Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-14
CITY NEWS

The funeral of the late Wilhelmina Hess will be held at 166 Cooke street at 2 o'clock Friday. Rev MT Tempke will officiate. Burial in Riverside cem- etery.
 There was no city court this morn ing because it was impossible to find any of the three judges. The cases that were to be disposed of were con tInued to fO-mOrrOW morning.
 The funeral of Ms Patrick J. Boyce will take place from the family resi- dence on Green street tomorrow morn- ing at S:30 o'clock. with a mass of requiem at St Patrick's church ond 1nterment i'll Calvary cemetery.
 The case against David Bart1estein for non-payment of taxes, and Ray, mond Cronin for breach of the peace, by throwing snow balls on West Main street, yesterday, were continued in the city court to-day to tomorrow
 The Phoenix Social club will give it's first social and dance in Odd Eel lows hall tomorrow night. The members of this popular social organ ization have made special arrange ments to make their first dance a fine social success.
 The stores of Upson, Singleton & Go will be closed all day Friday ar ranging for their great seyen-days challenge sale commencing ion Satur- day morning. Wait for it. They promise to make this the clothing event of the year and We never knew them to fail in q promise or state ment of any kind.
 The officers of Waterbury council of the 0. B. l.. were installed Tuesday night by Deputy State Chancellor F. B. Kelley. In the near future it Is the purpose of the council to hold an open meeting, and Invite the Hon R. P. Tip pit to be present and make an address showing the advantages to be derived from a membership in the 0. B. l.. Mir Tippit is travelling about the country now ill the interest of the order.
 The thirteenth annual concert. socia- ble and promenade given by R. T. Cos tello lodge, No 423, B. of k. R. T.. will be held at the City hall tomorrow night. These annual dances Of the railroad men are always largely at tended and the City hall is hardly large enough to accommodate the crowd. A merry time always pre- vails. This years event promises to be even more successful than those held in the past.
 Made on the premises, in q clean union shop, by q good manufacturer. Upson. Singeton & Go took every winter suit left in the place this week. They are mostly pure worsted through and through goods, the whole sale price SIP the suit, some retailers getting even SIS for these goods. IT. S & Co.'S price in the challenge sale S9.50 the suit
 After to-day the sidewalks ought to be in good condition for public travel. If not, people cannot say that they didn't have a chance to clean them The soft weather to-day loosened up the ice and snow so that one could do q lot of good work in that line without hurting himself The same thing is true with reference to the crosswalks Many of them were buried below the snow and ice, but they are being fished out and before long the whole of them will be it for use.
 Headache, eyeache, blurring of the print oftentimes, show the need of glasses. They are some of the indica- lions of defective vision and should be attended to at once. Examination free and all work fully guaranteed by tlle IInson Jewelry Co. opticians.