Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-30
CITY NEWS

The Bronson library will be closed all day Monday.
 The different banking institutions will be closed Monday.
 Subscribers to the Democrat who pay in advance receive the Woman's Home Companion free of charge.
 On Monday evening private whist party and dance will be given by the Young Mems Hebrew association in Music hall.
 Thomas Morgan is visiting his par ents on Wolcott street Mir Morgan has been travelling for some time and has not been in the city in about three years.
 Division No 1, A. o. H., will hold a special meeting tomorrow morning after 9 o'clock mass to take action on the death of their late brother, James Cusick.
 Walter D. Austin, Ernest W. Wood ruff and James C.. Moore, of Water bury, are the incorporators of the Aus tin & Woodruff Co, painters. paper hangers, decorators and house furnish CTS.
 Yesterday afternoon an agent for the Ringing Bros circus came to town and secured Emil Millett of Hill street as freak for the side show The boy is a curiosity, since his skin from his neck to his shoulders is of cowhide.
 Don't forget the Military band promenade at Eagles hall, auditori- MnnHory In Years night. Good Music. New Music. Dance Music. Tickets 25 cents each person as usual
 This evening 9th division, A. O. H., will give dance in their hall in G. A. R. building. Prizes will be given for jig and reel dancing. Among those who have thus far been entered for the contest are ]. Fleming, John Con- nor. D. Began, T. OConnell, W. Kane and r. Stack.
 Read the opening chapters of ''The Adventures" in to-day's issue. h. teresting story that Is sure to please you.
 Last evening the Hustler A. c. gave its third annual reception in Friendly league hail. There were about twen- ty-flve couples present Faulmann's orchestra furnished the music. The members of the committee were the Messrs Wooster, Benedict and John son. Mrs F. W. Clark and Mrs Han non were the patronesses.
 The funeral of James Lombard took place this morning from the residence of his sister, Mrs D. J. Delaney. 12g Hill street. with a mass of requiem at St Thomas's church by Father Crowley and interment in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were Eugene Hosey. John Hasey, George Hosey, James Pryor, Frank Day and George Blanchard. The floral tributes included bouquets from Mrs Eugene Hosey. Nellie Me ElIigott and Gertrude Kenny.
 Relatives of the Bennett woman who was burned to death in TrOtt's block some time ago came to this city yes tefday from Willimantic, and now de- sire to raise the body, which was buried in the town cemetery. At the time of the woman's death an effort was made to find her relatives and the local authorities. after keeping her for some time finally decided to bury her. as they were unable to discover any of her family. She will he taken to Willimantie shortly.
 Now is the time to subscribe. Read the opening chapters of 'sTre Adven- turers- today.
 There was a lively storm last night which some say was accompanied by thunder and lightning. although few claim to have heau1 the thunder or laid an eye on the lightning One man assured reporter that he heaT-l clap Of thunder and saw lightning dart here and there. but when asked whe1e he was at the time he replied that he was taking a drink In a cafe. 50 that really one couldn't care to wager on such evidence. But it was a hlnsfery night anyway and the wind kept knocking things about sll day foo