Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-17
CITY NEWS

Popular prom enadea concert. at City hall tonight by Military band The t , last prom until November 3, at Colum- bus hall, Naugatuck.
 Miss Florence Henebry, of Danbury, has returned home after weeks visit with her aunt. Mrs John A. OBraen and other relatives and friends.
 If lady who was in Upson, Single ton SS Co.'S children's depaIment on Thursday, the 18th, lost any money, please notify the clerk that waited on her.
 Tn the district court to-day Judge towell gave judgment in foreclosure to the Watertown Savings bank against Albert l.. Hoadley for $1,07S.93, and limited the period of redemption to De- cember %.
 The committee on the testimonial to the Rev. Father Kennedy, until recent 1 ly of St Thomas's, will go ito Plainvillc tomorrow morning and present it to him. It is thought that quite a number l of his former parishioners will accom-. l pany the committee.
 l It is said that about twenty five l members of the Brass Workers union will leave the union because the month l " dues have been increased to 75 cents month. Among the members who in- tend to leave the union are several en- ployes of the American Pin company.
 At a meetingof the Retail Liquor 1 Dealers association held in K of c. hall yesterday officers were chosen as follows: President Thomas B. Guest; Vice-presfdent, John J. Sheehan; Secretary, James Kilmartin; treasurer, Thomas Kane. It is under stood that in short time all the retail liquor dealers in Waterbury will be connected with the organization. Sc far as can be learned there is no inten- l tion on the part of the society to lessen fhe size of the schooner" but from 1 all accounts the business of. selling five cent "nips' will have to be stopped.
 l Mrs Alice c. Lathrop, wife of Will ! liam M Lathrop of the Republican died last night at the Waterbury hos pital of acute heart trouble, the result of long siege of typhoid fever Mrs Lathrop was a native of Brooklyn Pa, where's she was born twenty six years ago. Mrs Lathrop came to Wa terbury in November, 1901, and soor after locating here became a member of the Second Congregational church She was a woman of exemplary char acter and was held in high esteem by all who knew her. The remains will be taken to Carbondale Pa, for bur ial. Funeral service will be held to morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock at thu residence of William J. Pape, Will low court. Intimate friends are in vited to be present.
 The members of the Painters unio1 are already considering, it is reported the scale of wages which they will de mand from the master painters earl. next spring. The following is the re ported scale: Brush men. $500 day paper hangers. $3.50 day, Saturday half holiday during four months of th year. Tn speaking of the proposed demands of the Painters union, master painter said this morning 'tSIlch a scale will not be agreed upol without much opposition. I am i
 favor of giving man fair day
 wages but like to see them earn il
 don't see why they should be granite
 half holiday when they have an eigh \ hour day. It is claimed that the paint CTS in other cities receive it. True t that may be, but what are the condi tions in those cities. The men wor only seven or eight months of the year
 In this city they have work nearly tn
 entire year"
 If your parlor clock refuses to tic r why not drop a postal card to th Upson Jewelry Go? Specialists i clocks will then call on you. Specia attention given to repairing Frencl and old English clocks. All worl reasonable and with full anarantas