Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-16
CITY NEWS

by the American band
 | Discharge from bankruptcy was yesterday granted Ernest W. Hale. Your Xmas presents, musically | speaking, can be purchased of the Fulton Music Go. Largest stock in the city. '" Walter P. Tetro has been eagaged 10 sing in the choir of the Prospect i Methodist church, Bristol, for Christ mas services. -.a. .a ..: ,.- . James H. Goodrich, clerk at The Elton, is laid up with a broken collar bone at his home in New Britain. He slipped OH the stone floor of the hotel and struck against chair.
 A gentleman said the other day, cannot get my boy by Upson, Single ton X Co.'S store window without go- ing in to see what they have new for "U. S. X Go tickets" 5--a ... P. H. Carroll, the real estate man, laid the foundation this week for his summer cottage at WoodmOnt. MT Carroll has one of the best sites ar this famous summer resort and will put up fine house.
 Good cigars in holiday packages make a most acceptable Christmas gift to the smoker. You can pick out a box now at Lakes drug store and have them kept for you till called for or delivered any time you say. Prices 100, $1.50, SITS and upward.
 Judge Cowell worked overtime with the jury in the district court today. The case of Bonnet c. Atwood of Wa tertown against Joseph Pilon and wife was put on. Atwood claimed S132 rent due. The house they occupied is situ- ated on Liberty street. The defense was general denial and that the money claimed as rent was expended and more with it, on repairs that were allowed by the plaintiff.
 The Christmas sale of home made candy will be held in the Friendly league parlors on Tuesday afternoon and evening, December 19. All the candy will have been made in the school of housekeeping. The Christ mas party for league members will be held in Friendly league hall Wednes- day evening. December 20. Full in- formation will be found on the bulle- tin board in the hallway.
 The Fulton Music Go has just pub lished a new catalogue of popular vo- cal and instrumental music. The cat alogue contains the titles of upwards of 5000 different pieces and will be of valuable assistance to those who are on the lookout for the latest in popu- lar sheet music. The Fulton Music Co has a complete stock of all the numbers contained In this catalogue. The catalogue is yours for the asking.
 William S. Parr who until recently was Edward E. Lewis partner in the shoe business on South Main street. has brought suit for $1.000 damages against him. Parr alleges islander in which he says that the cause of the dissolution of their partnership was damaging stories emanating from Lewis. Attorney Hayes is Parr'S counsel and the suit Is returnable to the district court the first Tuesday in January.
 Sheridan lodge, No 21S, \. E. O. F., elected officers last night as follows: Warden. Michael Carroll; vice war den, Margaret Lacey; recording secre- tary, Timothy Garren financial secre- tary. l. H. Hurley: treasurer, John H. Butler: chaplain. George Butler; trus- tee for three years, William II. Din nsen: guide, Susan B. Gibbons; guard ian, Katie E. Bailey: sentinel. Michael McKenna; musician, Annie F.. Hayes. One candidate was initiated. The lodge accepted an invitation to visit Anchor lodge. No 40, Tuesday evening.
 At the meeting of the board of pub lie works yesterday afternoon ]. l. Sheehan was granted permission to r" move two houses from Mattatuck street to the corner of West Grove and Sperry streets. Ex-Mayor Barlow was heard On a charge of having not com piled with the law in opening the street opposite the new block of P. H. Carroll on North Willow street. L. R. Carter. according tO statement sub mitted by Superintendent HotchkisS owes the city S175 forfeit money fo' failure to move building on time limit. The board will meet Monday to dis cuss the East and West Main street trolley projects.
 Should you think of getting perfume in pretty bottles for Christmas gifts. you will find a good line to choose from at Lakes Drug store. The Od0rs are the best. the package dainty and