Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-27
CITY NEWS

Nine Venetta, the palmist, of 14t
North Main street, will remain until
/ August 81, but no longer.
r. b. O'NeHl, the real estate agent,
sold building lot on West Side Hill
to-day to Charles l.. Wood.
William j. Schlegel has sold for
Charles III. Tomlinson the three-fam-
lily house, 40 Washington avenue, to
Domenico Spallone.
J. A. White appears among the
names Of tourists recently registered
at the Paris reading rooms of the
American Express Co.
Liberty circle, No $50, G. of F. will
hold special meeting Friday evening,
| August %, in Mechanics hall at z
| O'Clock sharp. Every member is
earnestly requested to attend.
An important meeting of the Queens
Daughters will be held Friday evening
| in Mulcahy Memorial halT at p. m
Full attendance is requested as i'm
portant business will be transacted. NJ
The funeral of Mrs Joseph Tierney
will take place from her late home on
South Fifth street tomorrow morning
at 8: 80 o'clock with mass of requiem
at st Patrick's church and interment
in new st Joseph's cemetery.
The Solderers' union has endorsed
James NJ Lynch as candidate for
mayor Notices are being sent out for
meeting of the first ward democrats
to be held in Lyra hall tomorrow
night.
Alex s. Anderson and Miss Minnie
Darling were married at st Patrick's
church to-day by the Rev Father Glee-
son. The best couple were Charles
Nugent and Katherine Darling, sister
of the bride. Mr. and Mrs Anderson
left on short wedding tour.
About 200 people from this city went
on the excursion to Newport which
was given today by the railroad COM
pany. The excursion train stopped
at all the stations down the road so
that when it reached New Haven the
crowd of 200 had been increased to 800
or 1000
For sale household furniture of
Thomas Conlon, SO State street, in
GLIDING parlor furniture, sideboards,
dining table, chairs carpets, linoleum,
lace curtains, chamber suits, iron and
hardwood bedsteads, curled hair mat
tresses, woven wire mattresses, bed
ding. etc, crockery, glassware, cutlery
and silverware, canopy top dlrriage,
delivery wagon and famous Jim Fisk
peddler's wagon Sale all day to-day,
Thursday and tomorrow, Friday, 27
and % instant, from 8 a. m. to 10 p. N.
The meeting Of the third ward demo-
Gratis in Central Labor hall last night
showed that things are booming in that
district for Attorney Lynch. A house
to mouse canvass has been made and
he committee encounters but few in
it's rounds who wanted anybody but
Lynch. AS a matter. of fact little had
been heard of anybody else Every
thing points to a big sweep for Lynch
in the third ward. The melting which
was scheduled to take place in Dunn's
hall tomorrow night has been post
poned until next week.
Kittie O'Connor of South Riverside
street. young woman who came here
from Ireland aboutIseven months ago,
was found roaming the streets at Bea-
con Falls last evening. AS a result of
sickness she is suffering from mind
trouble and superintendent Doran OF
the board of charities has plans under
way to have her sent to her native
country at the expense of the steam
ship company that brought her over.
It is understood that she slipped away
unknown to her relatives. She was
brought here to-day and probably will
be deported soon unless friends take
her in hand. There is nothing serious
the matter with her.
Invest your money in diamonds
which will always have value SO
long as man has an eve for the beau
tiful. Two years ago you could have
bought and to-day sold out with 100
per cent profit. The Epson Jewelry
Co bought over three-fourths of their
extensive line a year and half ago
and is selling at the same old figures.
But it is assured that prices will go
| much higher. 91~ sAaaa 5E !