Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-18
CITY NEWS

The North End Athletic club will give another of it's delightful sociables at the club rooms on Friday night.
 All arrangements have been com pleted for one of the most enjoyable dances of the season, that of the Mer- rimac Athletic club, which will be held in the City hall on Friday night. A dance program of 30 numbers will be rendered by Lallier's orchestra.
 Max Trommler. assistant engineer at the HelImann Brewing Go, return ed yesterday from weeks fishing with first class luck. He nas donated the fish toward a game supper which will be served at Mrs c. l.. Hellmann's saloon Saturday, November 21.
 At Miss Nellye Reeds select school of dancing and department in Knight s of Columbus hall, Wednesday even ings are devoted to beginners and Sat urday evenings for advanced pupils. A beginners class will start Wednes- day evening. December 2. Glide waltz, two4step, schottische and three-step taught in twelve lessons. Private les sons by appointment. Positively no failures.
 Tomorrow night the annual concert and dance of the Scorcher club will be held at Leavenworth hall. This is an event which is anticipated with much pleasure each year by the young peO- pie of the city. It is an event which 1 is always eagerly awaited by those who have had the pleasure of attend ing one Of the clubs former dances. l The dance is always well | conducted. The committee in l charge consists of Joseph Brennan, l chairman; Maurice O. Culhane, James ] Grady. John Barrett, Joseph Hosey, William Brown and John Donahue.
 Last week a gentleman entered U. 1 s. X Co.'S store, saying: 'I have bought and paid for an overcoat else where with the understanding that can have my money back if not suit ed. I am very particular, but will 1 take one of yours on same condi- tioAs." He took the overcoat and two days later he returned it, remarking that neither coat pleased him. The money was paid at once without a l question. AS he received it a sur | prised look came over his face and he said U. s. & Go will not lose anything l l pie objected to paying me the money, even when they had agreed to.
 Someone in Simonsville is afraid the whole place will go up in flames some night on account of the presence of kerosene oil in barn on Middle street, This person sent a communication to the board of public safety, but not a member Of the board, a clerk in the whole city hall, ~or reporter in the I city has been able to decipher the sig nature The name appears to be either Fannie Setson, Frapcis Stison, or Stetson or Slison. The writing could not have been better by the writer and the only trouble with it ap- pears to have been hurry. No one can write legibly when in a hurry and l particularly Mir or Mrs or Miss Setson, or Stison, Stetson or Slison. Not be. ing able to understand the communica- l tion very much, or to that extent which would burden the intelligence of the board the matter was held over with the hope that the author would reveal herself or himself. On account of the illegibility of the communica- ton the board of safety last evening could do nothing with it.
 Keep your weather eye on the Upson Jewelry Co.'S show windows during the holiday season. Of course they can only give a slight idea. but an inspec- 4Inn 0f tho Gtnck will well TenaH Hnll