Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-09
CITY NEWS
The aldermen will meet at 8 o'clock

iiooh ChdlSeu WItn NloldtlHS her pr0Da ton. A few weeks ago she was fined Tn the city court and has neglected tc pay up.
 The divorce suit of Mary s. Congdon against Frederick O. Congdon will be heard at the next Fridays session of short calendar in the superior court be lore Judge Robinson. To-day it was claimed for hearing.
 The committee in charge of the whist party to be given Thursday night by the ladies of St MichaePs parish, Waterville. have everything in readiness for an evening of rare enjoy ment and the indications point to a crowded house,
 On the way to the football game yesterday afternoon one of the cars crashed into another with the result that people were thrown off in all directions but no one was injured. The car was slightly damaged but was able to continue.
 The Waterbury Medical association will hold a meeting this evening at 5 o'clock in the rooms of the Waterbury Business Mems association, Jones' Morgan Co building. Dr Pomeroy will read paper, his subject being Auto infection" A paper will also be read by Dr Albee, subject "Prostatectomy, 7 with report of case.
 Yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock the fire department was called to the house of John Sweeney on Baldwin street where a small fire threatened to do some damage. Sweeney was in bed smoking and in some manner his pipe ignited the clothes and immedi- ately they were in blaze. Sweeney was not feeling well and he had to be carried out by the f1remen when they arrived. He was severely burned about the arms and legs. No damage to speak of resulted from the fire.
 The Day of Atonement or Tom Kip pur, the most rigidly observed holiday of the Jewish calendar, began yester- day afternoon at , o'clock. Services were held in synagogues all over the world, and wherever Hebrews are. The services were largely attended last night. Before going to their re- spective places of worship. both young and old took a hearty meal which is supposed to last them until this even- ing. after the services are over. Dur ing this period no Hebrew over 13 should touch a drop of water.
 Several of the members of the junior department of the Y. NJ. c. A. took a trip to Mount Carmel Saturday morn ing and climbed the rugged hill. The boys had fine sport ascending and when the top was reached they rel ished the lunch which they had brought. They feasted on nuts. which were very plentiful, and enjoyed themselves immensely rolling huge boulders over the summit to the rocks below. They arrived home late in the afternoon. They intend to participate fin a paper chase the coming Saturday.
 At the Jacques on Saturday even- ing George Hoey was presented with a gold headed cane, a gift from J. w. HOdsOn & Co. The presentation speech was made by Daniel Lawlor and he did it very nicely. HOey was ready with a suitable response in which he thanked the givers and also gave a short farewell address telling of the feeling he had towards the people of Waterbury. After the show Mir Lawlor was again surprised when he was given a set of electric port ables by the stage hands to whom "Dan" endeared himself during his short stay.
 The women of St Francis Xavier's parish will give a whist party OH Thursday evening in the hall of the new church at the corner of Washing ton and Baldwin streets. Beautiful prizes have been secured for the event. consisting of gold watches. cut glass, silverwarC. fancy work and others equally attractive. The concert mum l'ers will include the latest pOpulai airs and the dance program will be an enjoyable one. The tables will be n fifteen sections of ten each. Fifty of Waterbury's most popular young men attired In evening dress. will assist the ladies asushers. reception and re- frpshment committees. The trolley ears will leave the guests at the door and play will begin immediately after the arrival of the s o'clock car.
 Somebody ia going tO get Sj pretty easily next Wednesday night fin Ey- change place At s o'clock tha2 even ing a mysterious but well known riti- zen will appear in Exchange place and walk around the square until somebody discovers him and gets the money by asking: Are you going to the Eagles fair next weekT' The man will be dressed ordinarily ana will not be a member Of the Eagles. He is sent out as a unique advertise ment to get the public interested in the Eagles fair which opens next Monday evening. The committee He- neVes a whole lot of people will be asked the question before their mvs- tpri0us man is found. but to the first person. young or old. who discovers him by asking him the above gues- tfou. an order for s5 will he presented
 Do you want for a Watch7 A real. genuine time piece one that yoH are not ashamed of wien you compare 3. with your neixhhorx' fer looks and .- curzte timing We know of only one rrakp zFFh as this and that ipearx ss5e