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


 A son was born last night to Mir and Mrs Joseph Byrnes of 102 Bridge street. tE
 Tomorrow evening, Fulton's Amer ican bands 50 men, Jacques theater, Regular prices, 10, 20 and 30 cents.
 Mir and Mrs Joseph Healion of Will liam street are enjoying a two weeks vacation with friends in Springfield, Mass.
 Reception and dance committee of the Ladies of the Maccabees. Eagle hive. No Is. will meet ar Mrs J. J. Me HYoy's. No 70 Hillside avenue, Sunday evening, to, receive all returns for tickets.
 Free photograph concert at E. H. Towle's new store on West Main street every afternoon from 3 to 4 o'clock. Their December list includes 1000 new Victor disc records for the Victor talking machine.
 According to the thermometer, it came within five degrees of being zero weather last night. One would not think so by the number of skaters and coasters about the streets, all of whom acted as if cold was matter of no concern to them.
 An unusual interesting meeting of Division 1, A. O. H., will be held to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock as the election of officers which have not taken place in two years will be held. A literary program is arranged to take place immediately after the meeting. Every member of the division is re- quested to be present.
 t1 s,, employ of Uncle Sam for about two years, received his discharge last week, and has returned to Waterbury. During the time of his enlistment he has been a seaman on the steamship Missouri, and has travelled many miles and visited many places since leaving Waterbury.
 w. c. LeRoy has been appointed let ter scaErier. to succeed Edwafd D. I5esNW1Fis, resigned. For some time past Mrs Lewis has been conducting q fancy. goods store at Larchmont, N. Y., and has made it pay so we'll that they have decided to take up a pertinent residence there, hence the cause of the resignation of MT Lewis. F. B. Rice is very happy man to- day and all because the trolley com pany yielded to his solicitation to re- move the unsightly poles in front of [ his property at Grand and Canal streets. The two old poles have been relegated to the grave of oblivion at1d a neat one set up in an out of the way place instead.
 The will of the late Mrs Sarah Nee han. who lived at 299 River street. was filed for probate to-day. Mrs Io$ AEAo +1 hrya Joseph in consideration of his care of her during, the last few years. The rest of the estate is to be divided be- tween the children, Timothy, John. Edward, Ralph and Mary McEvoy. The will says that Charles was given his portion some years ago.
 The. assignment of cases for hearing in the district court, made to-day, was as follows: Monday, Torkomian vs RafRel. To the jury, Tuesday, Edna Santanna vs Joseph Greenwood. E. w. Mooring vs Jane Tinkham, Samuel Friedman vs Louis Simons ct al, Pat rick Bowling vs John Sachsenhauser. and the Ziglatzki-M Go vs Gather inc Scully. Thursday. Lizzie Higgins vs F. Manaini. Tuesday, December 20, Gilbert Rogers ys Horatio N. Clark. F. M. Peasley vs Guy B. Por- ter. and the Waterbury Republican vs c. Siebert. 7.
 Judge PeasIey's bird dog, that went to deaths door yesterday from the ef- fects Of dose of strycllnine. raIiie0 at Dr Bland's inIirInary YestcrS'y and was able to go home to-day. # was said last night that the dog took the poison with suicidal intent. but Judge +a oh ter indigantly denied the imputation and stated that the animal was on the best of terms with everybody in the house and that there was absolute ly no reason why anybody should cir. culate such vicious story.
 Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street. Specials for this evening and Monday: Ladies' golf jackets, all wool. were $2.25, sale price $1.75; misses golf Jackets, all wool, were $1.9S, sale price $15O: ladies fiannelette night gowns. 49c to $1.50; ladies fiannelette under skirts, 25c to soc; ladies' taffeta silk skirts with six tucks on deep ruff1e, were $1O sale price $7.50; ladies' kid gloves, S9c: children's canton 4Hnnel night drawers 25c, with feet in 49c; children's ribbed night drawers, 25c. boys shoes, were SIPS, sale price $1; one lot double blankets, were $1. sale price 75c; comfortables from $1 to S2.5O.
 Some. of the staples and novelties shown this season by the Lake &o Stro- bel Go are we'll worth inspection. They have a very extensive line of gold rings, with stones and without stones, and chains of over fifty varieties. They are showing stock of child's mugs larger than ever and at medium prices, and smoking sets at from $5 to SS; shaving sets, $3 to $6; toilet sets, $5 to S15. and silk umbrellas at from $3 to s1f' Some new designs in candela- bras with from two to five holders, bring from S2 to $15, according to de. rfsrr. lnr,a { nrr1n1rr1f 0f f7nfpi1 If is