Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-29
CITY NEWS.

Forget hard times,' talk prosper
 ity and look it in an Upson, Single
 ton & Co.'S overcoat. ".
 Miss Mary Campbell of New Brit
 ain spent Thanksgiving with Miss
 Julia Kelly of Hickory street. ... Max Kluttig and sister, Martha, are
 spending few days with friends ill
 New York city and in New Jersey.
 The winter term of Monroe's Busi
 ness college will open Monday ,Decem.
 Der in both the day and night ses.
 sions a.,.
 A months mind mass was celebrat-
 ed this morning at 7:30 at St Pat
 rick's church for the late Mrs Edward
 J. Tobin.
 The law firm of James Huntington
 and Arthur D. Warner of Woodbury
 has dissolved. This was one of the
 oldest law establishments in the state. There will be months mind mass
 of requiem at 8 o'clock tomorrow | morning at the church of the Immacu- late Conception in memory of the late
 Mrs Mortimer Heffernan.
 As stated herein Wednesday even-
 ing, tho board of finance has con- pleted work on the estimates and
 after getting things down to where they wanted them, the budget was approved and 15 mill tax recom- mended.
 Feeling aggrieved at the action of the probate court in Naugatuck in approving the will of the late Sarah M. HOtchkiss, Lucius NJ. Bonnet of New York has filed an appeal to the superior court. The papers in the mat ter were filed with the clerk of the court to-day.
 Among the many guests who at tended the twentieth anniversary of the New England Order of Protection in Ansonia Monday night were the following members from Waterbury: MT and Mrs Sommers, Mir and Mrs Paine, and Mrs Peter Borst. vice warden of Sheridan Lodge, N. E. o. P.
 Sickness costs more than warm clothes. Good overcoat s10 at Up- son, Singleton & Co.'S.
 Uuniversalist services, December l, 1O:3O a. m. Preaching by Rev w. F. Dickerman. Subject of sermon, Our Thought of Man, His Nature and Destiny" The services will be held in Grand Army hall, Jones, Mar gan building, 1OS Bank street A cor dial invitation is extended to the pub lie.
 Waterbury enjoyed very pleasant Thanksgiving. The weather was all | that could have been desired and many l took advantage of it to get out and | make call upon friends. The at. tendance at the churches was large. showing thereby that notwithstanding all talk to the contrary. religion still holds the masses
 The liquor cases against John Loner- gan, who keeps saloon on the corner of Kingsbury and North Elm streets. street have been set down for trial in the city court tomorrow morning. The owners of the Polish club are with selling intoxicants with out being licensed and Lonergan is charged with doing business on Sunday.
 There appears to be considerable litigation ahead for the city over the layout of Grandview avenue. Quite T number of appeals have been taken from the action of the bureau of as- Sessment in laying benefits and dam lges. and two more cases were filed with the superior court today. Fred trick w. French and Cassie l.. Bron- son are the property owners concern d. Mrs Bronson was assessed S125 md allowed S10O. while Mir French
 sherman Brown, a f1agman and Brakeman Martin were injured in a at Newtown siding yesterday fternoon. Freight train No 1880, ast bound, on the Highland division md in charge of Conductor J. J. 'Brien and Engineer Mowry, had aken the block and was taking water when train No 1892, in charge of Conductor Beebe and Engineer Sauter rashed into the caboose of the front rain more or less seriously injuring ix or seven of the occupants and con- iderably damaging the engine of the econd train.
 Usually people charged with in- oxication in tho city court let 1t go t that. but the three before Judge 'easley to-day had something to say or themselves. There was John White from Winsted, whose appear nee would disprove plea of not utility. He was charged with intoxi- alton and he said that he supposed e was drunk yesterday else he would not have been in court. He vas put on probation to pay a fine f $7 and costs. Michael Johns said , e was little bit drunk and that he B employed by the American Ring s Q. He was fined s and costs. 'elix Burnell wound up the trio. He [ aiis from Garden City. l.. l., and he celebrated too much yesterday. He lso was fined s5 and costs.
 Elephant" trousers are the trongest and warmest. s3, at Up- on. Singleton & Co.'S.
 The Somers family held their an- ual reunion at Hamilton hall. Mill lain. yesterday. Among those pres mi wpra Mfr and Nra nu,irhf Sor,a~n