Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-26
CITY NEWS


 A daughter was born this morning to Mrs Annie Lawson of Rushton place. .s,g ;.
 Military band popular promenade concert at City hall tonight. The best dance music in the city.
 U. s. & Go try to get what every body wants and have it different from what everybody else has.
 The Mems club of St Johns parish will give course of lectures and en- tertainments during the coming win ter.
 The Bartenders' union will hold an important meeting to-morroW after noon at half past two in their hall on Bank street.
 ". I. Monroe, who has been con fined to his home with illness for the past two weeks, was able to resume his school duties yesterday.
 There will be an anniversary mass of requiem for the late Michael Wal lace at St Francis XaVfefss church next Monday morning at s73S0 10 o'clock.@ E4
 Owing to the pressure of other bIsi- ness short calendar in the district court this morning was a matter of only a few minutes and minor busi- ness.
 William Reilly, a well known young man of this city, left on the 10:55 train this morning for Torrington, where he has secured a position in one of the factories of that place.
 Court, Stephen J. Meany, F. of A., will hold a special meeting this even ing at 8 o'clock in the Foresters' read ing room to take action on the death of a brother member, William F ] Walsh.
 Rev Peter. Saurusaitis, pastor of St Joseph's Lithuanian church, has gone to Minersville. Pa. Rev Father Mi lukas of Shenandoah, Pa, is taking the place of Father Saurusaitis during his absence.
 St Margaret's school has re-opened for the fall term. The number of stu dents is larger than last year and the school is taxed to its utmost capacity There are over 100 students this year and of these 67 are boarders.
 Charles Hanlon was the only one to demand official attention in the city tSOuIl1 IO-QdJ. IIS SNdS Cl1dI SSu WILL making a disturbance at home, and as wife, the complainant, was not in court, the case was continued to Monday and Hanlon placed on proba- tion until then.
 The case of Thomas Jackson against Alexander Currie and his wife, Margaret, of Hopkins street, was heard by Judge Peasley in the city court yesterday afternoon The suit was to recover $22 for work done. The plaintiff claimed fo have laid curb stone and built 8 sidewalk, and this the defense denied. Iudgment was given the plaintiff to recover his full claim.
 Real estate agents report a scarcity of good rents throughout all parts of the city. Tn fact. there is a scarcity of any kind of rents. Many families are willing to pay fine prices for suit able rents, but. 1t is well nigh impossi- ble to secure them. A landlord with good tenement to rent need not wor' ry. He can find any number of ten ants by calling upon any real estate agent.
 No matter how low the price, Upson, Singleton &s Go guarantee what they sell and sel only such goods as they can guarantee.
 The Golden Star football team of the south end would like to play any team in the city whose average weight is not over 1O5 pounds The lineup of the Golden Stars is as, follows: J. Noonan, center; H. Ma6sivney. right x,J. 11FA ,5, William Mcdonald, right tackle: J. Lynch. left tackle: John Began, right end; 0. Aubertin, left end; F. Carroll, quarterback: T. Day, right halfback; :; T. Reilly, left halfback. W. Daley, full-i back. Call on or address9C CharleszAu- bertin, S66 Baldwin street.
 Sheridan and A. Von Humboldt lodges of the N. B. o. P. held very in-' teresting meetings last evening in their respective halls. Remarks were made by their deputies, Steinman and SIavin, in regard to the last regular deputies meeting held September IS at Morris Cove hoteI9oA.o Non Hum boldt accepted an inyitationoto visit Mozart lodge, October 2, in New Ha- ven. Mozart lodge is the largest Ger man lodge in the order and are making great efforts to make this evening a memorable one. 1t Is to be Ger man" night and the four German lodges in the state will be largely rep resented. The grand officers of the state, also the supreme warden, have been invited. RaDt }e asgg
 Large assortment of sterling silver in the latest patterns suitable for wed- ding gifts are now on display at the ITnsnn Iewnlrv Co.'s Rank straat