Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-23
CITY NEWS

The aldermen will meet tonight.
 You are close to the manufacturer when you buy of U. s. & Go.
 A strong claim of U. S. So Go is, 'un- der price, but never under value'
 Easy to find, your size in an overcoat to-day at U. S. & Co.'S. May not be to- morrow.
 Miss +. Edna Babin of Monroe's Business college has accepted situa- tion as stenographer with Edward F. Cole, attorney at-law.
 All the meat markets in the city will be closed all day Thanksgiving Hereafter the local meat markets will be closed on all holidays except when they fall on Saturday or Monday.
 The board of finance will meet this evening at 7:3O o'clock for the purpose of listening to few remarks from the assessors. At o'clock the board of pub- lie works will be given hearing. Un- less plan miscarry John O'Neill and General Kellogg, representing the board Of agents of the Bronson library, will also appear and make a plea for an appropriation to help the library.
 You have had another taste of cold weather, and lots more of 1t to come, which is no guesswork either. Better prepare and be among the best dressed men in town. One of Upson, Single ton & Cos top coats at any price, $1O to SPA. will be just what you want. And it is like good insurance for they return the money if you are dissatis- 1 fled in any way with a purchase large or small.
 Mrs Mary A. Butler died yesterday at her home on Simsbury street. Be- sides her husband, Edward Butler, she is survived by four sons and five daugh- ters, Thomas, William, Edmond, Flor ence. Nellie, May, Julia, Catherine and Ethel; also six brothers and one sister, John. William, James, Panels, Henry and Peter .Lawlor, and Mrs Thomas ] Frances, the last named of Winsted The funeral will take place to St Thom- ass church tomorrow morning.
 The Rev John D. Zeiter of\the sl- monsyille M. D. church, delivered sermon to his people last night OF the subject "Wives Have Known" The speaker said many good things which women folks should take home to themselves and introduce them into their every day lives. He saidAthat in his opinion there is more true re- ligion in woman having her hus- bands supper ready when he comes in from work than getting up 9 great big church affair. The speaker also gave the women folks some sound ad- vice about the wearing of long faces hnd grumbling at their husbands when they should be cheerful and of I fer word of encoura cement.
 A horse belonging to John Short. who conducts a meat market on East Main street ran away yesterday after noon. All the way from North Will low street along West and East Main streets to Orange street. Dr Keeley was driving along West Main street with Dr Childs of Saratoga when the runaway galloped down North Willow street The doctor tried to stop the horse and got his own carriage smash ed for his trouble. On East Main Main street near Phoenix avenue the horse with the shafts and whiffietree attached to him bounded onto the sidewalk and rushed on as far as Orange street, where he fell and some one held him fast. The excitement occurred about 1 o'clock, just as peo- pie had got home from church and probably is the reason why no one was hurt.
 Keep your weather eye on the Upson si Jewelry Co.'S show windows during the holiday season. Of course they can only give n slight iaea. but an inspee- TiOr or tho stock will we'll repay vol1