Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-18
CITY NEWS

Hillhurst in Norfolk
 Prime roast beef 10 and 12 cents. fowls F to 16 cents. Castles market for Saturday. s<
 James Calvin, a clerk at Cones l pharmacy, is spending a two weeks vacation in Boston. 1 Don't forget the Military band prom at City hall tomorrow night. Swell program, see another column. Nearly all the electric lights in Wa terville were out last night. About twenty in this city, also, refused to burn.
 In the court of probate this forenoon Burton G. Bryan was appointed trus- tee of the estate of the late Louis Riggs.
 The young ladies who are to meet Mother St Aloysius are requested to be at the convent building at [ o'clock tonight.
 John Dowd, 32, died this morning at his home 64 Railroad Hill street, after q lingering illness. He leaves a wife and five children.
 The funeral of Mrs Evelyn Booth, who died Wednesday night will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Hall Memorial chapel and the Rev John E. Zeiter will officiate.
 The funeral of Mrs Margaret King will be held from her late residence at 2 Dover street tomorrow afternoon Services will be read by the Rev B. F. Root of the Third church.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated on Monday morning at s o'clock at the Immaculate Con- ception church for the late Cornelius Falvey of Bridge street.
 Dairy Commissioners Noble and Eaton were in town to-day and passed some time with Prosecutor Durant. Business and pleasure brought them here.
 There will be an important meeting of Typographical un 'oa 70 >-J, Tt Carpenters and Joinecs' hall tomor- row, Saturday, afternoon it , o'c.tck. Every member should endeavor to be present.
 Mrs Margaret King, wife of Thomas King. died Wednesday night at Il 80 of typhoid fever. Funeral service at home Saturday. The deceased was memOCT OI tue IulIu SOHSfcSltioH- al ch1rc,l.
 Members of the First division, A. O. H., will hold smoker tomorrow evening in their rooms. At their meet ing last evening they yotpI to attend the exercises to be nc'd in co1nmem- oration of the execution of <. Robert Emmet on next Thursday evening in the City hall
 The feast of Rosh Ha4Shana, the Jewish New Year, will begin on next Monday night at sunset and will con tinue until sunset Wednesday, Spe- cial services of an important nature will be held in Jacques Auditorium on Monday night and at various times on Tuesday and "Wednesday. At these services, which will be held by the or thodox Hebrews. the Rev MT Cohen of New York will preside
 The funeral of Mrs Timothy Mortar ty took place this morning at 8:3O from her late residence on Bridge street to the Immaculate Conception church, where requiem mass was celebrated by the Rev Father O'Brfen Interment was in Calvary cemetery The pallbearers were Thomas Fitz- gerald, John Reardon, Thomas Kenny, Cornelius Moriarty, John Sullivan and Michael Devine.
 Invest your money in diamonds which will always have a value so long as man has an eye for the beau tiful. Two years ago you could have bought and to-day sold out with 100 per cent profit. The Upson Jewelry Go bought over three-fourths of their extensive line a year and a half ago and is selling at the same old figures. But it is assured that prices will go much higher.
 Cards have been issued announcing that Miss Grace Feiton, daughter of MT and Mrs Frederick Luther Felton, West Newton, Mass, and ArclsSD,tld Ernest Rice son Of MT and Mrs r. B. Rice of this city, will be married in the First Unitarian church at the above address at 8 o'clock on Thurs day, October 8. Quite number of invitations have beeu issued. Mir and Mrs Rice will be at home after Janu-