Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-14
CITY NEWS.

meet tomorrow night
 New lot of footballs free for our "U. & X Co ticket Tuesday.
 A $1.0O coat sweater from |. s. X Cos will save many bard cold.
 A son. George G.. was horn Octo- Der s to Mir and Mrs George Havi- can of Sunnyside avenue.
 The regular semi-annual meeting of the Queens Daughters will be held tomorrow night in St Patrick's hall,
 The board of education will hold a meeting this evening, the last one for this month at 7:90 in the office of the Crosby High school building.
 In an election of officers last even ing at the Beth-Israel synagogue on Kingsbury street S. A. Weinstein was accorded the honor of being re-elect- ed president for another year.
 T p. Hutchinson & Son have sold for Abraham Krovrtz his three family house on Locust street to Adam De- mensky, who has purchased the same as an investment.
 A big torchlight parade next Sat urday night will give the Eagles fair a good send-off, The hall will be magnificent with electric lights and decorations and with all the attrac- tions offered on the 'Warpath' the bazaar ought to play to packed houses nightly.
 An applica tion for letters of ad- ministratiOn on the estate of Raphael DeMarco was filed to-day in the pro- bate court by. Joseph s. Barbara, who claims to be a creditor. It was un- derstood that DeMarco, who was kill ed by a trolley car Saturday noon was an employe of Barbara.
 The pupils of Monroe's- Business college will give a free public de- monstration of Touch Typewriting in the rooms of the college Wednes- day afternoon. Oct. 16, at 2:30. Speed contests, bindfolded operating and exhibits of pupils work will be features of the demonstration.
 Dr Beer shot horse in the lots on Sylvan avenue yesterday. It was twenty years old. lame in both fore feet. suffering much pain. in very poor condition and walked with much difficulty. It was the worst case of cruelty to animals the veterinary had ever seen. It is not yet known whether the owner will he prosecuted
 On Thursday evening James J. Walsh, M D, Ph D. IL D, will lecture at Convent Notre Dame hall, Dr Walsh will take as his subject How Little Inheritance Means in Life . The event will he under the auspices of the Alumnae association. Tickets are now on sale and may be secured from any member of the Alumnae association or at Gaffney's jewelry strOe or Convent of Notre Dame.
 Yesterday morning the S:30 train for Bristol collided with the boom of a derrick at Waterville. causing de- lay of about an hour A gang of mon in the employ of MT O'Brien were at work in a rock cut for the new double track, A huge stone was being hoist ed by the derrick the boom of which projected across the track and the men in charge didn't notice the ap- preaching train in time to prevent a miXup. Nobody was seriously hurt but David Zaslave of Bank street re- ccived q few bruises and another man had his hand laceratpd The front of the engine was stove in and the yard engine had to ho pressed into service after which the train went right ahead as though nothing had hap pened
 Thomas Candy died Saturday night at his home in Mill Plain The de- ceased was born in England in 1S42 hut had resided in tho United States for the past thirty-four years He was a carpenter by trade but had not worked at il for some time He was sexton Of Pine Grove cemetery since 19o3 He was also member of Mad River grange NIT Candy is survived hv his wife ono dauhgter. Mrs q w Swift of Waltham. Mass. four grand children. one sister in Toronto. one nephew in Danbury and nephew in New York city Services will he held at the Mill Plain chapel at 23O Tues day afternoon. with interment in Pine Grove cemetery
 Top coat. rain coat or winter over- coat. all are ready at Epson. Single ion X Cos
 \ mission was opened yesterday at Si Cecilia's church by the Francnscan fathers. The mission is for men and women and win continue for one week Mass is celebrated every TrnTnil- at I and : o'clock. at which there Is morning prayers. instruction and sermon Every afternoon at 1 "'clock the children are instructed for confession and holy communion In the evening at 730 ServfceS include instruction rosary. sermon. benedicti"i and night prayers. At a day |" Ila aunnIncpzl later in the week. aIl tho women of tho parish will lss invited to bring thc SnlaTIar children tO the shHrch to re.-aive fha Messing 0f tho fathers On lInntIar morning next. high mass will Ise offered UP for fine diseased nlengse-s Of the parish The program for sun day will fse sunOuncell later
 When you want a present for your sweetheart or wife. or your sister or your cousin or your aunt just drop in the Upson JsWeIEy Cos and choose from the largest lines in the city Of iewelrv. diamonds. eueralds. rubfes apPhires. etc. set and unset Watches gold and silver Of many grades. etc