entertain with vocal selections. The public is invited to attend.
 The board of charities met last nigt The principal matters discussed were fire escapes and insurance at the Brookside home. Action was de- ferred on the insurance and in the other case it was decided to look over the ground ill company with the mayor.
 The Holy Name society union com mittee will hold an important meet ing Sunday afternoon at o'clock in St Francis Xavier church It is ex- pected that St Thomas committee will report on the next lecture. Flee tion of officers takes place at this meeting so every church should be represented.
 Gold Bond" is the best S2.W hat. Upson, Singleton X Cos.
 J. Marcus, for many years identi- fled with the clothing business of Waterbury, having been forced out of the store corner of Bank and Grand streets, that he has occupied for several years has moved his stock of up to date clothing and gents furnishings to the store No 232 Bank street, in the Russelll block, where he will be pleased to welcome all his old customers and the public generally
 The many friends of Dan Lawlor in this city will have an opportunity of seeing him in action one week from tonight. Dan is stage man. ager and takes part in the great sensational and spectacular play en- titled "The Outlaws Christmas, which will appear in Polls Wednes- day, April S. It is one of the Sulli- van thrillers that will make you sit up and take notice, and the scenic effects are marvels in some respects Rob Cusick, brother of Goal Tend CT Dave Cusick, is also member of the company.
 Connecticut Is soon to be repre- sented in he Independence League which recently became the independ ence party, through the action of { conference in Chicago. Representa- | tives of the league are in this stat, | and are seeking to build up an or ganization that will cooperate witt the original party, which emanateC from the Hearst association in New York and elsewhere. Percy Thomas talked interestingly of both the olC parties and made a few prediction at that. He believed that the Taf boom would develop into a Roosevelt nomination and that Johnson would go into the democratic convention | with enough votes to prevent Bryal from receiving a two-thirds vote.
 The board of safety will hold ; meeting this afternoon and give |; hearing to the Thompson Bros, con tractors, and Thomas Freney, archi tect, of the Baldwin street engin house. Some of the commissioner contend the work on this engin, house lis a rotten job." while tn, building inspector and the architec claim 1t is one of the best in tn, city considering the cost. The com AlAAAtt AudE tAdAAAAAtu NdhuAudAtS lO the supernumerary force a week az will also give a report and arrange ments will be made for the examina tion of candidates for the office O sergeant of police which was re gently created. Routine bushes will also come up.
 All wool peg top trousers g a Upson, Singleton & Cos.
 Jacobs X Company who have beer known in Waterbury for the past 1: years as reliable pawn brokers an, jewellers have gone out of the loaI business and will hencef0rtiI run ; first class jewelTy store. The firn have moved their store from 23 Bank street to the old Leach Rubbe store at 6t South Main street. Tn, store has been renovated. new fixture have been installed and new stool of diamonds. watches. cut glass, sil yer ware and clocks has been put in The new store will also have a jew elry repairing department which will he in charge of Andrew | Frederick |