Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-24
CITY NEWS

Ine board Of public works will hold meeting at 8 o'clock tonight
 Julia King of Naugatuck is visiting her sister, Mrs A. Moriarty, on Town Plot.
 Michael and Keron Kenney of SIS Baldwin street are squirrel hunting at Lake Quassapaug.
 A son, Herbert Loudon, was born yes- terday to Mir and Mrs Robert l.. Minor of 106 Johnson street.
 On Thursday the Friendly league will be closed, the building will be open on Friday and Saturday evenings; classes will resume work on Monday.
 Order copies of the big Thanksgiv- ing souvenir Democrat from your newsdealer or newsboy before they are all gone. Very few will be left after a few days, judging from the way they are being called for to-day.
 There are a number of mothers in this city that would like to put their boys In flannel waist or blouse in- stead of sweater. U. s. x Go have had the Mothers Friend people make some for them and they are now ready in the popular colors and patterns. Thedomets at 49c, the all wool at 95c. On Thursday night, December 3, an- other whist party will be held in the rooms of the Y. M. 0. l.. A After the game dancing will be indulged in. The feeling between the Y. M. 0. l.. I. of NaugatJrck and the Y. M. 0. L. A. is growing warm, and the chances are that we are going to SC 8 big contest to decide which organization has the | better whist club. | Don't forget to attend the 18th an nual concert and sociable given by the / Brooklyn Athletic club at City hall on Thanksgiving night, as their club Is noted for giving one of the best times of the year and the committee is working hard to make it one of the biggest affairs ever held by the club. Be sure to attend. Tickets 9 cents each person. Lalliers' full orchestra.
 A sign which is attracting much at tentioi is the figure of a finely, nattily dressed man, painted on the entire side of the OConnor block on Bank street. The man is forty seven feet tall and is immediately dressed. The painter has done his work well. The man is leaning against chair twenty y-seven feet in height. His head from the point of his chin to the top of his fore head measures five feet seven inches, while his ear is two feet long. The fig. ure is a fine "ad" for the rightly made clothing sold at J. B. Mullings x Sons store. The lettering to the right of the figure reads as follows: You're safe when you buy J. B. Mullings & Sons rightly made clothing for men and boys. Five doors up street"
 John c. Pagan, aged 34 years, died to-day at the home of his sister, Mrs r. l.. Ryder, 151 Bank street. Beside Mrs Ryder the deceased leaves two other sisters, Mrs NJ. A. Clark of this city, and Mrs NJ B. Reedy of Nauga tuck, and two brothers, Thomas F. an6 H. ]. Pagan. He was native of Wa terbury, but for a number of years had lived in the west. About three months ago he was taken i'll in S' Louis and had been in the hospital there until few weeks since, when he was brought home. He served il the Spanish-American war and was corporal in signal corps attached tt St Louis regiment and had a credit able war record. The funeral will take place Thursday morning to the Immaculate Conception church at o'clock.
 Buy diamonds now. Our prices have nOt advanced since last market rising and they will not so long as our pres ent stock lasts, but the demand is In ereasing. Upson Jewelry Go, 6S Banl saI4rz6nf