Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-04-22


left to-day for Bridgeport where she
will visit friends for several weeks.
u. 3. Sanderson of kellogg street
and Miss Donald Mcpherson were mar
ried yesterday at the home of the.
bride in Winsted
The Mad River grange will give one
of its popular sociables in Grange
hall tonight. "A merry time as i'm store
for all who attend.
The Oakville Social club gives it's
second smoker at their rooms in Oak
vile tomorrow night. You always
Have "a fine time in Oakville.
Z. r. Carter and C. H Davis have
sold for William w. Partree of Wa
tertown his three story block at So
Clark street to A. and M. Di Napoli.
The Branyah Social club has fine
record for its. good entertaining quail
ties. 1t will not be behind in the
concert and sociable which it gives at
Waterville tonight.
The members of Division No 5. Al. O..
H., are urgently requested to be pres
ent at the meeting of their division to-
night. as business of the strictest i'm
portance must be acted upon.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the postoftice: Mrs j. M. Breen, r..
NJ Breckenridge, Miss Bertha Griffin
(2), Herbert Grant. Mrs James Hand
~, B. Martain. care Mrs Mann, Mrs
G. O. Northrop, John Stephens, n. A.
Stevens.
U. s.. & Co says it pays to advertise
in the Democrat. Those fancy shirts
went like hot cakes on a cold day, and
winter gloves went the same way, too.
Saturday they will have shop towels
cents each or six towels for % cents;
in their South Main street store.
AT the meeting of the board OF
finance yesterday the arrangement Of
salaries Of janitors MS passed by the
board of education was approved. The
bonds of Officers Mullings, Magner,
Stevens, DUMAS, Kane. Madden and
Kersted proved acceptable to the
board.
The Union Supply Go, whose store is
located at 11S South Main street, is
branching out. and on next Monday
will open store in the Lilley block,
situated on North Main street, Manga
tuck. This hustling concern is going
to give the people of Naugatuck an UP
to date store where they can buy ev-
erything to be found in the big city
stores and at equally low prices.
Mrs Catherine Gilmour of Howard
| street. through her attorney, d. J.
| Slavin, has entered suit against the
city for damages caused by falling OH
defective walk on Wolcott street last
December. The allegations are that
the walk was unsafe for public travel
and had been SO for long time, and
while passing over 1t the plaintiff fell,
breaking one OF her limbs and receiv-
! ing other serious injuries. During her
illness she paid 5000 for medical at,
tendance The amount mentioned IN
the count is $1,000.
| Did you notice the other night as the
boys came out of Scoyill's that num-
Der had particularly white faces? II
| wasn't an accident. We think they
own some of those Turkish bath towels
that Epson, Singleton & Co are selling
for 10 cents two for % cents. They
are the real thing and make graf tow
els for the shop.
The board of aldermen will hold q
special meeting Monday evening to
elect a member of the board of agents
of the Silas Bronson library fund. to
fill the vancancy caused by the death
of the late General kellogg, who was
connected with the board since 1T was
organized and whose term of office
would not have expired until 1908. II
| is understood that Mr. Kellogg's SON
John p. Kellogg, will be chosen to sue
coed his father. If this be true. there
will be four attorneys on the board
after July 4th Of this year. the chair.
man. John O'Neill, II. J. Kingsbury, +
p. Kellogg and J. e. Russell. the last
named being chosen at the city election
in 1908. to succeed Joseph Weiss who
will retire next July.
In order to bring their newly
equipped optical department more
forcibly to the public's attention. the
Epson Jewelry Co will. on Saturday
night only. fit any pair of eyes having
ordinary troubles, with their first
quality geld filed eyeglasses or spec.
tacles, usual price $3.50, Saturday
night price $3.50.