Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-08
CITY NEWS

Specials at Castles market to-mor- row will be worth your while to look into.
 Good for this weather heavy under wear at light prices. if you visit Upson. Singleton x Go now.
 meeting of the Fifth division A. l O. H.. will be held this evening at ! o'clock at A o. H. hall.
 American band prom at auditorium tomorrow night. Finest dance floor in ! the city. Continuous music. The degree team of Court Oregon, II. of A., will meet at the usual place Sunday, January 10, at 10 a. m.
 Fred w. Austin of Moundsviile, Va, who has been visiting his sisters for the past week, has returned home.
 The funeral of Miss Lucy Byrnes will take place tomorrow morning at S:30 from Ter late home on Eastt Man street to the Sacred Heart church. h. terment will be in the new St Joseph 8 cemetery.
 The funeral of Miss Mary Fitzgerald will be held tomorrow morning at S:3O from her latet residence on South Elm street to the Immaculate Conception church. Internent will be in St Jos eph's cemetery.
 A batch of nine machinists was laid off at the plant of the Waterbury Machine Company last night and, it is said another batch will go at the close of the weeks work tomorrow. Lack of orders is said to be the cause
 A special meeting of the Sodality of the Children of Mary will be held at the church of the Sacred Heart this evening at ' o'clock to make ar rangements to attend the funeral of the late Lucy Byrnes. All members are requested to attend.
 Bernadetta M.. the two years and three months old daughter of MT and Mrs Thomas Nolan of S63 Bank street died last night The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Interment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 John Murray of North Elm street, whose right eye was injured some time ago by flying splinter of wood and who has since been at the Wa terbury hospital. will soon be able to leave the institution. Tn order to save the left eye Dr Maloney found it necessary to remove tho injured 1 one
 Who says they cannot get bargains in clothes now? In Upson. Singleton ~ Cos south Main street window they nave a lot of young mems long belted overcoats that have sold at S1O. The sign says: "If your size is here S4.aO buys it" and U. S. & Go never make a misstatement. They sell goods under price often. but never under value.
 The women's mission of St Fra Aavier's will close Sunday afternoon. The large congregations that have filled the church each evening indicate the necessity of two closing ceremonies for Saturday afternoon The mission fathers have therefore decided to hold a closing exercise for the married la dies at 7 o'clock and that for the single ladies at o'clock Sunday afternoon. The mems mission will open at T:3O Sunday evening.
 The funeral of Dr Edward l.. Griggs took place this afternoon from the family residence on Cottage place
 Service was conducted by Rev Dr
 Anderson Of the First Congregational church. The interment was in Riy- erside cemetery. The bearers, all
 nephews of the deceased were O. J. Griggs, W. E. Griggs. R. F. Gnggs and D. c. Griggs. The Waterbury Medical association attended the flu. neral. There was large number of handsome floral tributes. 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 Jewelly Co.'S, BanlS street store, is fully guaranteed.