Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-19

 time there will be sale of candy, made i'll the school of housekeeping.
 B. Levi & Son nave bought the lot on South Main street on which stood the premises af the Boston Furniture Go, and leased for five years, the two buildings north occupied by Kelly, the baker, and themselves as the Outlet Clothing Go. On the vacant lot they will erect five-story building. The property was owned by Mrs Eveline Morris of Prospect and the transaction was made through her conservator and brother, Franklin Todd
 w. T. McNeil died suddenly this morning at the home of his sister, Mrs w. F. Quigley, PTS North Main street. He was native of this city, but has lived in Chicago for the last fifteen years. He came on here for a visit The deceased leaves. a wife and two sons, William H., who is married and lives in Brooklyn. N. Y, and John A., who lives in New York city The flu neral will be held Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at the Church of the Inn maculate Conception.
 The Carpenters and Joiners' union will hold an open meeting in City hall next Wednesday evening, for the pur- pose of entering a protest against the Tracy bill. so-called, now before the general assembly. The carpenters and joiners feel that inasmuch as the ob- jectionaOle measure was made public through boss carpenter the members of the craft should take. the initiative in making preparation to saw it to pieces and, if possible, consign it to the grave of oblivion, from which it never should have emerged There will be some good speakers at the meeting and in all probability the attendance will be large
 Nora Reardon was the only prisoner before the city court this morning. Judge Peasley presided The effect of the extremely cold weather was very noticeable about the room, particularly ill the public seats, which were almost empty. The audience was very slim. 1 The accused was charged with having been intoxicated last night and being a common drunkard. She pleaded not guilty, whereupon Special Officer Ger aghty~Iestified that. he was called to a house on Spring street last evening to remove the woman from the yeranda. Sergeant Cahey testified to her record, which showed that she was arrested l five times last year. She was sen fenced to ninety days in jail.
 1 There was a big attendance at the 1 fair of the St Thomas church ill City l hall last evening, and everybody seemed to be having a jolly good time. 1 There was lots of money i'll sight, too, and the canvassers took care of it very | 1oin ivy n m 0, f11 ig Ia St night gave good satisfaction and was as follows: Recital, Little Mary $ Wish,' by thirty-fye little girls; scarf drill, by the young ladies under the di- rection of Miss Loretta Hayes; drill, Little F,oIks,'' by the girls of the in termediate grade; hoop drill, by the young ladies of the parish under Miss H4yes's direction. This evening the program will be as follows: Aerobatic contest, Ryan and Robillard: solo, Harry Blakesiey; duet, Musical Bells, Mabel Collins and Regina Donahue; double quintette, Della Larkin, Mabel Collins, Laura Drayer, Mary Lang, Edith Havican. Howard Lang Ray mond Cronin, Harry Blakesley, Fred l Anderson and Carl Gilmartin. The female minstrels will go on again to- morrow evening and arrangements are being made for Special concert on Sunday evening"
 Horsemen are very much interested in that part of MT O'Neill's remarks on trolley matters with reference tc keeping the grade with the street They claim that considerable damage is done from time to time on account of the rails being above the street al some points and below it in other places. and hope to see something done towards compelling the company te comply with the law in this respect It is something everybody wants done and being a legal condition. there au pears to be no reason why the com pany should uuihble about it. Ot course they are not doing anything now except what suits themselves. but aftel 1 they get over their mad fit and get hack to their normal condition it might not he bad idea for the powers thai
 he to inform the management that the rails must be kept at grade with tht | street. It has also been said that il t1e company is allowed to double track
 Rank street from the NauQatrck sta
 ion to the bridge oyer tho Naugatucl
 river. there will not hn room for q
 wa gon between the cI1rhs and the +~ol
 lev cars. This is something whiol 1 shoH1d be looked into carafu1Iv. whiIr
 2 man driving 9 team mioht he able +r
 "at out of the way. thara would po
 he much show for carrieges standins
 in frnnt of factories and stores.
 What will you do with it? rrhs
 money you have saved in trolley fares l we mean. Why not let your wife have
 that silyerware she has been wishine
 for for so long? We can suit you, nc
 matter what you have in mind. and a,
 as low a price as you could get 1t di
 rect from the actory-perhap less
 and quality guaranteed. Call and asl the Upson Jewelry Go, and we will tel
 you all about it.