Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-08
CITY NEWS.

Sundays Waterbury Herald will tell how the fire started.
 Photographs of the ruins for sale at Adt's photograph gallery, 56 Bank street.
 Grand opening at Maurice Me Carthy's. 438 South Main street. Satur- day evening.
 The Boys club will hold their an nual pet exhibition next Wednesday and Thursday.
 The Y. NJ. c. L. A. has secured per manent quarters in the Lewis build ing, 65 Bank street, room g.
 Court R. FgPhelan will hold an inn portant meeting at 8 o'clock Monday evening in Hellmann hall, Grand street.
 The meeting of the Citizens club is to be at No Il Catherine street, not Catherine lane, as was published. The club is preparing to give 3 concert and dance after Easter.
 The special musical service at St Johns church, which was postponed from last Sunday evening, will take place tomorrow evening. At the of fertory a solo will be sung by Edward W. Beach.
 Prof Bailey's beginners class will meet as usual next Monday at 70 Bank street. Advanced classes Tues day and Friday. Daily private lessons 10 to 12 a. m, to 80 and to 9 p. m., except Thursdays.
 Louis Raffel has bought from Mor- ris Olanoff his property, which con- cic <,f cix fo ci+ ol af TAT North Elm street. and store in front; also stock and fixtures for Fl. and Sa rah Albert.
 A. J. Uberti, the artist, who was completely wiped out by the fire, is now located on Welton avenue, off Prospect street A few orders now would be worth more to him than hundreds week ago.
 Regarding the reported sale of the land occupied until the fire by the Bronson block on Bank street, the matter went only as far as an offer to Attorney Bronson of $1 200 front foot. There are 22 feet in the front age Thus far, MT Bronson, who with his sister are sole owners of the property, has not considered the offer.
 Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street specials for this evening-Gents' cam els hair underwear. were 75c, this sale 59c: gents camefs hair under wear, were $1.0O, this sale 75c; gents Lipton bow ties, were 25c; this sale 15c: infants knit sacques, were 25c, this sale 19c; one lot children'S hose 5c; one lot ladies' hose SC.
 Sundays Waterbury Herald will be | aq-1 A. ,4~ pictures galore.
 "Her Lord and Master Herbert Kelcey and Fife Shannon's new play, which was written especially for them by Martha Morton, will be given here 1 on Saturday evening next. The new | play is said to be the best that this l clever dramatist has ever written and 1 one of the few distinguished triumphs l of the current season. MT Kelcey and Miss Shannon will appear for one night only, Saturday, February Is. l At bar meeting in the district court l to-day the following cases were as 1 signed for trial In this manner: Charles Perry vs Niels Rasmussen. February 1 14; Martin Byrne vs W. G. Austin, l 17th; Western Realty Go vs L. F. l Haase, 18th, and Bertha Foestsch vs Charles Lattner. 20th. All the motions on short calendar went over to next week except few which were argued but not decided.
 About f1fty-two persons viewed the art exhibition which was opened al the Bronson library building yesterday and they were well pleased with the seventy-flve pictures. which include oils. water colors. paste1s. sketches 1T charcoal and in black and white. IT order to give the public an opportunity of viewing this fine exhibit the arr room will he opened on Sunday after noon from 2 to o'clock. The museum will also be opened tomorrow. The reading room will be opened as usual
 George H. Gloves has gone to tht south broken up in health. He is sait to be quite i'll, the result of anxiety endured during his recent litigation over the controlling interests in th' . Randolph Gloves Co. His defeat il . that legal battle has preyed upon hin . to quite an extent. Upon his return i is reported in legal circles that he wil . renew his fioht against Charles Miller . Rnoarding Mir Clowes's offer to NJ . Miller of $500 900 for the controllin. , interest in the concern named. Mir Mil Ter has so far not given 1t any consid eration whatever.
 , The costs In the seven years litiga , ton of James Brennan of Naugat,lc1 , against tho Berlin Bridge Co for S5 On for loss of his right leg below tn knee. were recorded yesterday at shor calendar In the superior court in Nnv Haven. The total amount was $4001 1E Out of this sum the defendant was al lowed S121. The defendant now re fuses to pav the jndement S3 100. an, an execution will have to be taken oll against them. Litioation is expecte between the defendant and the insur ance company which. insures their em rloves. so that it may be years befor Brennan may get a penny of his judg ment
 Many parishjoners of St Johns par ish attended the reception which wa given at the St Johns rectorv las | night by the Rev and Mrs John \ Lewis. The guests were received b 7 the Rev MT Lewis and Mrs Lewis as sisted by Mrs Stone and Miss Stone mother and sister resnectively of Mir Lewis The Rev MT Caslzev. who wi assist the rector during the LAnten aea son. was also member of the receiy