Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-05
CITY NEWS

MISS htlud flLC11, Il udClNe OL Wa tertown, died at the Industrial School for Girls Saturday at the age of 20 years. .....e .es -... .-.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Francis Kay ier's church Thursday morning at 7:3O o'clock for the late Mrs Sarah Meehan of River street. +. ..t.
 A hearing upon the petition of the Consolidated Railway Co for the clos ing of Field street, which was sched- uled for yesterday at the capitol, was indefinitely postponed.
 The mothers and girls will be very much interested in $ the handsome Xmas boxes for. gloves and handker- chiefs. You get both boxes for one U. S. X Co ticket in Upson, Singleton x Co.'S stores. <
 The advanced class at Miss Reeds school of dancing will give reception and novelty dance for former pupils and friends Monday evening, Decem- Der II, at the academy, 43 East Main street, Murray hall.
 The December criminal term of the
 
 Judge COwell on the bench. There was very little business, comparative ly, on the docket. Thomas Conaty, Patrick Hayes and John Bohan, ap- peals from long terms in the city Court on convictions of common drunkard, were each given thirty days in jail. The case of Dominic Barbeira for as- sault was trial.
 Friday being q holy day of obliga- tion, the Feast of the Immaculate Con- ception, the Catholic Women's associa- tiOn will not open it's rooms, and the Friday night classes will meet on Thursday night. These classes are dressmaking, millinery. art work and shorthand. All who have returns to make for tickets are requested to make them as. soon as possible so that the results of the recent whist party may be known.
 The following are the new officers of Wadhams post, G. A. R.: Com mander, George Robbins; S. V. culn- mander, Levi H. TOucey; J. V. con- mander, Andrew Winter; quartermas- ter, William Tyscoe: surgeon, Edgar W. Calhoun; chaplain, George c. Tut tie; officer of the day. John Stephen; officer of the guard, Sylvester Shea; trustee for one year, Chauncey Seeley; delegates to department eneampment, E. W. Calhoun and John Higgins; al ternates. Homer F. Northrop and Charles J. Bromberg.
 At meeting of the Waterbury He hpau- School occonintion S,,ndav ha11 in the synagogue on Canal street, the following officers were elected: Presi- dent, S. A.. Weinstein: recording secre- tary, Bernard HOlczer; financial secre- tary, D. Axelrod; treasurer, s. Cur tin. The directors appointed are J. Burrows, M. Wfllinger, B. Holczer, NJ. Zacks, H. Brooks, s. Forman, S. Pos ner, H. Glickman, W. Traurig, L. Lubeskind, S. Curtin, M. Lapin and David Levy. The members intend to erect a new synagogue on Kings bury street in the near future. ....
 The board of public works will meet at o'clock tonight when parties iIi terested in the double tracking of East and West Main streets and the laying of trolley rails in Robbins street anG thence to the Middlebury line Will Dc heard. It is understood that big delegation will be present from the Town Plot district and Dublin street is expected to send in dcIegation to inquire why the whole town should be served while they are still left to care for themselves. The meeting is important and people who have opin- ions to express on tneee projects should go there and air them. It would be well to bear in mind that the hearing is public so that anybody who cares to attend needn't tlGink He is intruding because he may not he resident of the streets mentioned ip the applications.
 We are making a special showing of small diamond rings for young la dies this week in anticipation of the holiday trade. If you are at all inter- ested. let us show you what we can do for S20, $25. $3O, $35 and $40. An unbroken assortment. The Upson Jew elry Co, GS Bank street