Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-14
CITY NEWS

II ' The aldermen will meet tonight to consider the annual estimates and to
 transact any other business that comes l before them.
 The promenade by the Waterbury 1 Military band attracted large crowd to the City hall Saturday evening. The music and dancing were much enjoyed George T. Perry of State street, un- dertaker at the firm of T. NJ Burrall Ss Co, was called to-day to his former home in Springfield to officiate at the funeral of the Hon 0. H. Greene of Brightwood, q suburb of that place. Louis Durocher, aged 46 years, died yesterday at his home on Winchester avenue. Besides his widow he leaves four children. Otto, Romeo, Joseph and Louis. MT Durocher was for many years collector in the employ of ex- Sheriff Rigney and enjoyed good health until short time ago.
 The annual supper given by the South End Social club will be held in the club rooms on New Years eve. The committee in charge, Frank Cut ting, Charles Bumper and Charles Bo. 1 gart, intend to make it the finest sup per ever given by the club. Plates will be laid for about fifty couples. Mrs Mary J, White of 66 Park ave nue died suddenly at noon Saturday, aged 63 years. While sitting at the dinner table Mrs White dropped to the floor, dying instantly. The cause of death was heart disease. She is sur vived by her husband and two sons. The funeral will be held Wednesday.
 Those little Christmas books given by Upson, Singleton & Go to the moth
 CTS for the little tots Xmas stockings are very popular and they ought to be. l for they are handsomely illustrated
 stories of Robinson Crusoe, Three Lit l tie Kittens Who Lost Their Mittens l and others. such as We all knew in our childhood days.
 The New England Watch factory has installed two handsome electric lights on Dover street, lighting up the I way from South Main street to the
 shop. If the rest of the factories 1 would make similar improvements
 copper thieves would find it hard to 1 ply their game and the public would
 profit by them, too.
 At a meeting of the Typographical l union Saturday night officers were cho- 4 sen as follows: President, Frank W. Wheeler; vice president, G. M. Cooley:
 secretary treasurer. R. B. Foley: exec
 utive committee. Peter F. Malone, F.
 B. Gorham and O. E. Weed; sergeant
 at-arms. Joseph Cove; delegate to the
 Central Labor union, Peter F.. Malone.
 At a meeting of representatives of
 the different divisions of the, A. O. H. | Gy.,I~a ,4,.I@4 1 for the raising of funds to erect a
 monument over the grave of the late 1 James Meagher in St Joseph's ceme-
 tery. The committed is made up as
 follows: Timothy F. Luddy, w. D.
 Keenan, Martin Scully, John F. Calvin, John Garfield, H. B. Moriarty, Fran
 cis O'Brien, P. J. Mcdonald, Patrick ] Shea, John F Sheehan. Thomas Kane,
 Morgan T. Burke and ]. H. Mulville
 A novel combination sale for Xmas buyers has been started by Upson, Sin
 gleton & Co.,, They have taken the
 articles in their boys department l such as caps, sweaters, gloves. ties. I waists, knee pants, etc. putting them
 on list so that you can purchase q cap
 45e. pair of gloves 25c. q tie 25c, and
 ? pairs hose 25c, all for $1.00. As they | have several combinations of the
 above articles you save from 15 to 25
 cents on each purchase for $1.0O. This
 is for the Xmas holidays only and might, be called a dollar sale without
 any grab bag idea, for you make your
 own selections and get just what you
 want at money saving prices,
 One of the most beautifully decorat-
 ed Christmas windows in town is
 that of the Upson Jewelry Co. The
 decorations are in royal purple silk
 causing the silk lavendar boxes con. I taining diamonds, rings and fine few ! eIryto show to advantage. The genor- al effect is very rich.