Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-27

joyed by Prof Bailey's pupils and friends last evening. The affairs seem to be growing in popularity. The new Tuesday night class will meet at 70 Bank street this evening.
 The funeral of Timo6hy Carroll took place this morning from his late home on Brown street,, with a mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church, by Father o 'Brien and inter ment in St Josephs cemetery.
 Notices of suit against the city for accidents happening on icy sidewalks have been served upon City Clerk Ryan for the following parties: Michael Nc Cormick, who fell on Baldwin street; Nora Healey and Mrs Honora Dodd.
 The following are the new officers of the Retail Clerks association,9 elected last night: John Black president; George O'Nei1l, vice-president;s " Ran- dolph Hahn, financial l4secretary; Peter J. Luddy, recording secretary; George Donahue, treasurer; John Black. Au- gust Convard and James Grinnan, del- egates to the Central Labor union. New classes in first course cookery will be formed in the school of house keeping at the Friendly league Friday evening, February 6, at 7:45, and l Thursday afternoon, February 5, at 2:3O. Glasses which are now finishing the first course will continue with second course work beginning Monday evening February ?, and Wednesday evening February 4. Applications should De made at once for admission l 10 fne new classes asfthe number in l the them is necessarily limited. .ssa
 Those who attend the first annual l entertainment and sociabIe given by the Employes' Aid society of the Wa terbury Manufacturing Co at City hall. I Wednesday evening, January 2S, will De well pleased as they have arranged a vaudeville bill in connection with the dance that is easily worth the ad- mission fee, sFaulmanns orchestra has been engaged and Prof Nc Cor mick will prompt The hall has been tastily decorated and the committees in charge promise those who attend a good time.
 The busses now running fin Water bury are doing rushing business and If enough of them can be secured to accommodate public travel people will not care when the strike ends. The company intends to put out S1oO. 600 to beat the men and the latter claim that they are in a position to meet them at their own game. If these statements be true the strike is on for fair and people might just as we'll try to make the best of the situation. Busi- ness seems to be going on as usual and after a few days the novelty of the thing will wear off and the empty cars will attract but little notice.
 The general committee of the Forest CTS held an enthusiastic meeting last night and final arrangements for their fair to be held at the City hall open ing next Saturday night were made. The various courts were assigned to duty as follows: Saturday. January 31, Courts Fruitful Vine, Verdi and Crosby; Monday, February 2. Courts Hancock and Oregon; Tuesday, Feb ruary }, Courts Wolf Tone, Wagner and Phelan; Wednesday, February 4. Courts Shields. Vigilant and Linden: Thursday, February ,, Courts America and Champlain; Friday. February 6. Courts Falcon and Hellmann: Satur- day, February z, Courts Meany, Rose Hill and Acme.
 The business tribulations of Willard Smith since he came to live here have resulted in a suit brought by him against H. w. Curtiss, a livery keeper @A Lew lAOHluS ago STllLn came here from New Hampshire and bought out the delivery express of Curtiss, which was formerly conducted by Bradley Parsons. Curtiss was to allow him the use of horse and he kept to his agreement. Smiths son, William ran the business and last week he dis posed of the horse at an auction. Cur tiss and c. A. Sackett garnisheed the proceeds, which they held, thus leav ing the elder Smith without either : horse, money or the express business nothing whatever to show for the mon ey he had originally paid to Curtiss for the business. In his dilemma he sought counsel of Attorney Kelley who has entered suit against Curtiss for $100 damages.
 You are going to be united ere long ' +o +ha girl of your choice. If you wisI +o keen 1t dark for while we will no1 CIV anything about 1t, but If you will aaf tha engagement or wedding ring al fha TTpsOn Jeweiry Co.'S they will give van a discount on your table ware, ol snyfhing else you may need. "Quan $fln snfficit.