Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-03
CITY NEWS.
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 First skating of the season On John DIS pond tonight. s
 The fair, of fairs, City hall, Decem- Der 15 to IT, $1,500.
 The Holy Name society will meet af o'clock tomorrow afternoon in St Patrick's hall
 Probation Officer Combellack's re- port for the past eleven months shows receipts amounting to $8 ,36g. .6u
 The United Gas Improvement Co will have demonstration making candy at their store the first three days of next week. They invite ev- erybody>to call and taste 1t.
 There will be a meeting of Aeric .379, F. O.. E. at Eagles hall tomorrow IafteInoon at 2 o'clock at which time eIection5of officers will take place. Dr J. D. FaTrelI IF is a lJeandidate zfAF the position of physician,
 One of the largest deals in real es- tate which has taken place in this city in some time occurred yesterday. when R. l. Topkomian sold the fve-stoFS building at 27 Abbott avenue. recently built by the T. B. Rice Co, for c. Fl. Cables to Plailempn Delarne. IT
 The following are the new officers of the WoInan's Relief Corps: Presi- dent, Mrs Sarah E. Matthews; vice president, Mrs CorRelia Lopez; jun for vice president, Mrs Harriet Wor- den; conductor, Miss Nellie Piatt; guard, Miss sarah Bertram. ct21a
 When looking for Christmas pres .ents don't overlook Deyereaux & Co,
 
 ltsBeyerly of GFaustark, z ''The Affair at the Inn Gods Good Man, 2 Black Friday. Excellent edition of Graustark rs50 eeatsa slssaa sls <.
 Mrs Margaret 0'Donne1i, who was arrested q few days ago upon the com piai14t of her aunt, Miss Kate Swee- ney of sharon, was released on bail at that place yesterday. The aInoJ1nt of her bond is 5S1, ,O0Q. .s and $ it was very quickly raised by friends, re mained in sharon with relatives last might and came to town this morning. 1 Attorneys Kennedy and Cassidy are her counsel The trial, it is expected, will take place next week.
 A very .nleasaht birthday party was held last ThgrsdaY evening ill honor of John J. Morrissey at his home on Easton avenue. He was the recipient of many beautiful presents. Piano selections were rendered by the Misses Nellie NfoTrissey, y,aP Pauline Lun- ny, John Mcfarland and Paul Llnny. Songs were also rendered by q num- Der of the party. Part of the evening was engaged in playing games. Sup per was served at 1O:30 and the merry tparty broke up at an early hour Fri fday morning. @g #T. The building line question on Hill- side avenue is now on a fair way to the, point where it will be determined whether or not the city can deprive a man of the use of property without paying for it John, Tato,, through his attorney, F. l.. Seery, has ap- l peafed from the action of the city fathers in establishing building line in front of his place in that street and claims $2.OOO. Mir Tato bought the property for store purposes, but when the natives heard this they quickly set about heading him off and before he knew where he was at Tato's lot ! was considerably shorter than his l deed called for. The land was there, but the city had fixed things so that 1 be could not use it. The result of this row in the courts will be watched with much interest. The man or woman who works in poor light is the one we are anxious to demonstrate to that we can improve his or her eyesight, Hundreds of just such cases come to us every year. We employ graduate opticians and were the first firm in Waterbury toecorrecr l poor vision. All work guaranteed The upspn JeWelry Cos 6S Bank street.