Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-03
CITY NEWS.

Boys $65O suits now S4.75. Ask for '. S. X Co ticket.
 A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs M. ]. Ryan, 33 Mltchell avenue.
 Miss Katherine l.. Griggs has been making q short visit with Miss Mapel Clark of Terryville.
 Attorney Edward G. Bobbn, who passed the holidays with his folks in Scranton. Pa. returned to town last evening,
 An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Thomas church tomorrow morning at S o'clock for the late Mrs Catherine Tracy of Beacon street.
 Miss Margaret Herring of Water town and Lena Bowers of Waterbury were present at the Surprise party given Miss Edna Morgan at her home in Cheshire on Wednesday.
 List of advertised letters; Mrs Ju- lia Donahue. Mrs Maggie Hale. MISS F.. D. Kingston. Miss Bella Icvee' Miss Jennie K Latimer. Alphie Mas secotte, Miss Mary Mccarthy, Miss Jennie Trewren.
 Mrs Peter Ward of Bridgeport wife of the late Peter Ward. who died recently as the result ot ln- iuries received in a railroad collls- ion in South Brooklyn, was visiting in this city to-day.
 Frank. the Shoeman. has leased the store formerly occupied by the Waterbury Market company at 156, 15S and 16O South Main street and will move his business from Bank street about the middle of February.
 Al d series of special meetings of an evangelical character to be heid at the Peoples church. New Britain next week. commencing Tuesday anu lasting through the following sunday, services will be conducted by Miss M. A. Barrett of Waterbury.
 Dr James r. Flanagan Of Johns Hopkins university. who has been visiting his uncle and aunt. Mr ana Mrs Richard Mulcahy of North square returned to his studies yesterday. pr Flanagan expects to leave the uhlVer- sitv next summer and hang out his sign in Waterbury.
 Mems s22 suits and overcoats now Sl4.50 at CpsUn. Singleton X Cos.
 Stfan Sivawoinski and Miss kaSi- mira Jenkoska were married at St Cecilia's church on Tuesday morning at s o'clock by the Rev Farrell Mar tin. D ID. l.. l.. D. The witnesses were WOiczi Kraiewski, Joseph Erai- cwski. Miss Wasliwa Marieski and Miss I,astavina Rosmaoska.
 This evening the United Chemical Co will give a demonstration Of the Globe fire extinguisher on the vacant lot on Bank street near the old cleo tric light station. This demonstra- ton will be of special interest to automobilists and to garage owners. The public is invited to attend. Charles c. Hardwick has been made defendant in suit for dam ages of s1,000 by the Thomas c. Knight company of New York, deal CTS in plumbers supplies. hardwick kept a plumber shop on Bishop street until within a few weeks ago when it was closed by an attachment for a claim for s9S2.36.
 The Sullivan family on tossctt street. whose child was burned to death last week while lighting q Christmas tree. suffered nor" loss to- day. The family decided 'to move away from the scene of the awful a"- cident and one of R. N. BlakeSIee'S < trucks was conveying their furniture up High street this noon when one of the wheels fell off its aXl" and the entire load collapsed. The shock burst the ropes that held the furniture. and chairs. tables and stoves fell into the street. sustaining considerable dam age
 The republican aldermen-elect will meet tonight for the purpose of out lining a plan of battle for the next two years. They arc: N. !. Larkin. F. D. Buck. C. A. TempIcton. Thom- as R. Walker. Louis E. FitzsimOns and George F.. Sellew. The new men are Mir Templeton. from the second ward. and MT Sellew. from the third. The full board will bp made up of nine democrats and six republicans. The republicans want fO have all questions decided according jo Hoylo. These rulings, they say. wiih aclubs trumps most of the time would eu- able the six to take the nine SD often that their side wOuld have the best of ir four-ifihs Of the time.