Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-09
CITY NEWS

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 American band prom at Auditor inm tonight Finest dance floor in the city. Continuous music. City hall tonight. Military band
 promenade The floor is all right the
 music is all right the program is all
 right and the hall is all right All ] right"
 bid your ears get taste of Jack Frost this week? II. s. S Go sold
 every muller and pair Of ear muffs in the store. This morning they received some new lots and the ladies can get
 those white muftiets they have looked
 everywhere for.
 The state board of education says that the educational committee ap-
 pointed by the St Louis exposition conl-
 mission will be glad to receive school
 exhibits from any public school in the state. Directions, paper and material
 will be supplied on application to the committee. Address Charles D.. Hina, Hartford.
 Cases assigned for hearing i'll the dis
 trict court for next week are as fol.
 lows: Tuesday, Marx s. Neiman vs
 George s. Abbott. Boston Furniture Go
 ys l.. Fremont Palmer: Wednesday.
 George Nerbyla vs Gedimino society. SusanS McMahon ys s. M Griffen:
 Thursday, the Conlon Bros vs Michael
 Curley.
 NJ. J. Fogg, a grocer on North
 square, had left home only half an hour
 this morning to attend to his business
 when he was taken back with fislo-
 cated shoulder. The rear part of his
 store is somewhat higher than the main part and while stepping down he slipped and fell, dislocating his left shoulder bone. Medical assistance was immediately at hand and he was taken home.
 The speaker next Sunday afternoon at the Y. M. 0. A. meeting in Jacques opera house. will be Rev w. c. Ballan- tine, D. D., La4. D., ex-president oe Oberlin college. Dr Ballantine has been in Waterbury on previous visit.
 at which time he delivered an interest
 ing address on the Religious Life of facts and many observations which he made during his visit to that coun- try.
 On the square-the mark down sale of overcoats in Upson, Singleton & Cos. The regular low prices still on the tickets; new prices in red shows 1 just how much you save. It eer- tainly is good time to have look, at 1 them.
 l Thomas Hefernan was arrested last l evening at his home on Field street for creating disturbance. It was neces- sary to send for the police, HeRernan l was so violent, and 1t took two Of them, Detective OGorman and Officer ] OHea-n, to land him in the station house. Rather than face court this morning he settled for $1O. There were two or three other cases of intox. l ication last evening also, two Of them women, but as all were first timers 1 they were released upon soberlng up. The firm of Iittlejohn & Go, con 1 sisting Of John H. Kirkwood, John Lit l tlejohn and Mary Q. McKeon, was ad- ! judged bankrupt by Judge Platt of the l United States district court in Hart. l ford yesterday. This step was taken l on the petition of Tefft, Weller x Go. ] & Co. creditors. l.. [. Lewis, law student in the office of Attorney Bron-
 son, who represented the creditors, was l appointed receiver with power to re- | sumo the business. The liabilities are l about $7,O00 and the assets $5,O00 The claims of the out of town petition 1 CTS are as follows: Tefft. Weller X 1 Co. $3.92O.92: Locke & Potts. $40. 0.I9:
 and Price & Go. $106.64. There will 1 be another hearing on January IS. 1 in New Haven, before State Referee l Newton.
 Children's eyes should be correctIs 1 fitted with glasses that rest their little 1 nerves. The Upson Jewelry Go las employed opticians years longer than any other store in town. kesults speak Sor themselves