Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-12
CITY NEWS

The board of finance will meet tU- night.
 The final game in the Brennan-Mo- her pool contest will be played to night.
 Sheriff Durham came to town to- day expecting the Faber's switch cases would begin in the superior court.
 John W. Gaffney, who had two ribs broken in a runaway accident a week or two ago, was out to-day for the first time since the accident.
 Dennis Flynn was arrested by Off, cer M. T. Sullivan to-day for theft. He Is charged with stealing blankets from the Salvation Army short time ago.
 Ellen J., the two-year-old daughter of MT and Mrs Patrick Lynch of 40 Simon street. died this morning. The funeral will be held tomorrow after noon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
 At the wedding of Dr Ralph Schuy- Ter Goodwin, Jr. of Thomaston and Miss Carolyn Newton Hooker of Ser lin, which took place at the home of the bride on Wednesday, Sandford Bull of this city was one of the ushers.
 The committee on abatements will meet tonight to consider long list of petitions for abatements of city taxes, most of them from parties who have been requested to call upon the collec- tor and settle military taxes made out against them.
 A, .star-spangled banner geranium now in full bloom in Charles J. Dol fingers garden at 9S6 Baldwin street is an object of much curiosity. It is very handsome plant and the owner finds little time for anything else but giving visitors full particulars about it.
 If you want to be advertised in the Democrat Thanksgiving souvenir edi- ton get hustle on as only a few more days are left, before the edition will be put to press. It will be the largest paper ever printed in Water bury. Every progressive business man should be represented in its col umns.
 Property to the amount of $15O be- longing to Philip McGivney has been attached by Attorney Byrne, counsel for Dr E. w. Mcdonald, who sues on judgment rendered him in 1897 by Justice Thoms for SAT. It is alleged that the judgment is still unsatisfied. The case is returnable to the city court on the fourth Tuesday in November. Thomas Crane. aged g years, who died yesterday at the Waterbury hos pitai, where he was taken short time ago suffering from spinal trouble, served ten years in the army and was at the storming of Santiago and San Juan Hill during tine Spanish-Ameri- can war. The funeral will take place at S:3O tomorrow morning to St Thom- as' church from the family residence, 8 George street.
 What's in guarantee? If you buy property you get a deed to protect your title to warrant no one has claim to it other than the party selling. Often times it is found to be defective, some little thing left out, and you have to settle. There is no better guarantee than UpSon, Singleton X Go give Cash or exchange to your entire satis- faction, no matter how large or small the transaction. Pretty good house to do business with, where their word Is as good as bond.
 The parade last night for the pur- pose of calling special attention to the Public market was held up by Ser geant Pagan until license had been obtained from Chief Egan as per re- quirements of an ordinance passed re- gently by the board of aldermen, The incident helped the advertiser because 1t set everybody to talking and in this way many. learned what the whole affair meant who would not have giv- en it thought if the procession had not been brought to halt. It was an oversight on the pasS of somebody.
 Manager Harry Sanderson of the High school basketball team has arr ranged games with the Storrs Agri- cultural college team, the Torrington and Branford High schools. The game with Storrs college will be played on January 8. Dates for the other two games have not as yet been. decided upon. A game for early in the season will probably be arranged with the Naugatuck High school team
 Excavation for the foundation of the artistic fountain which will be erected on Stanley park by the city,