Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-04
CITY NEWS

IO-nlghtS the nlgnI-Amer1cdn band prom, Auditorium.
 ''Hot Stuff' in the Sunday Telegram tomorrow.
 An important meeting Of the Water bury aerie of Eagles will be held in the auditorium tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock.
 In the court of probate today the will of the late Harrison Bennett was approved and the Colonial Trust Go ap- pointed executor.
 Every member of Sterling com mandery is urged to attend the regu- lar meeting June 9th, as very import ant business is to be transacted.
 The author of the Birthplace of Civ ilization," Sami A. Saadi, was in town today. Mir Saadi is a, we'll known au- thor and lecturer. He lives in Hart ford
 U. S. & Co.'S home savings bank can be had with all purcnases of $1O or more. Cannot be opened or money shaken out Get one. It will keep you well dressed on 10 cents day.
 The case of John Saults against the Thompson Bros to recover SIT, a bal ance due for services rendered, was heard in the city court this afternoon. Decision was reserved.
 There will be a regular meeting of Sheridan council, No 24, Sunday after noon, June 5, at p. m. All members are requested to attend and hear report of delegates to the late state conven- tion. Also. the election of two new members.
 Henry A. Raymond, 'O5, of Cleve- land, has been chosen president of the Yale university navy, with R. c. Morse, IT, of Norwichtown, vice-president, and William S. Moorehead of Greensburgh Pa, secretary.
 Frank Luddington, Louis Jackson and Arthur Magraw, senior members Of this years class of High school grad uates. went to Worcester to-day to ltake the examination for entrance to St the Technology school in that city. Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street, specials for this evening and Monday: Ladies heavy duck skirts, were S1.5O. sale price $1.25; ladies' corset covers, 1Oc to $1.25; ladies' white skirts, with deep ruffle, hamburg inserting, were 75c, sale price 59c; boys wash able suits, 49c to 9Sc; boys straw hats with pretty mixed straw. 25c; gents bow ties 5c to 25c; gents soft negiigee 1 shirts 39c to 9Sc.
 A large class will graduate from the l city normal school, grade 9, this year. l At meeting of the class. held yester- day afternoon, the following officers were elected: President, Louis Isele; vice president, Henry Kershaw; secre- ttary. Maurice Donovan; treasurer. Walter Werner; valedictorian, Hattie Milton; salutorian, Henry Steinman; historian, Joseph Cosgroye; prophet, Herman Pensel; prophet on prophet i Oscar Richmond; class orator, Henry Kershaw; class will, Elsie Murben; poet, Ruth Parker. The class has SC lected as it's motto Onward and up ward"
 There was a big crowd of people about town this afternoon and almost leverybody wanted to know what kind Iof paint Mayor Elton had put on the seats that are not on the green. In justice to his honor perhaps it ought sI to be said there was no good drying weather for the past few weeks, as Ievery housekeeper knows, and the mayor is having the same trouble with his painters that hundreds of womer folks are experiencing with their wash erwomen. The seats will be on the park as soon as they are ready fol use, but they cannot be got into proper shape until We have few days sun shine.
 Don't neglect any little trouble witI ] your eyes; it may be q great trouble ] before long. Our examination by 2 1 skilled optician is both free and fair if there's nothing wrong we tell yol No 6S Bank street.