Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-01
CITY NEWS

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 The fair of fairs, City hall, Decenl- Der 15 to IT, $1,5o0.
 The department of finance held it's regular meeting at o'clock this after noon and approve the payTolls and lf ..rl nis- s cellaneouss bills. tslH 9e s8lIi eI Fe
 At Turn hall, Seoyilt street, this evening, the Adelheit lodge will give a snowbalT sociable and dance, and ii you want to see the snow fly call there after 8 o'clock.
 Big men as we'll as little fellows find that U.. $. & Co.'S is the place to get what. they want They sold six pairs of trousers In one day last week that measured from 45 to 90 inches inlthe waist.
 Oscar A. Valentine has brought suit against Arthur c. Griswold for $105 for services rendered. The case is re- tIrnable to the city court. An attach ment of real estate was made by Con stable Lannen to cover the amount claimed.
 The water department is notifying delinquents that they will have to set tie on or befose December 10eelse their supply of water will be shut off. Peo-
  keep this in mind. because if the water should be turned off the city may take it's own time about turning it on again
 William J. schlegel has sold for Mrs Mary D. Duff her double house and large lot 92 and 94 Franklin street, to Joseph H. Mcdonald of New Haven, who expects in spring, if in the mean time he does not dispose of it, to move V six family block, fronting Franklin street.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed fIi the postofice: Charles K. Ahern. Charles E, Barnard. Miss Elsie F. Clark, Miss Louise Coddington, Dem his Downing, Mrs. James Dolan. Miss Mary Leary. Miss Lillie Lanndry, Miss Jennie smally @. z, Miss Irma Smith, Miss Jennie Lynch. D. L.. Wheeler, Robert Walsh.
 "A large attendance is already as- sured for the first of a series of gala coalitions to be given by Prof Bailey's l pupils in Music hall. Citizens Bank building, on Monday evening at 8 l o'clock. Among many figures and fla tsvors will be his original Japanese Moonlight waltz. This will please the ] leap year girls immensely.
 l Miss Nellye T. Reeds dancing acad- i einy will hold it's annual reception and dance in Leavenworth hall Friday evening, December&9, 1904. Tickets are limited and all parties interested should get them from pupils. or at the academy, 10S Bank street, Jones & Morgan building; so to be sure and not be disappointed, for this will be the coming event.
 The street sweeper was out yester- Eday for the first time in several weeks. In fact. it was so long since people saw it, the big broom was almost as much of a curiosity as Barnum's sa- tered white elephant. It did fine work, too. the condition of Grand street I1yhen the job was finished coming pretty near what it used to be in the good old days of democratic rule when l the streets were swept regularly and 1 folks didn't have to swallow dust at every step. #
 There is a travelling man that visits this town occasionally. He is taller than most of us On his last visit he l left his measure with Upson, Single ] ton & Co for pair of trousers, 39 inches inseam, and also put a box on the top of mirror in the store with i the claim that no one but himself can take it down with their hands with their feet touching the floor. Several have tried it, but the box is still there. 1 U. S. & Go will give a $3 hat to the man that can reach it.
 The man or woman who works in poor light is the one we are anxious i to demonstrate to that we can improve his or her eyesight Hundreds of just such cases come to us every year We employ graduate opticians and were the first firm in Waterbury olcorrecu L,,., risin1, m 1.1r.r.Iz csl l... t1aod The