Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-08
CITY NEWS


 Skating at John Dis tonight.
 The fair of fairs, City hall, Decem- Der 15 to 1T, $1,500.
 The Nassau Social club will give al promenade this evening at Hamilton hall.
 Fulton's American band at Jacques theater Sunday evening. % men, reg ular prices, fine program.
 The Children of Mary of the I'm maculate Conception parish are re- quested to meet at Afulcahy Memorial hall at o'clock tonight.
 The members of St Francis Xayiers s Esodalify4 will meet at the church this evening at 6:45 to take part ili the re- l ception. All are requested to Drina regalia
 Dr F. H. Albee, recently with the Massachusetts general hospital, will he associated with pr Poore until the doctor has recovered and will be able to resume practice.
 The Ladies' auxiliary, A. O. H., will meet this evening in K, of c. hall. All members are requested to be present as important business is to be trans, acted and officers will be elected fof the coming year.
 P. J. Coogan has on exhibition one of the handsomest dolls in the city. Every purchaser to the amount of 9 cents is given a chance on the doll (Which will be given away December g at S43 Baldwin street.
 The mortuary report for the month of November is as follows: Scarlet fe. yer. f; cerebro-spinaI meningitis, T., diphtberia, 3; diarrhoeal diseases, up- der i've years, ?; consumption. 4; pneu- monia, s; nervous diseases, 6 heart disease, z; accidents or violence, +: other diseases. 31.
 ! Otis s. Northrop, who was appoint ed committee by the superior court 1 to inquire into Julius Baier's appeal from city assessment filed his report to-day. Mir Northrop found that the {, property, which is situated on North Main street, between Kingsbury street and Spencer avenue, has not been per lnancntly damaged by the changa o1 grade made by the city, but that it < has been damaged to the extent of $150.
 Eagle hive No 16, Ladies Of tho Maccabees, Monday evening elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Lady commander, Miss Margaret E. Brickley; lady lieutenant command CT, Mrs J. J. McEvoy: lady finance keeper, Mrs Thomas Kilmartin; lady record keeper, Mrs Kate Ryan; lady chaplain, Mrs Olive Lyons: lady mfs- fress at arms, Miss Josephine Colloty; lady sergeant, Mrs Katherine Sulli- van; lady sentinel, Miss Hattie Lee; lady picket, Miss Julia Mccarthy.
 Anyone who is short of cash can have his purse replenished by trip to Forest park any sunday; for there he will find fishermen by the dozen break 1 ing the law. which prohibits anyone from taking a fish less than twelve inches long. Last Sunday, it is report, ed, over 200 pfckerel were taken out Of Forest park lake, and few of them were over the lawful size limit This lake has the reputation of being the best fishing place in these parts, but it is said that if fishing continues as it haa , been for some time longer there won't be fish left i'll it. Here is an oppor- tunity for the MattatlIck Rod and Gun club to exercise itself.
 How would a diamond do Nicely, of course, providing you can buy at right prices The Upson Jewelry Go has them at right prices, ranging from ST.50 upwards. One thousand. five hundred other rings complete tho as sortment of opals. emeralds, r1bIas and pearls. Beautiful Xmas patterns in stgnet rings monograms cut tot your order. Now is the time to do your selecting.