Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-19
CITY NEWS.
Hellmann's Book tomorrow.

Hellmann's ROCK tO-morroW. $3 trousers for $2 in Upson, Singleton & Co.'S. sale.
 The managers of the Shop league will meet tomorrow evening at the Casino.
 The regular meeting of the Queens daughters will be held this evening at o'clock at St Patrick's hall.
 There will be months mind mass at the Immaculate Conception church at o'clock tomorrow morning, for the late Mrs Maria Toole of Baldwin street.
 s4 gold filled glasses, guaranteed for ten years, reduced to $1.5O for this week only at F. T. Slavin's, eye sight specialist, 167 Bank st.
 Captain Charles R. Bannon of the police department, who has been laid up with the grip the past five weeks, will resume his place at the desk Tn the station tomorrow.
 The new class in elocution is forming at the Friendly league, also the class in the English branches of the commercial courses. Register in the office of the superintendent. Mayor Thoms, who was to deliver an address in the Prospect Methodist church of Bristol next Sunday night, has written Dr A. H. Goodenough, the pastor, that he will not be able to be present that night as his physi- clan has ordered him to go south for a rest.
 Hellmann's Book Beer will be placed on the market tomorrow. It can be had on draught in the leading cafes and can be obtained in hand some bottling for table use. The bottlery telephone call is 218-2. Don't fail to try this very fine pro- duct.
 Gold Bond" Hats-A new one free if unsatisfactory. Upson, Single ton & Go.
 Anna I. Freed of Bank street cele- brated her 18th birthday Sunday at her home, by entertaining num- Der of friends. The evening was en- joyably spent by both vocal and piano solos and other amusements. Among the out of town guests were the fol- lowing: Mitchell Fitzhenry and MT Beerbaum of New York; Joseph Freed of Hartford. and MT Cohen of New Haven. ~
 The Patrick Sarsfield club and the Thomas Francis Meagher club will join in celebrating the anniversary of Robert Emmet's birthday, March 4, this year. They have engaged the K. of c. hall for a great banquet at which they expect to see a few hum dred of their friends. There will be excellent speeches on the occasion of the gathering and a delightful pro- gram of music will be heard.
 Washington birthday parties will be more enjoyable with some of Hellmann's fine Book Beer lon the side" Out tomorrow.
 Mrs Harriet Wood of Thomaston died at the Southmayd home yester- day morning after a lingering sick ness with cancer. Besides her hus- band. the deceased is survived by one daughter, Mrs Frederick Fenton of Fort Wayne, Ind, who has been visiting her mother recently. The | funeral will be held in 1 nomaston to- morrow afternoon at o'clock, from the Methodist church, and interment will be in the Hillside cemetery.
 The superior court. civil side was opened here this morning at 10 o'clock with Judge Silas B. Robinson on the bench. Only short calendar matters and assignment cases were considered. Unless the criminal bus. mess occupies much time the lawyers hope to get through a good deal oi lcivil matters. The following cases were set down for hearing: March 5 Peter Larocque against Fred T. Ley & company; Julius Baier, appeal from probate, next Tuesday, and for Wednesday. Charles s. Marks against William P. Jarrett and Charles E Leonard against William A. Faber.
 Mrs Elizabeth A. Taber, wife oI Lawrence M. Taber, died yesterday morning at her home on Faber av. enue. The deceased was a native of Middlebury. where she was widely known and in which town her lparents. Mir and Mrs Abbott. still live. Since she came to Waterbury she has been connected with Tripity church. Besides her husband and parents. Mrs Lawrence leaves two sons, Dr Edmund J. Abbott of this city and Arthur J. Abbott of Middle. bury. The funeral will be held from the home of her parents in Middle. bury on Wednesday afternoon. and services will be conducted by the Rev Frederick D. Buckley. rector oI Trinity church. Interment will be in Middlebury.
 How annoying Is 1t to have a watch that Is cut of repair frequent ly and in the care of the watch doc , for one third of the time. Buy q watch of known reputation. of un- questioned reliability and save yo1r- Il r.< <sh