Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-14

Tore the performance on MOnQdy nlSuC every member is requested to attend.
 At meeting of the executive com mittee of the Waterbury Business Col lege Alumni association at the Y. M. 0. A. building last night, Henry A. Hayden was elected treasurer to suc- ceed Charles Darling, resigned. The association will give a concert and promenade shortly after the Lenten season.
 The committee on constitutional amendments will hold public hearing on amendments to the constitution. re- garding representation in the general assembly. Wednesday, February IS, has been assigned as a special New be held in the senate chamber at ? o'clock D. nl.
 New classes in the domestic arts de partment of the Friendly league will be formed next week, one in millinery on Tuesday. February 1T, and in shirt waist making on Wednesday the 18th, and Friday the 20th. A class in first course dressmaking will begin work on the 23d and one in plain sewing on the 18th. These are all evening classes, meeting at 2 7:45 o'clock. Anyone wish ing to join these classes should make application at, once as there are very few vacancies in some of them.
 A private entertainment and dance, which was of a delightful nature, was held in Leavenworth hall last night and was attended by about fifty coup | les Besides dancing, whist and ping pong were enjoyed. Refreshments were served. Among the out of town guests were Elliott Halstead, Torring- l ton; Emil MannweiIer, Seymour; Miss 1 Wood, Toronto. The reception com l mittee consisted of Mrs John Buher, Mrs Garwood Shove, Mrs Frank Grant and Mrs Clarence o. Kelsey.
 Dr George H. Waters, dentist, died last evening at his home. corner of North Main street and Abbott avenue. Dr Waters was eighty years old and had been a resident of Waterbury since 1852. He leaves one son. l George Waters of Lynn, Mass, two 1 daughters Mrs George c. Minor and Miss Mary Waters, both of this city and one sister, Mrs M. c. 0. Church o1 Parkersburg, W V He was mem Der of Nosahogan lodge, I. o. o. K. | =1 ! is said that with the exception of Gay lord Alcott of the Wolcott road, Dl | Waters was one of the oldest Masons in Waterbury The funeral will bt held Monday afternoon at ? o'clock.
 It certainly must be picnic fo mothers in U. s. & Co.'S opening sale Boys suits, ages 3 to 16 years, iron $1.69 to 4,o.69, for great choice.
 The speaker next Sunday afternoon in the Jacques opera house will be Dl F. N. Seerley of Springfield. This vii be Dr Seerley's fourth visit in Water bury, his welcome each time bein. more cordial and enthusiastic, for tn, instruction and advice which he ha given to hundreds of young men il Waterbury have been exceedingly ben e6cial to them. Dr<Seerley will talk as the subject of his address on Sun day ssSex and Manhood,' and will de liver a private talk to men only ol the care of their bodies and persona habits of a physical nature. Few me- can talk acceptably on this subjec and Dr Seerley is one of the few. Tn importance of this subject can hardl
 be over estimated and the necessity o such instruction to young men is be yond all question if they. would lear
 to lead clean lives and grow Up int strong, healthy manhood.
 At a meeting of the Senior Debatin : society of the High school last nigh the subject of debate was: Resolved that the fifteenth amendment be re : pealed.'' The speakers were as fol
 lows: Affirmative, Messrs Rockwoo AIsa NF
 and Bergin; negative, Messrs Gardne
 and Brandyein, the Misses McWeene
 and Judd. The judges, who weI
 Principal s. ". Wilby, chairman Messrs Hurley and Heaton and th Misses Hayes and Coughlin, decide in favor of the negative. Recitation
 were delivered by Messrs Mattoon an
 Miller and the Misses Casey, Keena
 and Wall. The executive committe
 announced that mock trial will |
 given at the next meeting. Princip;
 Wilby suggested that play should |
 given at some future date and he wa : given power to appoint q committe
 to arrange for the play. It was vote
 not to give q straw ride to Watertow
 on February g.
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 for for so long? We can suit you, [
 matter what you have in mind, and
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