Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-07
CITY NEWS.

Prime I'D TOdSl Deel 4OC lD at Ness9' ties market tonight.
 The Exchange place hotel is open and ready for business.
 Born to MT and Mrs Edson Atwood of Waterbury, February 3, daughter.
 Photographs of the ruins for sale at Adt's photograph gallery, 56 Bank street.
 Grand opening at Maurice Me Carthy's. 43S South Main street, Satur- day evening.
 As soon as we can obtain new quar- ters, H. Jacobs & Go will reopen busi- ness. Watch for ad.
 The typographical union will hold an important meeting at Central Labor union hall tomorrow night.
 The committee of the board of public l safety appointed to opurchase hose will meet Tuseday night to open bids for same.
 The funeral of Thomas $. Preston will take place tomorrow. morning at S:30 o'clock. from the family residence. 236 Wolcott street.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Gagain will take place from her late home, 40 East Main street. tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock.
 James s. Watts wishes all his l friends and the public generally to l know that he is still doing business at the old stand.
 Miss Myrtle Edwards (Alrs Guy A.. Bennett, the well known actress, is visiting her mother, Mrs E. A. Ed wards of this city.
 John Ryan is located at 54 Center street. He will attend the wants of any who want fire insurance, drafts, passage tickets, etc
 The union barbers will hold spe- cial meeting Sunday afternoon for the purpose of taking steps to help their brethren who suffered by the fire.
 Don't fail to visit the Foresters' union fair at the Auditorium, as Courts Martin Hellmann. Rose Hill and Amer | ica have entertainment and surprises in store for the patrons this evening.
 The dressmaking class of the Catho- 1 lie Women's Association will meet as usual this evening. The regular 1n- structor is sick, but there will be a competent dressmaker on hand thls evening to fill her position.
 An interesting program has been prepared for the organ recital which will be given at the First Congrega- tional church on Monday evening by Arthur L. Towne, organist, assisted by Isaac P. Kellogg, tenor.
 A motion for execution of judgment for Mrs Margaret Brophy against Mat thew Mclaughlin and. wife was to have been heard in the city court to- day by Judge Cowell, but the latter had other business in the district court.
 The Credit Clothing Co, who were burned out and are now temporarily located at the corner of Bank and Grand street, feel very grateful to SC many of their customers who have called at their present location with their payments. They appreciate this with much stronger feeling than words can express.
 The stork visited the home on Bea' con street of M. J. Carney, treasurer of Foresters' fair committee, and wife on Wednesday night and left nice girl baby, weight nine pounds. Their daughter Bernadine is also feeling elated as she came out ahead in th' contest for the large doll at the fail of St Thomas church. Mother ant child are doing very well.
 A reception will be given to all mem bers of St Johns church this evening from to 10 o'clock, at the rectory oI Church street, by the Rev John N Lewis and Mrs Lewis. The interior O the rectory has been renovated latel. and the reception tonight will giv' every membeP of the parish an oppor tunity of seeing the fine alterations a well as of meeting the rector and hi wife.
 l The mammoth stock of Lucy & Fitz gerald, the well-known shoe distribu tors, while it escaped cremation, suf fered considerably from smoke an, water. While the wearing qualities o . the goods are as perfect as ever, an' good blacking and polishing vii make them as good as ever. the firn has decided to close them out at one at any old price to make room fo fresh stock already ordered. They vii be open for business some time tc morrow and will make a big sacrific to effect a clearance
 . Since the fire of last Sunday nigh1 Captain Mason. In charge of the loca Salvation Army corps, has sheltere free of charge about 90 men ever night in the old rink, corner Gran and Bank streets. Nearly all thes men lost all their earthly possession in the fire. so that the shelter giyer } along with cake and coffee supplie gratis, has been a real Godsend { them. A number of mattresses wer secured for the use of the men afte the first night. No donations hay , thus far been received for this worl but anyone caring to help can sen donations to Captain Mason, 73 Abbc, avenue. The expense has been cor 70 siderable and help will be gladly rt d ceived.
 Next Sunday afternoon at o'cloc in the Jacques opera house two prom inent officers of the Salvation army ( New York will conduct the meeting fc men under the auspices of the locs Young Mems Christian association The speaker will be Major W. F. Ter 1 kins. who is the social superfntender of the Metropolitan division of th z Salvation army. His address will | on the social work of the army. m major will be accompanied by Dr Mo ad1utant of the Salvation army. wh fr. G-.-