Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-31
CITY NEWS

All the meat markets will be closed at noon on Monday.
 Henry Mccarthy of Sylvan avenue is visiting friends in New York.
 American band prom, City hall, to-1 night. Company G's decorations.
 \ daughter was born yesterday to MT and Mrs Mathew Lonergan of I4S East Main street.
 James Ahearn and children of Wa- terbury are visiting Dennis Ahearn and family of Westyille.
 Military band, promenade concert, Eagles hall, next Monday evening, See program in another coluInll.
 Monday will be a legal holiday. The banks. the Bronson library and thesof- fees in City hall will be closed all day.
 Peter Oates and his daughter, Miss Oates, of Sylvan avenue, left to-day to spend short vacation with relatives i'll New York.
 The January number of the Amari can Boy is ready at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S. Take in your subscription card and get it. sfsa
 The Holy Name society of the I'm maculate Conception church will hold it's annual meeting tomorrow after noon, at which time election of officers will take place.
 By a purchase during January of S4 or more, in the boys department of Upson, Singleton & Go. you will get a six months subscription card to the American Boy magazine. com mencing with the December number
 At short calendar in the superior court at New Haven yesterday Judge Ralph Wheeler ordered John II. Holi- han to pay his wife Frances $50 a week alimony until the divorce suit she has pending against him Is dis posed of.
 The new officers of Court D. B. Hamilton will be installed at Hamil- ten hall, Mill Plain, Tuesday night. After the business meeting 3 social session will be held at which talent from some of the other courts will participate.
 A certificate of incorporation has been filed with the state secretary by the Hotchkiss & Templeton corporatIon of Waterbury, which has a capital of $25,OOO. Charles A. Templeton, Wiis liam B. Hotchkiss. Harriet F. Hoteh- kiss and Martha A. Templeton, all of Waterbury, are the incorporators.
 Attorney Wood, this morning, filed notice with Clerk Marsh of the SUI perior court that he will ask Judge Roraback to hear the case of the Rev Vincent Dillonis against Constable Walter B. Lannen at the special term which he. will hold here beginning January 10. This is a case to recover damages for alleged false imprison ment,
 Brass City lodge. No 3049, 6. U. O. o. F., met last night and elected these officers Eugene Dubois, F. S.; Byron Scott, ". IT.; David Hunter, W. C.;.I Edward Jones. advocate The quarter ly officers elected were: E. ". Brad ley, E. S.; J. c. Burke. N. G., George D. McLane, V. G.; c. AIcDowell, war den; c. C. Freeman. L. $. to N. G.; John M. Dubois, R. S. to N. G.; L. A. Holt, I, G.: Isaac Braman. b. $. to ". C.; George Twisdale, E. $. to V. G.
 The following are the new officers of Speedwell lodge, K. of F.: Chancellor commander, Peter Beasauson; vice. commander. Prank Treat; prelate, Charles Roushorn; master of work, Edward R. Snagg; keeper of records
 
 finance. George Mahler: master of exs chequer, E. B. Condit; master of arms, H. iE. James; inner guard, Frank stod- dard; outer guard w. K. French; trus. tee, c. NJ. Dittrich; lodge physician, Dr %. w. s. Frost.
 After eighteen years of effort Mad River grange, P. of H., has succeeded in wiping out the debt on its property and has now placed it in the hands of nine trustees. three to be chosen ev- cry year. George H. C0well, W. A. 1 Faber and Harry $. Coe have been elected to serve for three years, John R. s. Todd, David e. Porter and Ar thur J. Pierpont for two years, and John E. Gallagher, Warren B. Hitch cock and D. B. Wilson for one year. The property consists of very fine building worth about 5000 or, SC, GOO.
 The hearings on the insolvent es- tate of the Sullivan Bros, who con- ducted meat market on South Main street, are at last closed. The final hearing took place in New Haven yes- terday before Referee Newton and he will recommend a discharge in bank ruptcy for the Sullivans. Tn the case of John Sullivan of Union City, the Ac1oLSS uFAu up HIS dpP1cdIlOu TOT a discharge fee and Sullivan may have to file another petition. The trustee, | Attorney James A. PeasIey, has $2. 800, which will pay seventeen cents on the dollar.
 These are the evenings when we all want to sit down and read the news Iof the day. Supposing we attempt tc do so and find that after reading a hi water, and the. print starts to iumr from one line to another, then our con clusion must be eye trouble If it is so, try the opticians at the Upson Jew. elry Co.'S, 6S Bank street. Examination free.
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