Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-05
CITY NEWS.

Spring shapes Gold Bond" $2 hats at Upson, Singleton & Go.
 The department of charities and the board of public works will meet tonight
 The funeral of Mrs Peter McCabe will be held on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock from Burrall's under taking rooms.
 J. Macklin of the Union Clothing company has returned to this city after brief stay with friends in Hartford.
 Tomorrow evening the Swedish l National Dancers from Skansen Stockholm, will appear in Leaven- worth hall.
 Dr William Frederick Herr who has been spending a months vaca- tion at Pinehurst, North Carolina has returned home.
 A requiem high mass will be cele- brated at St Michael's church in Waterville tomorrow morning for the late Mrs Peter McCabe. The funeral of Miss Mary Nolan will be held from her late home, Wolcott street to the Sacred Heart church at S:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 $19 overcoats now $10-sizes 33 to 37, fancy mixtures, at U. $. & Co. A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Patrick S church Thursday morning at o'clock for the late Mrs Lucy Brophy of Cottage place.
 | w. E. Horton & Son have opened a new fish market at 255 Bank street where they will at all times have or hand a complete line of everything in the line of seafood, which will be disposed of at the lowest prices. The funeral of Mrs Christopher Lawlor will be held tomorrow morn. ing at 9:30 o'clock from the house with solemn high mass at the I'm maculate Conception church at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 Services are now being held in the Second Advent church S1 Cherry street. Rev Joshua Denton of New Haven gave powerful address upon Faith" Sunday evening. He will speak each night this week with the exception of Saturday.
 Madden, Fitzpatrick and Thompson after their fiattering reception ill
 Worcester last week. where they were warmly received by packed houses. many from Holy Cross col lege of which Mir Fitzpatrick Is q | graduate are presenting their sketch | at Polis in New Haven this week
 NJ. F. Garrett of Worcester. Mass New England organizer of tn, International Association of Steam Hot Water and Power Pipe Filters and Helpers is in town to-day and i! making preparations to meet the meI employed at this trade at mas: meeting to be held at one of the prominent halls about town. In the city court this morning John Mesky was charged with intoxi cation and theft of fourteen pound! of brass worth s20 the property ol the Chase Rolling Mills company. The case went over to tomorrow morning. Guiseppi Santoro. Giovan nj Carolangola and Nicola Rosa were charged with carrying concealed weapons. Each had loaded 3s cali Der revolvers in his hip pocket when taken into custody. Their cases went over to Thursday.
 Judge Cowell paid handsome tribute to Clerk McMahon of the city court before the board of aldermen last night While discussing tho need of deputy judge he said that no public official that he had any knowledge had performed so much valuable work and tad it we'll for such small compensation as his friend McMahon. whom he termed thorough | ly competent. painstaking and honest so much so that you can't find [ cent missing from his accounts 1T the rounds of the year.
 1 The opening of Jefferson street tC South Elm street, which has been before the board on and of for the past twenty years. has come up again this time on petition of MT Perry ct all, which was referred to the board of public works by the alder. men last evening. Two more bis projects now before the board of i public works include the layout ol Jackson street and the opening of a street from West Main streeet to Robbins street. These are tie fr4 real street work in connection with the railroad improvements. ' Richard Lamont of the Staddle Hill district Middletown. Horace John. i sons rival in the weather prophet : business. says that We are going ta have warm weather all through ! March. especially toward the end of the month. Mir Lamont says he hasn't any faith in the old atage that if March comes in like s lamb # will 20 cut like a lion. He says his ereat- est standby is the monn and planets. and they never fail The Staddie Hill observer doesn't class -TncIe- Hor- ace as a weather prophet. He calls him a '-g1esser- and "a mighty poor one. too
 How annoying s 1t to have a watch that is out of repair frequent ly and in the care of the watch doc. tor one third Of the time. Buy q watch Of known reputation of un-