Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-23
CITY NEWS

The Metropolitan Household Goods Co will give yuo special rates on rock CTS and Morris chairs.
 The Talma club is making arrange ments for a private reception and future.
 Harry Hill,' who was arrested on North Elm street and was in the court Saturday morning, was no relation to the Hill family that lives on North Elm street.
 The funeral of James Leo Burns, infant son of MT and Mrs James Burns of % Bronson street, who died Friday night, was held Saturday af- ternoon. Interment was in Calvary cemetery.
 Tomorrow night the members of Mulcahy council, Knights of Colum- bus, will entertain their friends in K. of c. hall. It will be ladies night Only those who have tickets will be admitted.
 Work on the excava ing for the foundation of the new plant which the E J. Manville Machine Go will erect on the lot at the corner of East Main and Dublin streets was commenced to- day. F5E
 Order copies of the big Thanksgiv- ing souvenir Democrat from your newsletter or newsboy before they are all gone Very few will be left after a few days, judging from the ways they are being called for to-day.
 Bernard l.. Hoppe, for some time in the employ of Herman Gartz at the west end, resigned from that position on Saturday and will it is believed. open cafe of his own in some good locality in the west end
 The twenty first anniversary dance of the St Jean Baptiste society will take place at City hall on Wednesday evening of this week. The committee of arrangements are sparing no pains to make it one of the best of the sea- son.. l@Fg
 All members of the alumni associa- tion of St Mary's school who have tickets for the reception and dance fn St Patrick's hall on Thanksgiving night, are requested to make returns tomorrow night All desiring tickets should secure them before that time as none will be sold at the door.
 Superintendent B. w. Tinker of the public schools said to-day that the double session inaugurated this morn ing at the Crosby school was grand success, all the pupils being present at both the morning and afternoon ses- sions with the exception of few in the sub-primary and N kindergarten rooms.
 The hearing in the contest on tn will of the late Lewis Beardslee or Cottage place, which was to have be gun this morning, has been postponed to next Monday. A number of the contestants came to town expecting It would take place to-day. MT Boards lees estate amounts to between $SO,. GOO and S1OO,OOO A number of rela- tfves who were forgotten in the will are contesting it.
 The Boston Furniture Go won its case against l.. r. Parker, the dealer in secondhand furniture on Bank street This case was heard Satur- day morning by Judge Burpee. MT Parker bought certain pieces of furni- ture from Mrs Bryant which she had bought from the Boston Furniture Go on the installment plan. and owed that concern dE LIlG lIulG LAC SS- cision was for the Boston Furniture Go.
 At a meeting of St David's society, held at the home of David Jones, 16 Pratt place, yesterday, the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: President, Thomas Howell; vice president. Isaac Pembenth; treasurer David Jones; secretary. William Har- ris. IT. The meeting adjourned to December 6. when 1t will be held at the same place at 80 o'clock and all members are earnestly requested 10 at tend, as there is special business to be transacted.