Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-05
CITY NEWS

l.. R. Carter and George l.. Jenks have sold their house on, Spring street in Waterville to John M Lucas as an investment.
 Wrinkles removed by the new pro- cess of electric face massaging at Louis Mendlebohm's manicuring parlor, II West Main street.
 The local aerie of Eagles will hold a meeting in the Auditorium to-morHow afternoon. Over 125 candidates will be initiated into the mysteries of the order.
 The Iron Holders union will give an entertainment and smoker in Turn hall, Jefferson street, tonight. A fihe time is assured by the committee to all who attend.
 It's just what he wants for Xmas, one of those silk handlzerchiefs in Up son, Singleton & Co.'S window. How would it do to get him four for one dollar. They are worth double the price.
 There will be a union meeting of the different divisions of the A. o. H. at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon for the purpose of taking action upon sev- eral matters of much importance to the organization. Among the things to come up are the observance of St Patrick's day and the proposed Meagher monument.
 Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street. An nual grand opening of handSerchiefs for Xmas. Lace trimmed, hemstitched, Irish point silk embroidered, gents in- itial handkerchiefs, silk and linen: a large assortment of dolls; one lot boys caps with earlaps. were soc, this sale 25c; one lot children's double mittens, were 15c, this sale 10c; ladies double mittens, 15c; one lot Tam O'shanters, 19c.
 The following program will be rem dered at the special monthly musical service at St Johns church tomorrow evening at o'clock: Processional hymn 523, Knox, Forward Be Our Watehword;'' Magnificent, Nunc Dim ittis, E. Roberts: The Lord (Iessiah). Handel; Hymn 61G, He Leadeth Me- Offertory anthem, Behold the Days Come" Woodward; RecessfOnal hyltl1 444,; 70, Savior, Blessed Savior.
 In one of the South Main street windows of U. $. x Colthere is hand some display of fancy bordered silk handkerchiefs that are now so popular and hard to get. They bought every one they could find thi$ last week and have put special prize on them fol their Xmas patrons. 35l cents for your pick CT four of them for one dollar.
 The following are tile new officers of Jacques Cartier condlave, I. o. H. elected at meeting heid in Hellmann'S hall last night: Past larchon, J. l. D'Aoust; archon, J. E. Baril; provost J. Arthur Bienyernue; brelate, Andre Provost; secretary, R. J. Gharest; finan cier, J Arthur Pratte; treasurer, F Duyal; inspector, Ludger lTrudell; war. den, John Hebert; sentiheI, W. La painte: trustees, E. Blais, IA. Duval and F. Pilon; organist, Georgd Perrault.
 The funeral of Ellen E. QulnlaI took place this morning from her late home on Jefferson street with a mass of requiem at the. Immaculate Concep tion church and interment in St Jo seph's cemetery. The bearers were John J. Geraghty, Edward McGrafh John Fruin, Terrence c. O1Brien, Will liam Rigney and Thomas Kiernan The floral tributes included a pillow lettered Sister from MissI Catherine Quinlan; a piece representing ''Faith Hope and Charity from thA employees of Plume & Atwood's; cros$, MT and Mrs William Schmitz: wreath Jere- miah Quinlan and family; WIT cath. Nel lie Culhane; bouquets, the Misses White and Dollie Doty.
 Joseph B. Cronin, who wAs boun6 over to the superior court some time ago under bonds of $1 500 for embez clement from the National Cash Regis ter Co., was to-day released lon bail Cronin does not seem to have hs many friends as he was credited with while his case was pending in the city court Statements were made the moIming he was bound over that would lead one to suppose the city of New Ha1en was scarcely large enough to hold his nu merous friends and that the nhomen1 he would be landed in jail lspecia trains from all over the state wduld bt run to New Haven to take his friends who were falling over each other il their anxiety to give bail for him Whereas it develops that he hasl beer over q month i'll jail and bail had tt be obtained from sources that Hroba bly, never heard of him until he go into trouble and then only through tht newspapers.
 A beautiful line of rosaries in gol( and gold plated chains with beads il pearls, garnets. amethysts, emeEald. and crystals is being shown by thd Up son IeweIrv Go
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