Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-15
CITY NEWS

Moriarty's undertaking night calls arg answered at the office door, 135 Broadway up one flight, or telephone from any part of city. 355-3.
 Preparations for the Oakville lawn fete are progressing very favorably and those who have attended any en- tertainment in Oakville await earnest ly and are anxious for the next date to be announced. June 23 is the time
 Linden park will be the scene of lively times on next Saturday when the Naugatuck aerie of Eagles give their first annual picnic. Many Wa terbury members will attend, thereby assisting the local baseball team on to victory with their screams.
 There is going to be lots of sport judging from the program for Satur- day and you will need that new suit then. Upson. Singleton & Co.'S is a good place to, find the kind you want at the price you want to pay and they
 make good any cause for dissatis- faction. no matter what it is.
 A new optician has entered the field in this city in the person of O'Leary, the optician, who will open quarters in Jones, Morgan & Co.'S building, room 2 on Saturday. He has all new ma chinery for the manufacture and fit ting of glasses and will try the eyes and fit the glasses while you wait.
 Clerk Marsh of the superior court. as conseryator over Attorney Walter l.. Frisbie, has been granted an order by the probate court to sell his ward $ household effects. The auction will take place on the premises, ITS Hillside avenue, Saturday afternoon. MT Fris- bic is confined in a sanitarium in Hart ford.
 The assets of the Sullivan Bros, James and William, who have been forced into the bankrupts' court. are $sO5.07. and their liabilities $1 1061 80 The Sullivans conducted a meat store on South Main street and last week it sHs closed by an attachment for $lU for the Cudahy Packing Go. Ihelr schedule contains these items Due on open accounts, $5O139: household goods, $1OO: tools and machinery, $165; property said to be exempt $10O; stock in trade, $9436
 r. B. and A. E. Rice purchasers of the Atwood property on Grand street, were making surveys on the; ground to-day and said that they will com mence operations for new block On the place right away. Gilmore, the blacksmith, who has been there for years. will have to find new shop The property is all right for a busi- ness block. After the new postofice IS ready for occupancy Grand street will be one of the most freQuented thor Oughfares of the city, especially be- tween Bank and South Main streets. and the new owners of the Atwood property were sharp enough to see this and lost no time in getting hold of the only available site with one exception on Grand street.
 The last meeting for this month of the board of safety, except one to be specially called, was held yesterday af- ternoon in the mayors office. Except ing Commissioner DaIy all the mem l bers were present. Commissioners Beach presided A representative from the American District Messenger and Telegraph Go was present and ex- plafned communication from the company to the board regarding the placing of special fire alarm boxes in factories or wherever subscribers can be. got said all the company asked was permission to connect the system with the city fire alafm telegraph. When the system is installed the city will be asked to appoint special po- liceman with power to investigate any delinquency on the part of factory watchmen, the company to pay him and bear all other expenses of the sys- tenn. The matter was referred to a committee consisting of Chief Snagg and Commissioners Van Keuren and Moran. Chief Egan,s report of the po- lice business for the month of May was accepted. This constituted the business of the meeting.
 The man behind the lathe or any other machine where perfect sight is required, realizes his need. Shining steel, minute atoms floating in the at mosphere, work of mathematical exact ness, all demand the aid which proper T. &Ae.sn zwI4. T.L AaA