Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-23
CITY NEWS.

Clifford II. Martin, stude1t at Fordham university, is spending the holidays at his home, No 55 Spencer avenue.
 A singer and piano player is want ed for the Majestic Picture theater opposite Poli'S. Good wages. Apply 204 Bank street.
 In the list ot flowers yesterday at the funeral of Mrs Mary Sullivan, a wreath given by Mir and Mrs Dennis Sullivan was inadvertently omitted.
 John and Theodore Lilley, stu dents at Yale, will spend the holi- days i'll this city with their parents, Govenor-clect and Mrs George l.. Lilley.
 At an adjourned meeting of the board of 'har.'ies last night the con tract for heating the tuberculosis ward al Brookside home was award ed to Barlow Bros for SOS, the firm being the lowest bidders.
 Stop, look, read, We are head quarters for stove and furniture re- pairs; also will attend to your plumb ing, timing and jobbing. Telephone 1259-3 or drop postal to W. T. Cor coran & Son, 302 North Main street.
 George NJ. Beach, superintendent of the police department, is dis tributing to the regular and super numerary patrolmen of the depart ment the new police manuals. The manual contains the police Ordiu- ances, suggestions 10 the patrolmen in emergency cases, list of streets and the drill regulations.
 William H. Kelly and George Will Hams. the latter from Middlebury, were the only victims of over conf dence ill themselves yesterday They were in the city court to-day charged with intOXication. Kelly was fined $10 and costs and Williams s7 and costs. Both will have their Christ mas dinner in Whalley avenue.
 Heavy silk muff1ers. special at $1 Upson. Singleton X Cos.
 Mrs Sadie NamniOn has brought suit against the Fred T. Lev Con struCtiOn Co for damages of $1,00G. She claims that while the WOrkmen for the company were removing a derrick at the new bridge on Liberty street. December 27, last year, part of it fell on her, knocking her to the sidewalk and inficting injuries on her. The papers in the suit were re- turned to-day to the superior court
 The Rev Dennis O'Brien of St Johns church in WatertOWn assist ed last evening and this morning at St Cecilia'S parish ill hearing cOnfeS- siOns of those who wish to perform their Christmas duty. As usual the Christmas tree festivities will be held at the parish hall on Christmas night after VesperS, which will be held at the church at 1:30 o'clock The masses on Christmas day will be at 5:30. S and 1O:30 the first and last being high masses.
 The divorce suit of Mrs Mary Con rad against Thomas Conrad, which court last Friday, was granted b. him to-day Mrs Conrad sued on lhe grounds of desertion. Her maiden name was MrNernCy and Conrad was a cowboy in q western melOdrama, She met him in Seymour and they were married in St Patrick's Cathe- dral New York city. Four days after tho marriage he agreed 10 meet her in New Britain. where his com pany was 10 play, but she never saw him again
 A number of tickets for Company G's annual ball in Buckingham Music nall on New Years eye have bccu sold outside of Waterbury. con sequentlr many our of town gueS'S will bo present al the annual func- tion of tho military company. The sixteen piece orchestra which will furnish rhe concert and also render jho dance music will have q eLoars1I before the night of the ball. and the music is likely rO be- such that the dancers will be- pleased. The mem bprs of the company feel confident th#; the ball will be d financial sue cess and expect tO realize good sum to donate 10 the SIocum memo rial fund
 I.ouiS Hull. who was arrested yos- { lordAl hl Game Warden Thomas F WElic of Southford was taken before ! Justice Of rho Peace Dennis J. Slav in and placed under $200 bonds m . ftl his rouno". Attorney William , Kennedy. has recovered from his ill ness. The warrant for Hull's arrest was issued by John N. CramptOn commissioner of fisheries and game ] Tt is some weeks ago that Hall. whilr hunting in tho woods near Cheshire . was ShO' hv Warden Wylio Wvlir claims tha Hull al the time Va, Snaring a partridge and violating rhc game laws. He moreover assert, that Hull would have in all probabil ! fly nailed him, if he had not got | ten the drop on him Hull was com pellod 10 remain in tho Waterbury hospital for a few weeks because O his injuries. There was much feel ing against Wylie in Prospect ant for 'har matter his act caused mucl i comment in this city. many being o the opinion that a warrant would h, issued for his arres'.
 'Kaiser" nockwear in gf,t box soc at Upson. Sing eto4 & Cos.