Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-18
CITY NEWS

The aldermen will meet tonight at 8 o'clock.
 The Rev Oscar Haywood, pastor of the First Baptist church, announced yesterday that commencing with the first Sunday in May he would hold services in Polls theater every Sun day evening during May and June.
 The St Joseph's Athletic association will meet tonight at S:3O D. m. Elec- ton of officers and manager for the base ball team will take place. The society intends to be represented by one of the strongest hines in the city.
 The state convention of the State Pharmaceutical society will be held in Hartford June 14 and 15. The business meeting will be at the Allyn house. and the delegates will enjoy trip on the Connecticut river.
 In the United States circuit court, Friday, a bill of complaint was filed by the Library Bureau of Boston, Mass, against the New Haven Water company of New Haven. The in- fringement of patents for card-records is alleged.
 Every member of the Knights of Columbus fair committee is requested lO IACCI dL LuO Ol1CG O1 Js A. 11YQGS this evening at S:3O o'clock. All per sons having bills against the commit tee are requested to have them in this evening, so that they can be acted upon.
 Conductor G. w. Merritt, an East Hartford man, narrowly escaped fatal injuries in the Highland division yard yesterday. He got caught between fHUn 00 0o1 AI~ with crushed leg and internal in juries. He was removed to the Wa terbury hospital.
 John w. Mcdonald, James A. Hynes and William Ryan are in Meriden to- day strengthening out the difference over the award of $1,OOO prize be- tween the Olivers and Carlsons. In the opinion of those who have looked into the case the money belongs to Mrs Carlson and it is safe to state that she will get it.
 Miss Reed takes pleasure in an- nouncing that she will introduce some new popular dances at the select school assembly in Knights of Colum- bus hall, Wednesday, April 20. new dances in double time as well as the Init of the season." The Algonquin TWO-Step, named after one of the most popular clubs in the city. This class is open to non-members, 25 cents l each.
 The Central Labor union fair opens 1 at Jacques auditorium tonight. A l high class vaudeville entertainment will be given this evening, and every evening during the continuance of the fair. There will be number of sen- sational specialties introduced during the week, and those attending will also have chance of winning $1,OOC or a fine automobile. There will be dancing every evening, LalIier's or chestra furnishing the music. Attorney Kelley last night atttached the receipts of the moving picture show conducted by Messrs Morgan and Hoyt at the Jacques Opera house Jean Jacques, as manager, was ] garnished. MT Kelley represented Mulcahy & Maroney, proprietors ot the Hotel Broadway. Early in the week Morgan and Hoyt rented a mum, Der of rooms in the Broadway fol their people but refused to take them 1 Last night on account of the rooms being rented, crowds of the Ben-Hul people had to be turned away, in con sequence of which the hotel proprie tors were financial losers. The at tachment was not released to-day.
 The optical department of the Upsor Jewelry Go is equipped with all the needed apparatus and conveniences fol i the detection and correction of thoss defects of sight that can be corrected with glasses. No charge made for de 1ermining the needed glass.