Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-02
CITY NEWS

The Sunday ] Telegram tomorrow. You know.
 A daughter was born yesterday to MT and Mrs Walter Shove
 The new city government will meet for organization Monday night.
 Miss Nellie Keefe of Middletown is the guest of Mrs Daily of Sfmonsville.
 The Ladies' auxiliary, A. 0. H., will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in Hibernian hall.
 A meeting of the St Thomas Cadets A. A. will be held tomorrow at 12:3O o'clock.
 Miss Gertrude Britton of Hartford is the guest of Miss Mollie Moran of Cherry street
 At St Francis's church Monday morning there will be an anniversary mass for the late Mrs Catherine O'Don- nell.
 Prize two-step at promenade con cert of Military band at City hall to- night. Lady's gold watch to the winner.
 The union committee of the Holy Name societies will meet in St Fran cis Xavier's church tomorrow after noon at o'clock.
 Announcement was made to-day that the public schools win be re-opened on next Tuesday and not Monday. as orig inally decided upon.
 Captain and Mrs Hatfield of the | Salvation Army will bid farewell
 Sunday night, January 3, 1904. They are going for a much needed rest. All are welcome.
 Prof Bailey is still laid up at his sister s home in New York. as a result Of several operations, and it will be several weeks before he can return to Waterbury
 Miss Mary Meehan, who has been spending the holidays with her par ents. Mir and Mrs Timothy F. Meehan of Sylvan avenue. will leave to-mor- row to resume her studies at. Mt St Joseph's convent, Hartford. The board of safety failed to get ] together last evening to bid farewell. 1 Commissioners Beach, Lahey and
 TIardie were present. but they did not l feel like transacting whatever busi-
 ness there was to do in the absence of their colleagues, as it was to be the l final meeting of the board It was ! said. anyway, that there was nothing l to do unless open box or two of ci- ] gars. After waiting half an hour for l the absent members to appear, the trio adjourned to this evening. Tn the Chapel Street Methodist Epis- copal church during the month of Jan l uary the pastor, the Rev John E. Zei- l ter, will preach 8 series of sermons on 1 Sunday evenings. entitled Tragic Mo- ments and Dramatic Sayings" The l special subjects for the various meet l ings will be as follows: January ,,
 s.I'rue to His King:" January 10. ''The Word of a Dying Prisoner;" January l r, "A Wise Mans Response to a Fool l ish Mans Nation;" January 25. "The
 Utterance of Fear" January 31, "The
 Criminals Plea"
 The police recovered a quantity of l stuff that is supposed to have been stolen from a barn in Watertown owned by one Lockwood. The theft 1 was committed week ago. and the l goods were found in a house on Rail- l road Hill street last evening. They comprise horse blankets harness. coats and whips. William Yanalvitch was l the man who was arrest ted for fhe theft l and Judge Peasley sent him to jail for 1 thirty days this morning in the city ! court and fined him BIO and costs for beating his landlady. When he has this sentence he will be handed over 10 the Watertown authorities.
 You cannot judge man by his ! coat: neither can you judge a watch l by it's case. Tn purchasing watch ! the best is the cheapest The Epson }. Jcwelry Co has them at all prices and