Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-24
CITY NEWS

The Bronson library Will be closed all day Monday.
 To-night's the night, American band prom, City hall. s
 Miss Katie E, Bowling Of Pittsburg, Pa, is visiting the home of her par> ents at 10 Simons street.s @
 U. IS. & Go tickets are good today or if you do not get in tonight they will be good on Tuesday of next week as usual.
 Amy U. $. 6 Co tickets are good for your selection of an Xmas present to-day. Come early before the best things are gone, ss.
 \ certificate of incorporation has been filed with the state secretary by J. / E. Smith & Go of Waterbury. The incorporators are J. E. Smith and Pat rick Boyle of Wsaterbury and Frank B. West Lof Prospect. The capital stock is $5O,o0O. The new corporation will deal in lumber and building ma terials,
 Jesse Mallett of stepney had the misfortune a few days ago to have a valuable dog struck by the cars and instantly killed. Mir MaIlett has had numerous offers Of large sums of money for the animal, but had re- fused all inducements to part with him. John Hurley of this city was a former owner.
 Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street Specials after 6 o'clock this evening: Everything after 6 o'clock in holiday goods for cost price; children's drawer leggins, heeced b11ttoned Ieggins, in fAnts' jackets, ladies' muslin under wear, ladies' jet collars, ladies' fancy collars, ladies' fancy hose supporters, ladies' kid gloves, gents silk mufiers, gents initial handkerchiefs. Every thing for cost price.
 Judge Roraback of the superior court has communicated with Clerk Marsh that he will hold a special ses. sion here beginning January 10 at n o'clock, for court cases only. The first case to be heard is the city vs the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co This is the case in which the de fendant seeks a right of way under the Oakville bridge. Any other case in which the pleadings are closed will be heard. Judge Roraback thinks he can stay here two weeks.
 Sheridan lodge, No 218, N. E. o. F., held a meeting in k of c. hall last night and elected the following off cers: Warden, William H. Dinneen; vice warden, Catherine Bresnahan; recording secretary, Timothy Garren; financial secretary, Jennie A. ErFIey; treasurer, John Fl. Butler; guide, Su- san Butler; guardian, Mary E. Bell; sentinel, Michael McKenna; chap lain, Margaret Butterly; pianist, An nie B. Hayes; trustee for three years, Charles Butterly.
 In New Haven yesterday State Ref cree Henry G. Newton nullified the sale of the personal effects of the Hotel Connecticut by A. X. Sampson to Acting Manager Henry w. Eels. The largest creditor of George O. Pat tee. formerly proprietor of the hotel, whose affairs are now under the cons sfderatiOn of the state referee, is the l Springfield Brewery Go, whose claim 1 is $2,5OO. The referee decided that the l lease of the hotel should be consideIed 1 one of MT Pattee's personal effects and l it should be included in the sale which will take place December 2S.
 The following are the new officers of Court Crosby, F of A.. elected last night: Chief ranger, John Tynan; sub-chief ranger, Thomas Coss; re cordtng secretary, Daniel Bergen; ] financial secretary, Timothy Kirby; l TEGaSuFSEy w lll1dul s4JAEDyg SS1dUE woodward, John J, O'Hearn; junIor ! woodwardr Peter Connors; senior beadle, Peter Burns; junior beadle, Dennis Fahey; lecturer, Thomas Mag mer; trustees, John Bevans, Chris Dunphy; physician, Dr G. W. Rus sell; druggist, Robert Walker. I There is lots of room in Waterbury for a little practical charity and this is a very good time to bestow it. While business is good in the factor ies and most families are able to take care of themselves, there are some who need helping hand and they i are not the ones that make a practice of parading their woes, either. If you have a dollar to spare and want to make good use of it, ask some of the l clergymen, Catholic or Protestant
 where you can find deserving fam fly to whom turkey and few things l for the chiIdren's stockings would
 help brighten things tomorrow morn
 ing, and you'll be put wise.
 I Diamonds, perfect and brilliant, ir
 all sizes, in the we'll known Tiffany settings for ladies and gentlemen, are in so good variety that you win find ii easy to select from the Upson Jewelry Co, 68 Bank street Watches of all reputable kinds, in all good sizes and patterns, and at any reasonable prices I give you chance to obtain a good a time piece at almost any cost.