Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-08
6 CITY NEWS.


 ties market, commencing Thursday afternoon, for the rest of the week.
 Special forecast for Connecticut Cloudy with occasional light showers tonight; Thursday fair; light variable winds.
 Broadway stables, Joseph Moriarty proprietor, Is making boarding spec ialty. First class accommodations $2O a month. Satisfaction guaranteed
 Don't forget to attend one of the popular concerts and promenades py the Waterbury Military band wh1cl will be given in the City hall tonight An excellent program has. been ar ranged. .... e.- B.
 At bar meeting in the city court to- day the case of Charles Trepan1er against the city for services as nurse | during the smallpox epidemic was set down for hearing next Monday. The plaintiff asks $100. He Is represent ed by Attorney James A. Peasley. l. List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Mrs Sarah F. Ben nett D. F. Butler, Lewis Cutler, B. H. Dupuy, William Finck, Miss B. M. Griffin, Ernest D. Hull, Mrs Annie Me Gill, Joseph Reno, Mrs Mary E. Smith, Leonhard Steinmann, Wallace Warner, Mrs Joseph White. 't
 A very handsome set of resolutions on the death of the late Police Officer Paul Mendelssohn, passed some time ago by the Trolleymen's union, is now on exhibition in the show window of Pollak's art studio, Bank street. The scroll work is in Professor HOMey's best style and Is only another instance of what MT Holley is capable of ac- complaining with the pen.
 Thursday of this week will be Rock" beer day for that will be the day when the Hellmann Brewing Go will place this choice product on the market. For twenty-six years this concern has made this annual an- nouncement and they guarantee that the Rock" beer for 1908 will equal any previous output and that is saying great deal. This excellent brew is bottled at the brewery ill handsome packages for the home table. Tele- phone BIO or 109-32.
 The will of the late Alexander Bouf- fard was filed for probate to-day. The instrument was drawn up by Attorney Carmody It leaves to the widow all money In bank, life interest i'll the estate and $10O year until the young est child is of age. To Matilda and Mrs F. H. Lawlor, daughters, is left S5 each, and the son Harmidas $100. The sons Emile and Napoleon are left the bakery business of testator with all the wagons, horses, etc, and the son Frank A. is name executor.
 The jury in the district court yester- day gave James Mulligan, administra- tor on the estate of Emily Mulligan, a verdict for S530 in his case against the Prudential Life Insurance Go. No tice of appeal was given, Plaintiff asked for $750. The case of Daily l against Bloomingthal for $500 for al legged fraud in the sale of horse. was to be resumed to-day, but 1t was set | Tiff the value of the horse, $35O, with | the costs. Tomorrow the cases of | NJ. F. and M. A. Lawlor against John Hitchcock will be heard.
 At tke meeting of the aldermen Mon- day night Chairman Goss reminded the members that sessions of the board could be shortened considerably if q quorum of the board would report promptly at o'clock. He believed such q course would be beneficial to all and added that he intended that no delay should occur on account of | failure on his part to be on hand on 1 time to call the meeting at the regu lar hour By doing this MT Goss said that the business to come tbefore the meeting would be disposed of early in the evening and the members would have lots of time to reach their homes or go some place else if they so de sired.
 The extensive preparations for the ball which will be given by the Knights of Columbus in City hall or next Monday night are about complet. ed. The committee in charge have beer diligently and earnestly working dur ing the past two months and 1t is sat that their efforts will be more than re warded by the grandeur of the ball The decorations will be of pink ant white. Delightful will be the music both for the concert and dancing. Moth ing more about the music need be sait than that Faulmann's orchestra of fourteen pieces will be present A number of visiting members of the or der from all over the state are expect ed to attend. There has been a larg, sale of tickets. Those who desire tickets can purchase them from mem bers of the order or at the followins stores: E. J. Finn's shoe store. Ex change place; McCarthy's drug store Bishop street; Casey's drug store, Bald win street; Riverside pharmacy, Banl street; Fftzpatrick's drug store, corne East Main and Wall streets.
 This Is the season when 'tis soif the "young mans fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love-" We'll, how abour the young lady who has occupied you, thoughts, and who is wondering whe1 you will-you '. khow-the engage ment ring, my boy-the ring that ore cedes the ring of the wedding bells The Upson Jewelry Go has large as sortment from which to select.
 The Hellmann Brewing Go will place it's Rock" beer on the market beginning Thursday of this weal, This is the twenty-sixth time this wei known and reliable concern has pre- Sented to the DeoDle of Waferhl1I,v m,