Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-21
CITY NEWS.

duced to $1, Upson, Singleton & Co.
 F. Vincent Maloney, q student of Holy Cross, is home for the holidays.
 Frank Bowes of Holy Cross is spending the holidays at his home on Hamilton avenue.
 Michael and John Hayes, sons of Dr John s. Hayes, are home from Yale for the Christmas holidays.
 Miss Margaret NJ. O'Cononr of the Pratt institute is spending the vaca- ton at her home on South Elm street
 Christopher Ketchen, a student at the Pratt institute, is spending the holidays at his home on North Willow street.
 Attorney Edward G. Bobbin left for his home in Shenandoah, Pa, to- day to spend Christmas with the old folks.
 Charles O'Connor of South Elm street, a student at Yale, arrived home last evening to spend Christ l mas here.
 Charles F. Egan, student at univer- sity of Pennsylvania dental college, is spending the vacation at his home on Walnut street.
 Hugh Byrnes of East Main street. John Sullivan of Fuller street and | John Mahaney of Bank street arrived home to-day from Niagara college. Adclbert Elliot, member of "Thc Ragged Hero" company which played at Polls Monday afternoon and even | ing, is i'll at the Waterbury hospital 1 with pneumonia
 A memorial service in memory of | the late King Oscar of Sweden will be held at the Swedish Lutheran church on Cherry street tomorrow evening at o'clock.
 Will the persons who came to this country some time ago from Wigan, England, and who have relatives in that place, please communicate with David H. Matthias, 26 Bronson street?
 Miss Kathleen Coughin, Miss Lou ise Murphy, Miss Katherine Healey, Miss Veronica Kelly and Miss Rather me Nolan, students at the WillimantiC Normal school, arrived home ycster- day for the holidays.
 There is some consolation for those who are not working because of some of the factories running on short hours-the weather man is treating them royalty and during the last week has sent down nothing but the best.
 U. s. & Go tickets will be eX changed next Monday. Come early and get choice of special Christina. selection.
 Michael J. Tanning of Philadel phia, the great temperance orator will deliver two addresses here to morrow, one at 10:30 o'clock in tn, morning at the First Baptist churcl and another in City hall at 3:30 il the afternoon.
 Gustave Asheim. son of Mr and Mr. Paul Ashcim of this city, was oper ated upon in Jacksonville few day ago ill an effort to recover his voice which he has lost because of bron Chial trouble. The operation is sait to have been successful.
 King Dodge says if you visit hi headquarters tonight you will fin busy throng of buyers being waite upon Jy a lot of hustling and gentle manly clerks. He expects the big gest business of his busy career. might pay you to take look in tC , night and see the king handle th crowd.
 The department of charities is pr1 pairing to give the inmates at tn f Brookside home a first-class dim p on Christmas day. The menu wi [, include turkey. On the folIowiI. day some of the women's clubs wi , visit the institution and give the me l folks pipes and tobacco and the WI ' men shawls and bags of candy. . Superintendent Beach has decide
 to recommend to the aldermen thi
 the following streets be used fC coasting purposes: Griggs stree
 Branch street. Liberty between BalC win and Mill streets, West Porte
 street. Ridge street. Maple stree
 Walnut street. Frederick stree
 Pearl street. Third street. Wolco
 street, Silver street. south end Railroad Hill street. Washingto street east of Sylvan avenue. Have you noticed the number (
 automobiles that are out this vii ter? The owners Of big touring cal
 evidently intend to keep them in SC B vice all the winter, for although P gOOdly amount of snow fell durin
 the past month. the big machines fC
 the most part were doing dnty. Tf
 storm chased the runabOuts to the
 resting places. but the big ears staye
 out and apparently will continue
 spin unless a blizzard strikes tt
 town.
 Almost every wood team that can
 into The center to-day got stuck hal . and fast on the bare pavement ar
 horses had to be whipped and
 most eases helped to haul their lOau
 to the opposite side Such sights this are quite common and furnish, an excellent argument for leaving
 little ire and snow on one side Of tI
 street in Exchange place. Most pc
 pie forget the farmer. nOtgithst m
 ing inc iact that h. Is very nBrle.s i'vide 1Ce about sWn dursnE the vi ter seSzon- Nearly llI shc UuCd hau ed tO the factories passes th7ous
 Exchange place and when the bloc lre scraped bare of snow and ire is uuIte a Cho-e on a tenn If hors 51 eea over therl
 r. If you dia not connect at Thans
 giving. remember Christmas. Don 4 wait till the rush Call and ssIe if your gifts and we will hold them f . vo- Remember we have ruzr
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