Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-19
CITY NEWS

filed with the state secretary by the Mattatuck Piano Go of Waterbury.
 The board of safety will meet at 4 o'clock this afternoon and the depart ment of public works will get together at 7:30 this evening.
 There will be requiem mass to-mor- row morning at o'clock at the church of the Immaculate Conception for the late Mary l.. McNiff.
 There will be an important meeting of the athletic association of St Jo- seph's T. A. society this evening at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is ex- pected
 Follow the Missouri Mule (two-step) to the Auditorium Eagles hall, to- morrow night at Military bands prom, and there will be no kick coming. See program elsewhere. (Yea.'')
 The many friends of Benjamin Warrington, clerk at Fitzpatrick,s s drug store, will be pleased to learn that he has successfully passed the examinations of the state pharmacy board.
 The meeting of the board of educa- tion lasted less than five minutes last night. Commissioners Chapman. Wooster, Larkin and LawIori met. ap- proved the monthly bills and payroll and then adjourned.
 Members of the Halcyon Male auar tet who were in Terryville Saturday. spent part of the evening in serenad- ing friends. They were guests during their stay in the village at the home of. Amzi Clark
 Wadhams post, G. A. R., will cele- brate the thirty-ifth anniversary of the organization of the post at Forest park, Saturday, July 80. The commit tee of arrangements consists of T. IL. Sake, H. F. Caswell and Chauncey l Seeley.
 Arrangements are about completed to give an interesting and enjoyable musical at Town hall Watertown, Friday night. Miss Louise J. Malone has added several outside people to Ter list of pupils for the occasion and promises good entertainment l Double price tickets in bold black 1 letters with the high price striped out in red" are likely to continue fashion able the rest of the season. Nothing l like having things fixed ahead; it saves i time in mark-down sale. You don't see that sort of thing in U. s. & Co.'S. l It's always plain statement of plain facts, as they make good not only statements, but every article sold in l the store.
 Mrs Elizabeth Lathrop, through her counsel, Attorney John O'Neill filed a 1 notion ili the superior court yasterdag l that her husband, Edwin U. Lathrop, 1 be required to pay over to her within | a reasonable length of time the sum of $2,5OO as suit money. This is said to be the first case of its kind that has come before the Connecticut courts and it's outcome will conse- Iquently be eagerly awaited.
 It is surprising how many mistake the Baldwin street car for the one that goes out East Main street and put themselves and the conductors tc lot of trouble getting off when they see themselves being whirled along to ward Union square instead of out east There is no reason why this should be SO The Baldwin street .cal comes behind the East Main street coach and goes out ahead of 1t. Be side this the words Baldwin Street
 are marked over the front and real platforms
 Your eyesight is too precious an(
 your eyes too delicate to be trifleC with. Don't buy eyeglasses withou 1 consulting an expert. Consultation vii cost you nothing here; a graduate op
 tician to tell you whether you neeC
 glasses or what glasses you require
 Upson Jewelry Go, opticians, 6S Banl
 street.