Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-29
CITY NEWS

All meat markets in the city will De closed all day Friday, New Year day.
 Miss Jewel Seaman of Wolcott street is visiting friends in New Ha- ven.
 There is no use beating about the bush, but advertise in the Democrat for what you want
 Miss Margaret Stevens of S47 East Main street left yesterday for Pater- son, N. J., where she will pursue course of study preparatory to becon' ing a trained nurse.
 All arrangements are now completed for the Company G ball Thursday night. A big advance sale of tickets marks the affair as a success already. It wxl be the event of the season.
 On New Years night the Company G basketball team will play the Washington Hill Athletic club team at the armory. This promises to be one of the fastest and most exciting~games of the season.
 Spend the last night of the old year merrily and start the new year well by attending the fifth annual dance 1 of the Franco American club, which 1 will be held in Speedwell hall on Thursday night
 Mayor Kilduff has called a special meeting Of the board of public safety l for tomorrow evening at o'cs1k to dispose of the charges brought by Cap tain Lynch against Driver William Me l rarthy of Hook and Ladder company l No 2.
 I The following games have recently been played in the Talma clubs pool tournament: John Shannahan 90, William Shannahan 31; James A. Nc Donald 50. James Kilmartin 80; Fred Charters 50, George Donahue 40; 1T W. Fitzmaurice 50, William Monagan 37.
 Do you want to see the board oi equalization and have talk with them
 about real estate values! If so yol will have to attend to 1t on or before next Monday. So far but few of those
 who have called upon the board ha6 2 any fault to find with the work of tht
 assessors
 Jacques' Auditorium will be the
 scene of large and merry gathering
 on New Years eve, when the nine
 teenth annual promenade and dance
 of the French Canadian institute vii
 be held. This dance Is always on'
 of the leading social events of the las
 night of the old year.
 The board of finance will meet thi
 afternoon to hear the report of tn
 committee appointed some time ago |
 look over the accounts of the city rela
 tive to unpaid assessments. It Is sail
 that something in the neighborhood 0
 S11 900 or $12,O00 has been paid !"
 different persons which has not bee
 received by the treasurer. The mud
 de has been on since the Platt bloc I fire and should have been straightene out long ago.
 The snow is coming down just rish s this afternoon to make good sleighin9 ana if if keeps on it may do even be-
 ter than that. It would not take man ' hours of such weather as we had : press hour to make things almost Q interesting as they were. during th U l,ir blizzard Already most horseme i have discarded wagons and the merT ; jingle of sleigh bells is heard in all q | rections. so that no matter how mue terror the snow has for some folks l. is a God-send to those who have bee | waiting to have a spin in their ne
 cutters
 The condition of Frank Leonard
 East Main sttre,t hose wind hrs he;
 almost a blank since Christmas eve ,- ing. when he is said to have bee ~ struck with a heavy club in the ba, y of the head by some person, is II <. changed today Tn the course of | ia io raving he refers to Grand street, t V reported scene of tue assault, al \, ,y imagines that he sees the man VI = struck him. Drs Thurher and Cal < han are attending hinA His fami le intend to leave no stone Aunturned N their effort to discover the person "