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

The fair of faits, City hall, Decem- Der 15 to IT, $1s5o0 n
 Henry zwick of Monroe's Business college has accepted situation as bookkeeper with the Sage Butter company 5
 The board of public safety held special meeting Saturday evening and accepted plans for single engine house on North Willow street. Will liam Fogartys who was appointed callman last {WeelS, ard temp 0rarfty placed in charge of the steamer of en- zine company 3, was ordered to ap- pear before the board next Friday and explain to his team last Friday.
 There were hearings in two local bankruptcy cases in New Haven Sat urday. In the case of Morris Bisno- witch, who was sentenced to thirty days in jail last week for fconcealing goods belonging to his estate, a divi- dend of two per icent was ordered. In the case of Charles4A. Sackett, the trustee made his final accounting It is believed there is nothing left In this matter on which to pay n dividend,
 The old case of the Consolidated Railroad eoIhpany's s appeal from an 
 Meadow streets will come up Thurs day next before Attorney Henry c. White in New Haven, MT White has been appointed committee by the superior court to hear the evidence. This matter has been in court for over nine years. The Frailroad company contends it is not liable for. any iln- provement made by the city on what is not actually railroad property, and that the p9ving of Bank street and Meadow streets did not benefit the railroad property "a particle.
 There was Il hearing before Judge Gager of the superior court in New Haven this afternoon for the purpose of completing the condemnation pro- ceedings against certain properties situated at Platt's Mills, which the city intends using as filtration, beds. Those concerned are Clara A. Brzez- inski, and George A. Burnham repre- sentihg the Consolidated railroad com pany. Colonel Burpee. counsel for the city in the matter, said to-day that an agreement has been reached between all the parties, and that as soon as possible the city will begin the process of preparing the proposed means of sewage disposal,
 \ literary and educational move ment among the Hebrews, of the city ! was affected last evening at n mass meeting held in Foresters' hall The principal organizer was |. Hirsch. The attendance at the meeting was quite encouraging, but at the next 1t is expected 1t will be more so. Among the speakers were MT Hirsch, J. Dash, A.. Fish, Attorney Joseph Lauber,a Benjamin ,Witkowski, Max Neiman and s. !. Bons. The main object of the organization is better citizenship, and to accomplish this an educational system has been, started by the organization. At the meeting held last evening those above men toned gave their individual opinions on the matter. Another meeting will be held in Il short time.
 Here's an opportunity, never but once afforded Waterbury people, and now again, on Wednesday,, December 14th, The Epson Jewelry Co will hold their annual exhibition of diamonds and other precious stones. loose and mounted. There will be several hun- dred thousand dollars worth to see. and if you are looking for a suitable Christmas gift, here is your chance. Prices will be exceptionally low, cnn- sidering so high a grade of jewels.