Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-21
CITY NEWS

Dr Callbreath has removed to 957 Bank street. Phone 4S6.
 The governor has authorized the ad- mission of James Madigan of Water bury to the Connecticut School for Inn beetles.
 The hearing upon the application for the appointment of an administra- tor upon the estate of Edward Lacey was adjourned in the probate court this morning until tomorrow morning.
 Michael J. Driscoll and Miss Cath crime Lynch were married this morn ing at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father O'Brien. The witnesses were John Driscoll and Miss Lucy Foley
 Yesterday morning a trolley ear collided with a bakery wagon belong ing to the Round Hill bakery on Bald win street near Bridge street The wagon was about to cross the track, the driver not seeing the car ap- preaching, when it was struck by the ear and knocked to one side. 1t was slightly damaged.
 Is your straw hat looking little seedy, good yet,Fbut very much soiled? Better get a new one before you go away on your vacation. U. S. & Co have broken the prices and you get a good pick for half price and less than half price in some lots, and new goods, too as three cases came in only 8 week or so ago.
 An attachment for $5,00O was placed to-day upon the farm of Michael Della in Watertown as the result of a suit brought by Attorney Lynch against Della in the interest of Giuseppe Ca pic, who was seriously stabbed by Della last week. This is the second attachment which has been placed on the farm in two days. Yesterday Att torney James Peasley had small at tachment of about $50 placed on the property in the interest of a client We are used to criticism of fashion able society from those who distinctly do not belong to it. but rarely does an opportunity occur to obtain the frank 1 opinion of one who is really, so to 1 speak, behind the scenes. That bril- liant American woman. Mrs George 1 Cornwial llis-West, born Miss Jerome and formerly Lady Randolph Church l i'll, contributes to the August Cosmo- | politan and article on "Modern Man ners and the Unmanerly Age' in which she does not hesitate to score
 the degenerate tendencies Of her, own | social set
 A match race which promises to be the best horse race of the season To- cally, was arranged yesterday be- tween John Geisler. the Baldwin l street meat dealer, and Joe Pannone, who keeps fruit store on Baldwin street. Both are owners of fast step- pers and for some time there has been considerable discussion between them 1 as to the relative merits of the ani- I mals. 1t was finally decided to ar range match race and yesterday the men met and agreed to race their l horses for purse of $1OO. The match will take place at the Driving bark Friday, July %. Each man has posted a forfeit of $25.
 l Some of the men folks who use the seats on the green claim that they are being discriminated against in favor lof the women and explain their posi- Ition by stating that women are allow ed to sit on any seat while the men are hustled about like straws i'll a
 violent storm if they dare drop into Il seat marked flor ladies only' An l old fellow told reporter to-day that this is the worst town he ever struck for men and a paradise for women, the latter having everything their owr way and everybody in authority l afraid to open his mouth in opposi J tion to their whima Many may say that the man spoke the truth, but those who do would make no mistake ] by making sure that none of the wo men are within reach when they make the admission, for large share of the fair sex consider them selves victims of great injustice on the part of the men.
 Your eyesight is too precious and your eyes too delicate to be trifed I with. Don't buy eyeglasses without consulting an expert Consultation will cost you nothing here; a graduate op- tician to tell you whether you need glasses or what glasses you require. | rnl, 4tsAsu