Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-16
CITY NEWS.

Native celery for Christmas. large
 punches 12lec. Dueslcr Bros market
 The Rev Dr Haywood left to-day
 to spend two weeks in the south,
 where he formerly lived.
 Rensons compulsory sale closes
 Xmas eve. Big bargains in every de-
 partment Your chance to buy Xmas | presents.
 MT and Mrs Charles F. Lynch of | 23 Bishop street are receiving con l gratulations upon the birth of a daughter.
 w. D. Richardson. treasurer of the Helmann Brewing company, who is i'll at his home on North Willow street, is improving.
 Frederick Stanley, foreman at the Scovill factory, has gone to a New York sanatorium to be treated for
 nervous trouble.
 The last regular meeting of the
 board of education will take place
 this evening in the office in the
 Crosby High school at the usual
 hour, 730 o'clock
 Frederick l.. Allen. who has been in the United States navy for the past four years, has returned to this city.
 as his time has expired. He served last on the battleship Kentucky.
 A Polish mission will be started al St Cecilia's church at 3 o'clock to- morrow afternoon and continue until Friday Confessions will be heard every day and q sermon will be preached every evening at 7:30.
 On the estate of Mary E. Daly, who was an emplOye of the Water bury hospital. and who died there a week ago, after being three weeks unconscious, from inhaled gas, At torney James M. Lynch was to-day appointed administrator.
 The aldermen will meet tonight. In addition to acting on the estimates, it is expected that bids will be re- ceived for the sale of Sl25,OO0 worth of sewage disposal bonds. although none had been received up to noon today.
 Extra value Christmas neckwear soc, in holiday box, at Upson, Sin gleton x Co.'S.
 Mrs Oscar w. Noble of Franklin street has written q three verse carol entitled "ChiStmas Chimes" It will be set to music by R. Laslett Smith and will appear in the Christmas num- Der of The Churchman. 4 poem NIyp i,, la current number of the Connecticut Magazine.
 There was only one case for Judge Burpee 10 dispose of in the city court to-day. John Garth, charged with violating the probation law. The case was continued in order to give the man an opportunity to pay the fine. A case against boy named John Carrasello for throwing snowballs was settled in payment of S5.
 The Rev Dr Haywood will spend the Christmas holidays at his former home in the south. During his ab- sence his pulpit will he supplied as follows; Sunday. December 22. q temDerance orator: eve ing. Dr Charles A. Dinsmore; Sun day. December 70. morning. the Rev II. Dewitt Williams; evening, Dr John G. Davenport.
 A man of considerable distinctiCn ! in American-Celtic history will he l the guest of the Patrick Sarsfieid so- ciety on the occasion of its next com | of Robert Emmct on | March 1 next The man is Captain l commander of the brig | Catalpa. on which John Boyle O'Reil- ly and other Fenian convicts made their escape from the chain gang of prisoners in Australia. Captain An ihony will tell the wonderful story of this page in history on March 1 for the first time in this city.
 During the present year the tide of from some Of the ~oun- tries of other parts of the world to the United States was as follows: Austria. Hungary. 33S.45e. increase I3,Sl4: France. 9.13i. increase 345; German empire. 3I,SO5. inrreasa ,43: Italy. including Sicily and Sar- iinia. 2S5.131. increase I2.61I: Rus tia empire and Finland. 25S.943. sa- 'rease i3.21s: England. 26.316. Iu- 'rease 1.I46: Ireland. 34.530. de ,rease 465: Scotland. Ia.T4O. En- 'rease 3.s74: China. 961. decrease ,S3: Japan. 30.22s. increase I5.39I.
 The defendants appeal in the preach of promise suit of Emma oilon of I53 West Main street Igainst Alfred F.. viger of PittsfeIi. Iass. has been spt down for hearing II the supreme court in Boston for he first Tuesday in January. Word O this effeet has been received ay Hiss PiIOH's counsel. Attorney 'hurCh- In the superior court in 'ittsfeId. last summer Miss PiInr Tas given a verdict tO rergver .snnle $500 damages The appeal Is Gp question of oVidence The suurcrr i ourt can take one nf two courses. ither confirm the verdict or grant
 new trial
 Boys save your r. s < Co ifckesz , DT sp=eiaI Christmas present E'gsra Ionday. December 23- I
 IF you did not connect at ThsuEs-t wing. remember Christmas. n1-s.i ait till the rush Call and xar-rt nur gifts and we wiIT hold them so-i 1u- Remember we hzve. uar~ { 1useh0Id Hscesssriss in solid sFEre~ ad plated ware that make nice p-ez- lts as family gifts. as well Is zr-t cIes for Four best girl or ger tIsnzni isza- ISs0z JewelrE Coz Bank rect