Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-08
CITY NEWS

MdFy 5 AiuIuM dSSoCldL4OA VIII Uc held this evening.
 The meeting of the aldermen which was to have been held iast night has been adjourned for a week.
 The Phoenix Social club will give their second annual promenade at Speedwell hall on Thursday evening.
 Articles of association have been filed with the state secretary by the Waterbury Hebrew school of Water bury.
 All the courts suspended business to-day to give the officials an oppor- tunity to vote. Even those who make business for the city court suspended operations last evening. Consequently there was no court to-day.
 A brush fire off WoIcott street caused so much alarm last evening the fire department was called. It was coming towards the houses and that it would not reach them. There was no damage.
 Eddie Fury, sixteen year-old foot ball enthusiast, while playing Rugby yesterday, was thrown down and in the scrimmage that followed his right arm was broken in two places be- tween the elbow and wrist. Dr Don- ahue set the fracture.
 The Misses Katherine and Elizabeth Conway, ladies well known in this city, will open art parlors at 56 Bank street, formerly occupied by Adt, lo-
 morrow afternoon at 5:30. They will carry a full line of art and fancy goods of every description and will answer promptly and with courtesy any call for their services.
 Robert H. Swayze, for many years secretary Of the Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Go of this city, die0 suddenly at his home in Bound Brook, N. J., last Saturday. He was 64 years of age, a director in the National Shoe and Leather bank, the First National bank of Bound Brook and the Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Go. He is survived by a wife and one daughter. There was a large attendance at the observance of the 107th anniversary of Harmony lodge. F. and A. M, last night. Nelson J. Welton, the old past grand of the organization, was pres ent. and made an address. H. Wales Lines of Meriden was also expected to be one of the guests, but he was un, l able to be present. Handsome souve, mir buttons containing pictures of Mf Welton and MT Lines were distributed among, the guests.
 The saloon conducted for some years by Thomas F. O'Donnell in the Mori- arty building on East Main street is doing business under the eye of a sher- l ifs keeper and the bartender, Corne- l Illus Mulville. Alta chments to the
 amount of $3,5OO have been placed on 1 the business. One is for $500 in favor
 of the New England Brewing Go and
 another is for $3,OOO in favor of John
 H. O'Donnell, president of the Water bury Wire Die Co. These were put on
 Saturday by Sheriff Doherty and yes 1 terday another for $2O0 was put. on. ! This was in favor of the Curtiss &
 Way Go, Meriden, for calendars and
 novelty advertising. It is said that Mir 1 O'Donnell has left town.
 The Gaelic Literary society held a I very interesting meeting on Sunday af- ternoon and arranged for the winters study. Several new names were add
 ed to the list of membership and every thing looks bright for prosperous
 seasons work. The ladies and gentle men in charge of the dancing class conducted by the society report very 1large attendance at the sessions and l also that they have added to their list the name of Miss Hannah Burke. late IOI IAO SOlk NTdGllC ICdS MISS DuTk0 gave an exhibition of step dancing on l Saturday evening which won for her
 the greatest praise. It was the opinion of those who were fortunate enough ] to witness Miss Burkes performance 1 that she was the finest dancer ever
 seen in the city. MT O'Connell, who was the young lady's partner in the
 dances, which were jigs, reels and
 hornpipes. also came in for large
 share of praise for his graceful danc-
 ing. It is the desire of the society that l all who are interested in the revival of the Gaelic language and literature
 sports or pastimes, will remember that regular sessions are held on Tuesday
 and Sunday evenings for the study of l the language, and the dancing class on
 Saturday evening in A. o. H. hail. I A pair of pretty eyes need all atten-
 tion. If reading or sewing tires. we I fit glasses requisite to remove the strain. If the defect is serious, we can
 serve you. Don't neglect your eyes,
 when we afford you an opportunity to
 find out what is wrong. Examination
 free. The Upson Jewelry Co, op-
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