Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-16
CITY NEWS

The board of education will hold it's l final meeting this evening.
 The Rev Father Kennedy, formerly of St ThOmas's church, was visiting old friends in town yesterday, Alex Muir, who for some time past has heen foreman of the rolling mill at Randolph & Gloves, has removed to Plaint1eld. N. J.
 A money saver and time saver for Christmas shoppers. that dollar sale for the boys at Upson. Singleton & Co.'S. Step in and ask them about it.
 George ". Futile died yesterday at his home. 108 Park avenue. He leaves widow, one son, and two daughters. The funeral will take place Friday, and owing to sickness in the family, will be private.
 A man who appeared to be farmer was found asleep beside his wagon on IsSunnyside avenue this morning about
 8:30 o'clock He was unable to tell his
 name, but whether his silence was due to the effects of the cold Or the drink
 he had taken it was impossible to say. List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postofice: Mrs Bertha Badger, ! Miss Minnie Curran Mrs Myrtle Clark, Miss Hannah Davis. Arthur N. Fow-
 Ter, Miss Clara Gill. Frank Justus (2). l A. A. Ludenburg, Miss Lillian Moran,
 Miss Emma Nelson, Miss Alice Robert. l Miss Clara Smith, John S11eehy Mrs Frank Talmage. Mrs Anna E. Wood ing
 The mothers like that dollar sale for l the boys Christmas in Upson, Single ton & Co.'S, for it saves them lot of thinking as the selections are already
 made and at money saving prices. It's ! novel idea and helps Christmas | shopping wonderfully
 The funeral of David B. HotchIziss, 1 who died yesterday at his home in l Prospect, will take place Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Mir Hotchkiss was S5 years old For many years he was known as the Hone juror" :, name applied to him since the trial of l the Rev MT Hayden for the murder of l Mary Stannard. Mir Hotchkiss serv-
 cd on the jury and owing to his atti-
 tude the most his colleagues could I do was agree to disagree, the Prospect I juror refusing to be convinced of the minister's innocence. He leaves be I sides a widow, three sons, Treat.
 Frederick and Edward, four daughters Luella, Mabel, Ruth and Dorothy. and
 one sister, Mrs Sanford of Westfield,
 Mass.
 l The annual election of officers Of An
 chor lodge No 40. N. E. O. P, was
 held last evening in Red Mems hal, with the following results: For war den. Anna Shaw: vice-warden, Carrie
 Beadle: chaplain. Charles D. Seymour;
 recording secretary. Frank Kainz: 1 financial secretary. ]. A. Shredder; 1 treasurer T. NJ. Rodeers: guide. Annie
 F. Burritt; guardian, Esther Baker; sen l tinel, Henry Baker: trustee for three years. Henry Baker; musician, Frank
 Seibreicht: auditing committed Henry l Baker Charles E. Lyman. Augustus Parthenay. The installation will be q pphlic one and will fake place on the evening of January 19. 1904, when. it l Is exnectad that the grand warden.
 Joseph Wooster of New Haven. will he
 present. Three appiications wern re l ceived and three candidates were in- l itiated bv the decree team. Refresh ments were served.
 l One of the most beautifully decorat- I ed Christmas windows fn town is I that of the Upson Jewelry Co The
 decorations are in royal purple silk causing the silk lavendar boxes con I taining diamonds. rings and fine jew ! elryto show 10 advantage. Tho gener- < MI afferf sx very Ysirh