Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-25
CITY NEWS
St Cecilia's bazaar, Eagles hall.

St Cecilia's bazaar, Eagles hall.
 A daughter was born yesterday to MT and Mrs Geraghty of 3S Dikeman street.
 The students of Crosby High school are having field day at the Driving park this afternoon.
 On Friday evening the Pontiac Social club will give concert and promen- ade in Goodwill hall, Wateryille.
 The Russian Orthodox society of Waterbury will give dance in Grand Army hall Saturday evening, October 2S '14 .a
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Third Congregational church will give har vest supper and entertainment in their church parlors Thursday even ing.
 The Second Division, A. o. H., will hold an important meeting this even- ing to take action on the death Of James Donovan, a late member of the division.
 The county commissioners will be in session in their office in the court house building, Thursday and Friday. for the purpose of issuing liquor H- censes.
 At meeting of the executive com mittee of St Mary's alumni last even ing committee was appointed to make arrangements for the opening of the new rooms week from next Tuesday
 In the suit of Vincent Boukis against Stanislaus WOnosky to recover $40 alleged to be a balance on bank ac- count judgment has been given against the plaintiff, as he failed to prove his case. This case was tried in the dis trict court some time ago.
 St Cecilia's parish bazaar will close tonight at the Auditorium. Dancing is the leading feature of the bazaar and Fulton's orchestra furnishes the music. Despite the indictment weather last night there was a fair attendance and good crowd is expected tonight.
 Samuel Van Wagner came in from Woodbury few days ago for a few calves. Instead of getting the calves he got intoxicated and last evening Officer Tehan found him rolling about on Meadow street. He was fined S10 and costs in the city court to-day. < complaint for non-suppOrt against Jacob c. Berninger, a bartender, was nolled, he agreeing to support his wife.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed ill the pOstoffice: Arthur Bieault, Miss Ella Cook. Miss Josephine Gladstone, flrt-tf, HWsif fHs4 ATY.E Marie Castings, Mrs Robt. s. Hotch- kiss, jr: William Harvey. Mrs Charles H. Heulun, Charles F. Hartshorn, Mrs Jessie NJ. Holmes, Louis J. Loison. Mrs Mary Lord, Mrs Bridget 0'Brien, Miss C. w. Pearson, Madame Step Proulx, John Priestley, H W. Sibley. Eugene Waterman, Mrs George Will son.
 If you would buy a watch. buy a good one Our crack imported brand we believe the best to be had for any money. We have spent fifteen years in looking for a watch that was yir- tually a timekeeper. A few years ago we found what suited and now our imported watch may be found doing service in the bankers. professional business mans and laborer's pocket It suits one and all and why wouldn't it you: The UpsOn Jewelry Co, 6S Bank street.
 After many a wordy battle with At- tOrney Bauby. Attorney Lynch has won in the case Of CapriO against Della. This was a suit for foreclosure on a judgment for s3JO for assault and battery. The defendant deeded his property to his wife through a friend thus making himself insOlvent in case | judgment would be given against him | Attorney Lynch set up the ,cry of fraud and Attorney Bauby smiled. But Judge Peasley has given judgment for ! the plaintiff and it seems as if the de | fendant must now pay up. Michael Kennedy. a man about 3C [ years of age, fell near the Highland { station this morning about 1OS3O ! striking a pile of iron and was severe ! lv injured about the head. He and [ several of his companions were fool ing around the tracks. jumping on ! lumber. etc. when Kennedy either was pushed CT fell off and landed vn a large heap of rails below. His head was cut open and he Diet so freely that in a short time he was in a very weak condition. Superintendent of Charities Atwood was called and tho man was removed to the Waterbury hospital in Lunmy's ambulance.
 In the wedding gift there Is a i chance to ''lend a hand in supplying the cargo of the "skiff of life" And it isn't a bad Idea to be bit practical about 1t. for it's the practical gift that's needed and wears We have ! just received a most elaborate assort ment of cut glass made up of purely quality. Vases of many sizes and pat. terms. sugars and creamers. olive and hon bon dishes. berry and salad bowls. as well as the many different sizes of wine glasses. The Ups0n Jew. plry Co. 6s Bank street