Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-20
CITY NEWS

Eagles hall.
 Don't forget. the dance given this evening at Judd's hall, Oakville, by the employees of the Oakville Co.
 You cannot enjoy yourself better than by attending the semi-annual re- ception and dance of the Young Mems Catholic Literary association to-mor- row evening.
 A high mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Francis Xavier church Saturday morning at 7:3O for the late James Mulligan of SPA South Main street
 The sisters at St Mary's day nursery wish to thank J. F. Phelan, the tea merchant, for bootballs which he kind. ly donated to the institution for the benefit of the little folks.
 The entertainment of the Fourth division, A. o. H., will take place at Hibernian hall next Thursday eYen- ing, October 27. The drawing will take place at the same time.
 James A. Mcdonald of Wolcott street, for several years a faithful, conscientious and trusted member of the reportorial staff of the Democrat, will leave very shortly for Denver, Colorado, where he will remain for an indefinite period
 You can get a reeter (with storm col lar or velvet collar without bringing in the boy Friday morning at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S special sale at 9 o'clock. For the age is usually all that Is necessary, and they say if 1t Is not all right they will buy 1t back at the price, $1.19, at any time.
 Attorneys Kennedy and Cassidy, representing Frank Shepard, a hack driver, have entered suit against the town of Plymouth for $1 1000 damages. Last week while Shepard was doing business in Plymouth one of his horses fell through a defective roadway and was so badly injured as to be rendered worthless.
 Lottie Griswold has entered suit against James Griswold for divorce. The whereabouts of the defendant are at present unknown. He was last known to be in Naugatuck The cus- tody of one minor child is involved in the petition, which is based on alleged deserticn and habitual intoxication. The case is returnable to the superior court next month.
 John Gale and Miss Mary T. Phe- Ian were married this morning at 6:3O o'clock by the Rev William J. Slocum. The best man was Philip Haley and the bridesmaid Miss Julia Phelan, sis ter of the bride. The bride was at tired in g brown Venetian tailor made suit with picture hat to match, while the bridesmaid wore castor colored suit and carried bridal roses. Mir and Mrs Gale left immediately ar- ter the ceremony on their wedding fnTyYs ffN oy1d ,J
 St Cecilia's parish fair was most auspiciously opened last night at the Auditorium, or Eagles hall. Without doubt the Eagles have made of this place of entertainment one of the most attractive to be seen or found. The ventilation is without comparison in such vast auditorium. All is pure and clean and everything is artistically arranged, much to the credit of the very efficient janitor, MT Quinn. We'll all present voted that Eagles hall waa \ all right and that Lallier's orchestra was the proper one for furnishing the latest and up to date music. The stage program for this evening includes the | following numbers: Tom Creedon iT buck and wing dancing; Leon E. Their ault in contralto and baritone solos Nolan, the magician; Daily and Mortar ty, buck and wing dancers, and tho Rivers trio. acrobats. The admission is only 15 cents, and chance on door prize on the first 100 admissions Sc go early. The fair will close Saturday night.
 Attorney Byrne and Judge Peasley had another whack at each others feelings before Judge Burpee in the ldistrict court this morning. This time Ithav were tO ArpI1a on thn removal ot lthe lien from MT Byrne's lot in Si monsvi1le which had been included in property belonging to A. B. Simons and wife, when a half dozen liens were put on it in favor of B. R. Kelsey, as administrator of the estate of Edward .Scovill. Judge Peasley counsel fol Kelsey, refused to release the property unless the lien vm s paid, and this At torney Byrne refused to do. When court opened this morning Judge Peasley announced that the lien haG been paid yesterday by MT Sfmons through Loren K. Garter, and also tht costs. The lien was for supplement l tary Judgment for SIP, which, witl the costs of the recent injunction and other things, amounted in all tC $222.24. There will be another hear ing Saturday morning upon Attorney Byrne's claim for costs
 Are your glasses right? Vision
 changes asS all things do with years
 and the glasses that were just right few years ago may be all wrong to day. Better let us test your eyes anC see whether you need change. Brok en lenses replaced and spectacle frames repaired at short notice. The
 Upson JeWelry Go, opticians.