Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-05
CITY NEWS

A daughter was born to-day to MT and Mrs Walter Larocque of 265 Grove street.
 Mrs James Horigan and Miss Mae Hayes of North Main street are attend ing the funeral of Mrs William Buck ley of Park avenue, Bridgeport, for merly Miss Margaret Horigan of this city.
 There sas an indication of good sleighing in the near future this af- ternoon Wllen SLOW comnirnced to fall and owners nf cutters started to get things in shape for the winter trade in the sleighing business.
 The aldermen will meet tonight when the annual estimates as ar ranged by the department cf finance will be read and ordered published. No other action will be taken on them until the next meeting, except to get together on what is wanted
 The Central club, . new social or ganization, came into existence Satur- day evening in the roonls formerly oc, cupied by T. IT. Hayes as a banquet hall, on East Main street. The club is composed mostly of young business men and is regularly chartered by the state
 Senator-eIect, F'i linton J. Phelan is one of the busiest lawyers in the city. AS local counsel fur the American TeIe- phone company he is kept on the jump buying a right Of way through these parts for q connection betWen New York and Boston.
 A body writ for the arrest of Stan. fsIaus Tunanseucz was issued this af- ternoon by Attorney GuilfoiIe, counsel for John Taylor. in a suit for islander. Damages of S15O are claimed. The de fendant is alleged to have said in the presence of half dozen witnesses that Taylor stole q horse and in general way that he was a bad citizen.
 The suit of Morris Waas against George A. Savers, keeper of drug store in Waterville, was begun this af- ternon in the city court, civil side, be fore Judge Burpee, Waas claims Savers owes him S1450 for cigars. Savers denies this and claims Waaa merely left the cigars with him to sell and that he sold none of them. The transaction took place some eight months ago. Decision was rendered in favor of the, defendant.
 The board of public works met Sat urday afternoon and authorized the. ClGIk to CtLi1 sIOT, pIOpOSdlS 1OE DltIik- ing the West Main street bridge, bids to be received up to December 15. A petition was received from the South, ern New England Telephone Co for permission to excavate III Bank ana Center streets for the purpose of con- structing conduits. It was received and place on file.
 Every subscriber to the Evening Democrat can have q magazine deliv. cred to their homes free of charge. All that is necessary is to pay the sub- scription price of the paper, at the office, in advance, and the Woman's -lome Companion will be sent to your address. You can pay one month, 42 cents, in advance, or one year, $5 All you need to do is to pay in advan.t, and you get the magazine free.
 The jewelry firm of The Lake Ie Strobel Go is offering very fine line of ladies' solid gold watches, and at $15, SIS and $20, and some as high in price as $50. There is also a fine line of gentlemen's solid gold watches. ranging from $20 to $15O: diamond link sleeve buttons at prices ranging from $3 to $15, and hundred and one articles for use and ornament usually found in Q first-class jeweIry store. Those who contemplate buying Christ mas presents will find it to their ad- vantage to insnect the extensive stock a carried by this house.