Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-07
CITY NEWS

The board of finance will meet at l o'clock this afternoon.
 D. W. Johnson, superintendent of 1 the water works, and J. J. Fitzgerald,
 clerk of the department of education,
 were sworn in yesterday by City Clerk Nettleton.
 The body of the Rev Martin P Lawlor will lie in state at the I'm maculate Conception church to-mor- row morning At 1O:30 a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated The entertainment and dance to be given by the Second division, A. O. H.. of Naugatuck, which was postponed last Saturday night on account of the stormy weather, will take place to, night in Columbus hall, Naugatuck. The auditorium of City hall is be- ing trimmed and given a thorough
 overhauling. As a result some old
 truck that has been taking sleep
 there for years is being tossed out
 into the snow.
 At meeting of the Foreign Mis- sionary society of the First Congrega-
 tional church yesterday officers were
 chosen as follows: President, Miss
 Mary A. Phipps; vice president, Miss
 Ellen J. Whiton; secretary. Mrs
 Rowland Glenner; treasurer Mrs R.
 R. Stannard.
 Rev Vincent Dillonis, who has been at the county jail for three weeks on account of inability to pay a fine for slander, is making preparations to take the poor debtors oath in few days, The plaintif in the case, Polish wo-
 IL AI,~ 3nly o.. three. weeks, and that period expired last Sunday.
 The New Haven Democratic club
 will observe Jackson day by a ban quet at the Warner house, followed by addresses at the Hyperion theater on January Il. H. M Rigney of the state central committee and other local democrats will be In attendance. The Hon William Jennings Bryan is expected to be present.
 ."Got to have 'em, no matter what the cost said a man the other morn ing that had driven several miles with the thermometer below zero, in pair of fur gloves, and then could not keen his hands warm. Upson, Singleton X Co fixed him out with alpair of woolen gloves inside the others. Did you ever try it, or lighter glove Inside q init ten?
 Among the documents filed yesterday in the office of the secretary Of the state was the following: Certificate of 1 organization of the Quick o Manufac-
 turing Go of Waterbury. Two hundred
 and forty shares of stock at $10o a
 share have been subscribed for.
 George J. Strobel Is president, Joseph nvCIa Apn Oeyyrp ( MI
 wards secretary of the company.
 The suit of Minnie Leslie of New Haven against Michael Morrissey
 and John w. Gaffney of this city to
 recover on note for SS51.5O was heard yesterday in New Haven by | Judge Coats in the court of common pleas. MT Morrissey did not deny
 bis liability, but MT Gaffney claimed
 that no legal demand had ever been made upon him. He was surety for
 Morrissey and he said that he had
 never been notified that the note had
 been dishonored by him. Decision | was reserved
 Representative Lilley made his first l speech in the House at Washington yesterday afternoon the subject being q matter of the extension for thirty | five years of franchise held TOT the past ten years by the Hawaiian Elec- l trical Company, which expires in about l five months. This company furnishes electric lighting to the district of Hon+ olulu. The bill in it's present form was opposed by MT. Lilley in the committee on territories. of which he is a mem Der, and he has been successful in de-
 laying action prior to the holidays.
 Your parlor clock says 11:2O, while your kitchen clock says 11:30. etc.
 Now why not have them put, in ser viceable condition? All clock repair ing from the Upson JewelTy Co.'S, Bank street store. is fully guaranteed.