Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-27
CITY NEWS
The aldermen will meet tonight.


 you how to get U. S. x Go ticket6, It's easy when you go to Upson. | Singleton & Co.'S for your clothes. J. Harry Moran of Cooke street has returned after spending a weeks va cation in Boston and vicinity. He at tended the Yale-Harvard game on ! Saturday. 5.rrer s@re An anniversary high mass was cele- brated this morning for the late Will liam Collins of S05 Baldwin street at | St Francis Xavier's church by Rev Father Fleming.
 Miss Susan Bronson, aged S1 years. died Saturday at her home. TOT Pros pect street. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock. Friends are requested to omit flowers.
 Harry Truelove, son of George Truelove of Waterville, was kicked last evening by horse. Some of his teeth were knocked out and he was otherwise seriously injured. The boy with others, was watering horses at Fort Hill when the accident occurred.
 The members of the Holy Name society of St Francis Xavier's parish will meet this evening at the church at s o'clock to make arrangements for attending the funeral of their late brother, F. J. Pendy. The union com mittee is also requested to attend. ' Everybody who can attend the meet | ing of the patr0nesses, the scorers, those in charge of sections, committees, etc, of the Catholic Women's associa- tion's whist party which is to be given in City hall Thanksgiving night, should do so The meeting is to be held to- night and will be called to order promptly at o'clock.
 There was an abundance of dust about the streets to-day and the wind | passed it around with a lavish hand While nobody was sighted still it was plain that some got more than theli share. Something should be done tC prevent this nuisance. If not Water bury will be worst swearing town in the United States, if it isn't so already
 Mir and Mrs William O'Connor en- | tertained their friends at their home G South Oak street Saturday evening. The entrance was illuminated in the I SlA MlSS rendered selections on the mandolin and piano. The Misses Agnes Fen nelly. Margaret O'Connor and Veroni. ca Kelly sang many of the popular hits. Dancing was indulged in until late hour. @ t st1F
 The Thanksgiving recess at the Friendly league begins Wednesday morning. After Tuesday night no classes will meet until the following Monday evening with the exception of the classes in cookery which will meet on Wednesday and Monday as usual. The Penny Prevalent bank will be open to the public as usual on Saturday afternoon from 3:30 to 43O All classes will be resumed next Monday evening, December f.
 "Can the city build a fire house iI the outside district with money raised in the inside districtT' asked a ratt payer of reporter this morning. H, was answered in the affirmative. ant the new house on North Willow stree pointed to as proof of the statement Then he wanted to know about thu legality of the proceedings. but the re porter shook his head and said tha when he got down to that point ht would have 10 talk the matter owe with some one else
 There was a large response to tn, call for meeting in K. of C. hall las night to arrange for the lecture tO .b given in Polls theater last night b! Dr Douglas Hyde. Every seat was oC ] al that prevailed Waterbury will give ID Hyde a rOusing reception. FOurteel societies were present and a mum ber of well known citizens were in at tendance who are not connected witt any society. but dropped in to show their interest in the affair and offe their assistance in making it a grea success. Tickets are now on sale ana people who want tO hear the lectur would make no mistake in securing them as soon as possible. for 1t Is gen orally admitted that the theater vii be crowded.
 Mr and Mrs William T. Scully cele bratesi the tenth anniversary of thei wedding at their home. 40 East Mail street. last evening. The dining rOOn was decorated with pink roses and tn parl0rs with chrysanthemums AbOu fifty guests were present. After seleC ] tfons by a singed orchestra compose, of the Messrs Carty. King and Young and recitations and vocal selections bI 1, the guests a hOuntiful supper wa served The host and hostess were tn recipients of many handsome presents including almost everything In the tii line besides handsome pieres of chin and glassware and an abundance O roses and ehrysanthemums- Then were out of town guests present iron I.ansingburg and Troy. N. N- Hart ford. New Britain. Meriden and Naug ! atuek.
 If you are in doubt what to ziu the gentleman for a Christmas gif and submit that question to uS. VI would answer. a nice heavy sixue ring. a ring that is purely aHalitl | from stem to stern and free fror hollow interior. As to the enErzvir. we will gladly submit you an fnl sketch of the uouoETam before mak ing The Upson geWelry Co., 6s Banl