Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-05
CITY NEWS

The evening schools will open this evening and hold sessions hereafter as before the holidays
 Maurice Gushing of North Main street has returned after pleasant trip through eastern Pennsylvania.
 Miss Kittie Rooney and Annie Ben nett of Albany are the guests of MT and Mrs Joseph Connor of Farm street.
 The Waterbury High school basket ball team will play the Storrs Agri- cultural college team at the college gymnasium on Friday night.
 "The Mississippi Bubble,' the opening chapters of which appear ill to-day's Democrat. is an interesting story. Be sure and read 1t.
 In the court of probate to-day Judge Lowe appointed A. H. Wells, the tube manufacturer, administrator on the es- tate of the late Franklyn Todd.
 Step into Upson, Singleton & Co.'S and ask to see the new ear muller. It's so comfortable and slightly to wear, and easily carried i'll your pocket.
 Mir and Mrs Thomas F. Cushing tour to New York and Philadelphia. uIlO CQA AlOW OG 4ouAlu IAC1A 440 North Main street
 The members of the Ladies' auxih- ary, A. Q. H., will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in A. o. H. hall, to take ac- tion on the death of Sister Annie O'Connell. Every member is requested to be present.
 The Concordia Ladies society elected the following officers at last nights meeting: President, Mrs J. F. Bittner; vice-president, Mrs A. Wendehack; secretary Mrs Charles Schmitt; finan- cial secretary, Mrs Otto Wendehack; treasurer, Mrs William Riether. The society has at present sixty-elght mem bers.
 Town Clerk Blair desires that phy- sicians turn in certificates as soon as possible so that things may be got in shape for them to square up with the comptroller. The item on this mat ter yesterday led the doctors to be- Neve that the town clerk had some money for them and it was surprising how early some of them showed up there this morning. Turn in your certificates and the money will come in due time.
 Annie O'Connell aged IT years, died yesterday at the home Of her parents, MT and Mrs John O'Connell 49 Silver street. Besides her par ents she leaves two brothers and one sister, Thomas, James and Mary She was a member of the Ladies' auxili- ary. A. O. H.. and very popular en- ploye of Rogers & Bro. The funeral will take place at S:3O o'clock to-nor- row morning, with mass of requiem at the Sacred Heart church and in- terment in new St Joseph's cemetery
 Just think of it. A gentleman and his wife were passing U. s. & Co.'S Bank street window one day last week with the money all ready in the sav- ings bank book on their way to deposit it. Being attracted by the fine show ing of overcoats at $9.50 and $11.5O, he says: T will want coat next ', inter and cannot save $3 to $5 any better or easier" Tn thev went, selected a coat and took a part of the bank money from the book to pay for it. U. s. & Go say there are lots of other people who are appreciating the good things at cut prices.
 and efficient teacher of dancing, is to EIIFdLG Sid5S VI buiS evening at her new and commodious private dancing academy on Bank street. Miss Reed is very success ful and popular teacher of dancing. in that she always without fail is able to produce the most graceful and best dancers. and she guarantees to ac- complish this pleasing result to all who desire to take up this special course. which will begin this evening. Special attention is respectfully called to her ad. which will be found elsewhere. as she has special rates which, together with tho knowledge that She teaches all the latest dances in the most approved and accom- plished style should appeal very strongly to all who may contemplate taking up n course of dancing.
 If you are considering a diamond the Upson Jewelry Go can save you ] money. Quality is the requisite and 1 this is ayidencad in numerous gems.