Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-22
CITY N -EVS

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 Don't forget to try the special noli- day brew put on sale tomorrow by the Hellmann Brewing Go.
 The district court adjourned to-day without date. No further business will be done by this court until next month
 The local Bartenders, No 254. will meet this evening at 9 o'clock at the Central club to take action on the death of ichaei Crane.
 There will be special meeting of the local aerie of Eagles this evenrng at o'clock to take action on the death of Michael Crane.
 Miss Mary E Meehan. a student at Mt St Joseph's, Hartford, is spending the Christmas holidays with her par- ants, MT and Mrs 2. F. Meehan, on Sylvan avenue.
 X we are selling some of the finest prayer books ever shown in Water bury, prices moderate. We also have some of the finest rosaries, All the la test bound books. J, H. Devereaux 6 Co.
 Election of officers is the principai matter of business to come before the members of Amity castle, No II. K. O.. D., at the regular meeting in F'raterni- ty hall this evening. A fun attendance is requested.
 John Gilmour, the we'll known shoe maker and chiropodist of 90 Bank street, is giving out one of the neatest calendars seen about town thus far. The design IS his own and beats any thing yet put in the market.
 The new postohlce on Grand street was lighted up last evening while worknen were doing some odd Jobs on the inside and shoppers and others who were about town could not speak too highly of the appearance of the structure.
 There will be q meeting at New Ha- ven tomorrow of the creditors of George o. Pattee, proprietor of the Connecticut hotel. The object of the meeting is to pass upon 2 proposition to sell the personal property in the hotel. Mr Pattee's affairs are in the bankruptcy court.
 Eli Paluski. proprietor of the Woes ter billiard parlors on Bank street, will occupy the old postof1ce after the government vacates the preInIses. Grieve, Bfsset & Holland will then extend their quarters by adding what is now the billiard rooms to their sec ond floor space.
 A monster Christmas tree was de livered at St Johns church yesterday. It was q full grown palm and with the exception of about ten feet of the trunk the whole tree was taken into the church through the front en- trance. It required two horses to haul it from the rural districts into. the city.
 Hellmann's special holiday brew will be out tomorrow. Don't fail to try some.
 The young lawyers of the city are interesting themselves very much in the judgeship affair of the district court. They will hold meeting to- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock for the purpose of booming Attorney Gar mody. It is now said the slate sviAl be CowelI for judge and Carnody for deputy judge.
 And still another saloon keeper is in financial difficulty. Pasquale Beno- vas saloon on South Main street was closed last evening by an attachment served by Constable Lannon for $1.- GOO. a claim by the Clausen Brewing Co. Genova had two breweries on his business string and the one above mentioned fearing his business aftec- tions were wandering from them had the attachment issued.
 Miss Lizzie Higgins was given judg- ment for $50 and costs against Fred ! T,,S5 (N,1Sx %1, ,o district court to-day. This means tAt Mangini will have to pay Miss Hig gins sos. The claim was for the main, tenance of baby which died when 1t was eight months old. The case. was tried to a jury yesterday and ! verdict was given Miss Higgins. The question of damages was argued this morning by Attorney Kelley for Miss Higgins and Attorney Root for Mar- gini, with the above result.