Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-11
CITY NEWS.

l.. S. X NO s NllnPltH sHl 10 iA> " to most men, but thay all like them.
 A daughter was born Monday to Senator and Mrs Irving Chase or Prospect street.
 Governor Woodruff has authorized the admission of Frank Mckenna or Waterbury to the home for incur ables at Ncwington.
 Miss Agnes Nelson of this city will give an exhibition of roller skating i'll Danbury on Friday night and Satur- day afternoon this week.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will he celebrated at s o'clock to-mor- row morning at the Sacred Heart church for the late Mrs Julia Clatfey of Wall street.
 To-day P. T. Coogan of Washing ton street prints a signed advertise ment in the Democrat announcing a substantial reduction in rent to all his tenants until further notice. This should be passed along in the hope that others may put their hands to their hearts and go and do likewise.
 Owen E. LOvejoy of New York, sec retary of the National Child Labor committee. was the speaker at the meeting of the Women's club held Ill the parlors of the Second Congrega- tiona church. yesterday afternoon. His address was on "Child Labor and Practical Education,' and was one Of the best of it's kind heard in this city in long time.
 Roy's reefer, storm collar. all wool frieze, flannel lining. S5 at Cpson, Sln- gi,ton X Cos.
 In the suit of Dennis J. Dunne against John $. Hayes for $10O com mission on d real estate transaction, Judge Burpee handed down his decis- ion this morning. He found for the defendant to recover his costs. as the plaintiff failed to prove there was any agreement between him and the de- fendant about selling the house men toned in the transaction.
 A paper known as "Muscal Water bury" has been started in this city, the first number appearing last week. l Johns Musical association and will contain all the musical news Of the city. The first number contained eight pages. but the edition this week will be just twice as large. Miss Jane Tree is editor and manager
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Har- rington Cook place this morning at S:30 from the residence of Frank Herman. 1OO Burton street, to St Thomass church. where a mass of re- quem was celebrated by Rev Father Crowley. The burial took place in St .Joseph's cemetery. The pail bearers were Daniel Phelan. John Hennessey, Thomas Herman and James Leeney.
 Tpson. Singleton X Cos "Nufangl" trousers fit without d wrinkle, $3 to SS.
 The death rate for Waterbury dur ing the month of November was rather large. no less than eighty per sons passing away. Twenty-two Of the number were under one year of age. while two were between the ages of and j. The victims of the various diseases numbered diphtheria crOup 5, whooping cough 1. typhoid fever i. diarrh0eal diseases i. consumption 3. pneumonia 12. all diseases of nervous system !. bronchitis 1, heart disease :. accident and violence 12, all other causes 20.
 The district court jury yesterday e tt, fn1- nf fendant in the suit of Peter Lud- wicskis against the Bristol Tramway Co. The plaintiff had an altercatiOn with the conductor of trolley car owned by the defendant and he claimed to have been kicked all ove" the car. He claimed damages Ol $1.O00. The case before the jury tn- day was that of Burton A. IriCn against Michael Sheehy. This was a case to recover a balance said to be due on a contract.
 The business of the city court to- day consisted merely of Judge Burpee issuing an order for the destruction of the liquors and beers found in raid on Frank Matavitrh's house om Gfepn street one SnnudN. TWO WPpkS ago This man has license to run saloon. hut he was under the i'm prcSsion it gave him permission to turn his house into Il saloon as well. Judge Burpre granted the order to destroy the stuff and about 3OO bot ties of beer. two kegs of lager. a few demiiohns of alleged whiskry. wine and other fire waters. along with hal: dozen poor cigars. were destroyed. If you did not connect at Thanks giving. remember Christmas Don't wait till the rush. Call and select your gifts and we will hold them for you. Remember we have many household necessaries in solid silver and plated ware that make nice pres ,nts as family gifts. as we'll as ar ticIes for your best girl or gentleman friend. Upson Jewelry Co, Bank street.
 Benson'S Big Sale.