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

The Plunger Elevator Co of WOrceS- ter has been awarded the contract for putting in the elevators in the new hotel on West Main street.
 That's a good idea of U. $. S Go: Save your dollars; they count faster than pennies.'' From $1 to $3 on 8 suit or overcoat. that is equal in value and style, is worth looking at.
 There will be special meeting of Solderers' union No 223 at 8 o'clock this evening, in Buffers and Polishers' hall, to take action on the death of their late brother, Thomas Crane.
 The Finnegan-P Phillips Co has taken the store adjoining them on Bank street which was formerly occupied by. a milliner. This entire store will be devoted to the showing of overcoats.
 The funeral of Flora M. Dee, who died this morning at her home, 40 French street, will take place to-mor- row afternoon at ? o'clock, with ser vice at the house and interment in Riy erside cemetery.
 Thomas F. Crane. aged g, who has been confined at the Waterbury hos pital for some time past, died this morning at 3 o'clock. Besides his parents he leaves five sisters and three brothers.
 The final game in the series of pool team and Timothy Brennan's team was played last night and was won by the former All three games of the series were won by Moher's team.
 It is expected that work on the erection of new home for the Boys club will be commenced in the spring. The building. which will be located on Meadow street, will cost from $45,0OO to $5O,OOO. Already $33,OOO in sub- scriptions has been pledged.
 Watching the lots as they come through the factory every week. When they are the right kind of goods U. S. & Co take them all, that's why you find those stylish mixtures that are made up so we'll at such money saving prices in this store at this season of the year, little better for same price or less in price if value is same.
 Nicholas Combellack, local proba- ton officer. is looking after twelve cases at the present time. He is earn ing his money. Some of the cases are rather hard ones and cause the probation officer much trouble. Some of the persons in charge of the proba- tion officer do very well. One man who was expected to cause the officer much annoyance proved surprise. He paid his money like little major.
 The grammar and arithmetic classes of the Catholic Women's association, which formerly met together, have been divided. Hereafter the grammar class will meet on Monday and the arithmetic class on Friday evening. Miss Corcoran will have charge of both classes and new members can now enter the arithmetic class, as we'll as in the French, shorthand and elocu- tionary classes Tomorrow evening there will be meeting of the associa- ton.
 The funeral of Della Hudner was held this morning at St Thomas's church. the Rev Father Crowley cele- brating the requiem. mass. The re- mains were taken to New Marlboro, Mass. for interment. The bearers were Frank and James Curtin of Hart ford, James Carroll of Bridgeport. George Sullivan. Hubert Reid and John COHN ne IdtSS Der of beautiful floral offerings gave evidence of the love and esteem in which Miss Hudner was held and were fitting tributes to her beautiful char acter
 The young mems top coat that has caught the popular fancy of college boys and in nearly all the New Eng land cities, is cut with broad shoulder effect, loose back, with belt, and is very long, fifty or fifty-two inches. The Upson, Singleton Co have them. The goods black vicunas or frieze, some of them with touch of color. others decidedly fancy in stripe or checks, with velvet collar. To be cor rect must be single breasted, although some makers are trying to sell double breasted with poor success so far this season.