Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-10
CITY NEWS

Skating at the rink tonight
 To-night's the night, American band prom, City hall. The fair of fairs, City hall, Decem- Der lS to IT, SI5O0.s l 5 W The board of education win hold regular meeting in the clerk s o4Elee ifa the High school Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Tn religious goods we have the larg- est and most complete line shown in this city, Prices the lowest consider ing quality of goods. J. H. Devereaux x Go, 25 East Main street.
 James Sullivan, a Waterbury man, was before Judge Edward J. Garvan in the Hartford police court yesterday morning for vagran0S Ho Mas sen fenced to jail for sixty days,
 The American Boy tells how to do things make boats, take pictures, it up a gyIlllasllm and other things which interest and profit a boy. U $. & Go win tell you how to get It.
 There was no city court to-day. nor were there any eases ''settled" out of court. Only one arrest was made yesv terday man for intoxication and when he sobered up this morning he was released. H0l9
 Over TOO lettefs1o on exhibition in the Democrat office window will give husi- ! ness men some idep of the Democrat as an advertising medium. The letters came to the Hampson-Sellew Go in re- sponse to an advertisement.
 The railroad commissio will give hearing at the superior court room, l Waterbury, at II a. n., December IA, onS the application of the lNaugatuek l Railroad Go for approval of change ill crossing at Platt's Mills road, Water. bury, from grade to overhead.
 The members of the Friendly league will hold their Christmas party on 1 Thursday evening, December 15. at 8 D. n. The members ticket to the en- tertainment hall must be shown and 1 as this is to be a package party each member is requested to bring a pack- age, the value of which may be ten cents.
 It will be noticed that the Catholic 1 Women's association has announced 1 that the names for the invitation list must be sent in Immediately. As the I tickets are limited to the capacity Of St Patrick's hall all should send in ! the names for the invitation list at once either to the members of the com
 
 ticket was purchased or to Miss Cor den at the rooms, who still has some tickets left.
 The Trinity Choral society and the Waterbury Symphony orchestral scored 1 a distinct success last evening in Trim 1ty church when ''The Messiah was presented before an enthusiastic audi ence which filled every seat in the eoi- lice. To George A. Boyd, who naa been directing the Choral society, and Charles A. Farnham. who had the or chestral direction. falls the greatest amount of credit and their labors were evidently not in vain. Every feature of the Derformance was most accept able and praise was bestowed lavishIy on all connected with the entertain. ment.
 The members of Miss Nellye IT. Reeds dancing classes held their an- nual reception and dance last evening T at Leavenworth hall. A very large crowd which made merry all through the evening was in attendance There were twenty numbersJon the program and each received one or two encores. The German 400 which was danced at. traeted considerable attention, as we'll J as Miss Reed's Boston glide schot, tische. which was enjoyed by all who participated The music, which was furnished by Browne, included Ill the popular airs, Peggy Bfady,n which was encored so many times in '"The I Isle of Spice" at Poli's a few evenings ago. was played for q waltz aud re- I ceived several encores. The affair q proved to be a great social as we'll as flnapcial success.
 Now is the time 10 pick out that gold handled umbrella you Intend to make Christmas gift Of The 5pson Jewelry Co entries only one quality of umbrella. Prices vary according to elaboraten of handle. which can be marked with nice monogram