Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-06

the late James Mullen of East Main street.
 William Thomas. colored. employed as cook, aged g years, died yester- day at New Britain. He was born in Memphis, Tenn. He is survived by wife in Waterbury.
 The Holy Name society of the Im- maculate Conception church will meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in St Patrick's hall. Election of officers will take place at this meeting.
 A letter just received from Archi- tect Wilfred E. Griggs states that he is having great time in Europe. His family is with him and Nice was their | destination when the letter was writ ten. They will return in May. When there comes a morning that ] is so cold as to nip your ears and fin- ! gers, remember [. S. & Co for gloves. 1 4 manufacturers samples bought this week gives a genuine buckskin glove 1 for 75 cents; others from 9 cents to 1 S1OO.
 William H. Richmond filed a petition in bankruptcy with the United States | district court yesterday, giving his debts as s, ,73262 and his assets as S2,- 039.SS. Of the assets S1,5G0 is ill stock | in trade and S459.SS in debts due on open accounts.
 The Book Novelty Go, incorporated. | of Waterbury, has filed certificate of | incorporation with the state secretary. The capital stock is s2,5OO, all paid in. Helena A. Schwartz. Fife NJ. Davis and Albert J. Davis. all of Waterbury, are the incorporators.
 The Feast of the Holy Name will i fall on the second Sunday of tnls month. Special services will be held at St Patrick's church in the evening Rev Father Sheehan will deliver the address. Holy Name societies of the city and public are invited.
 The speakers at the banquet of the Waterbury Business Mems association l Monday night will be General Thomas L. James of New York. Charles Hop kins Clark of the Hartford Courant, and Rev MT Haynes of New Haven. 1 Attorney N. R. Bronson will act as |
 toastmaster.
 | An entire beginners class will start at Miss Reeds select school of dancing E East Main street. Wednesday even ing. January 10. 1906. All parties de I string to join should be on hand for the first lesson. Also. an afternoon class forming for Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock.
 Street gloves, shop gloves. work 1 gloves. motor gloves. school gloves. all kinds of gloves were bought by Cp- son. Singleton X Co last week. They took all the samples and all the small lots in the salesroom at a price. It's great picking from 2Jc to 15c: they cost dealers more.
 The newly elected officers of the local aerie of Eagles will be installed tomorrow afternoon. After the regIl- lar meeting the new officers will tender big social session 10 the members. who can invite one friend each outside of the aerie. The social session will begin at I o'clock.
 Liberty circle. C. F. of A.. installed their newly elected officers in Mechan- ics' hall last evening. having as guests several members of the Queen Of the Forest circle of Naugatuck. The local lodge has been invited t0 attend the public installation given by the Nauga- tuck lodge in the Rubber. city next Thursday night
 About thirty couples attended the euchre party given by the Young La sH last evening. Mrs Thomas QUinu and John Dwyer were the lucky ones to whom prizes were awarded. The next euchre will be given ou Monday even. ing. January l.. The Misses Mary Madigsn. Mary Eenney. May Timms Margaret Lyman. Elizabeth DiIlane and Catherine Dwyer have charge ot the next affair and a good time i. promised all who attend.
 The district court got down t0 brlsi ne-s to-day. after a rest of two weeks \ demurrer in the old rase Of Johanna Kelly against Court PheIan. F. ef A. was argued and deeisi0n reserved QTlite a number of casrS were set down for bearing. They are George R,Jbiu. vs FrageHe Iuzraham. Wed nss.5ay next: Albert LeClair vs Michael ] Johnson. and Mary Ploerells vs Joseph I-eo et al. Thursday: Joseph Pisani v. tsIaucenti PerreIla- Friday. and fgl Saturyiay Principal John r. ScanneIl Q. the Union City school vs rhe board Q. ezIucatiol Of NauzatHck- For tlle weeE following there were set down Arch arlbeault vs the city Galley vs C0yle Bonnet vs Boiano. Rtgney vs the Rail rad company. NuIcrgnp vs the city and W Kelley vs Gw-sl0n Tyler Many persons are Prejudiee-i against zIassaS and sometimes positively de cine tg uSe them even when they are imPerztviely ne-1-I They may D- Sensft1e TerSons ard display good fusf-meut fn other matters. tut i1 this one reSFecr they act most f0yliSaly and wffhszf rezsB1- \ contest with age i< hoEzBssS and Tt is the TarT 0f wi-1om ts Eiesd z-se-fuIly to the first ~-mma1< to surrender. He Up@sa IGUaTrE Cu r~<Er5Gr<