Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-12
CITY NEWS

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 Christmas trees have arrived at. 12O South Main street.
 At the Salvation army Sunday night Captain McGee will have charge of the meeting. All are welcome.
 L. R. Carter. the real estate dealer, has purchased from John M. Lucas the. block, T40-742-744 West Main street.
 Owing to the illness of Editor NJ. J. Brzezinsti the Weekly Examiner has suspended publication for the present.
 he eWaper has been in existence since F1SH
 Military band at City hall tonight with their 'pop prom concert" With the best of music and good dance tempo, the usual good time is assured to all who attend,
 Rev James McGuane. who has been recently stationed at the cathedral at Hartford, has been appointed assistant to Rev I. J. Gleason at St Joseph's church in Willimantic.
 The First Baptist church is to have an assistant pastor. This decision was reached at q meeting of the off cers last night, when it was also de- cided to increase the number of dea- cons from five to seven.
 About 400 took advantage of the fine skating on John D Is pond last evening. The pond is lighted by electricity}and the skaters are loud in their praises of the excellent management of ,ne new rink.
 Mrs Jennie Wagner of Walnut of " fc of al of her brother, P H McKenna, who died suddenly of, heart disease. He had been chief engineer of the county buildings of Flatbush for the last B years.
 This is Il season of big things. Fasn- ion demands big overcoats, big scarfs big muffiers, big shoes. big gloves Up son, Singleton claim to have the big things for Christmas presents, and { their salesmen will show you with {, pleasure The best about it all their 1 prices are small.
 Thomas Abbott of Baldwin street | was thrown from q sleigh vesterday l af ern o md re ei q. sayerol cu4 a q I bruises about the head and face. pr l OFIlara dressed his injuries after which he was removed to the hospital. The I sleigh was wrecked, but the horse es- caped with q few light scratches
 The Haberdasher says. ''As fashion | has got away from cravats of tbe i skinny, striqgy school it has given manufacturers an opportunity to intro duce rarely beautiful effects not hither- i to attainablo especially in snuares. As- cots and orce-oyers." Ard Upson. Sin | g'eton x Go have them, the dollar kinds, for 70 cents.
 All members of Knights of Colum- bus in this city and surrounding o~-ns are invited to witness the exemplifica- ton of the third degree upon twenty candidates at K. of C. hall. The de- gree, which will be given under the auspices of NIulcahy council, will be worked under the supervision of Dis trict Deputy John O'Keefe of Plain field, N. J., and Warden Thomas Nc Laughlin of Newark. N J. The meet ing will begin at 1;30.
 The St Johns church musical asso- citation, composed of sixteen men, with Organist William H. Miner as leader, and William Webster as business man. 1 ager. will furnish vocal music at the Y. l M. c. A. meeting in Jacques opera I house tomorrow afternoon. These excellently trained male voices will be
 n most attractive feature of the ser l vice. Tbe full ' NJ c. A. orchestra l will also be present again to furnish instrumental music, and one of their | selections of unusual sweetness will
 De an overture from Creation by l Haydn.
 I The Upson Jewelry Go will keep open store every evening until after I the holidays. Full line of Christmas goods in watches, table cutlery, clocks and precious stones.