Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-23
CITY NEWS

Pront by misfortune or others ana
insure your furniture. James A.
Hynes & Son, Plat Building.
Dance given by North End A. c..
Friday evening, June "a, at their
rooms, corner North Vine and Division
streets.
The bureau Of assessment will meet
tonight and the committee on abate
ments will hold a session tomorrow
evening
Moriarty's undertaking night calls
are answered at the office door, 135
Broadway. up one flight, or telephone
from any part of city, 1868.
The fair committee OF the X. of g.
will hold its final meeting tonight in
the Office Of Real Estate and Insurance
Agent James A. Hynes, Platt block,
East Main street.
Be independent of collectors and
credit houses. Use one of T., s. &
Cos Home Savings banks. Ten cents
a day will give you two suits and one
good overcOat every year.
John Lilley, the young son Of Con
gresham George l.. Lilley, has entered
the employ of the Bristol Beef Co.
where he will work this summer and
learn the butcher business. Mr. Ira
cey, proprietor of the market and own
er of the Hartford baseball club, is q
personal friend and business associate
of Congressman ley.-Hartford
Courant
The concert at Hamilton park Satur-
day afternoon will furnish an excellent
opportunity for the public to call there
and see what the place looks like A
good deal Of work has been done there
since the. property was conveyed to the
city, but of course 1t is far from being
| in such condition as it Is intended to
put it, still enough has been accom>
| plished to give people a chance to hear
band concert and take good stroll
along the main drive.
The Free Masons of the city and
| vicinity will hold their annual SER
| vices next Sunday evening in Trinity
| church on Prospect street. They will
assemble at Masonic hall, 95 Bank
street, at $50 in the evening and
March in body to Trinity church
where special seats will be reserved
for them. The pastor, Frederick D.
Buckley, will deliver the sermon. All
| SojourIling members of the order have
been invited to attend.
AT meeting Of the state association
of boards of charities and selectmen
at Pleasure Beach yesterday, the legis-
lative committee was requested to Sc
cure legislative action providing that
children under years Of age may be
committed to the county home, and
changing the Connecticut pauper law
so that one loses a pauper residence in
| a town after an absence of four years.
At the present time once a person ac-
quires pauper residence in Connec-
| ticut town he never loses 1t.
Oakvine will be a lively place to-
night. Crowds of young people from
all parts Of the town will flock into
| that district to join in the merrymak-
ing at the lawn fete under the aus
pices of st Mary Magdalene's parish.
The decorations are beautiful and the
amusement program. which Includes
dancing under the glare of electricity
which will light up the greensward,
has been prepared with a view to
pleasing everybody while maintaining
due regard for good order and de
cency, SO that all who attend may rest
assured OF an evenings rare enjoy
ment with desirable associates.
The following are the new officers
of st. Jean Baptiste society: Chaplain,
Rev J. %. Senesac; president, Alfred
Blondin; vice president. Charles Char
Ipentier; financial secretary, r. F. Ber-
ube: assistant, TheophiIe Massicotte;
secretary, Joseph Gauthier; CORE
spending secretary, J. G. Harpin;
treasurer, J. n. Bernier: sick commit
tee, Dolphis and Alexandra NfilIette:
guards, Philippe Despin and Wilfred
Vallerand; financial committee, Eu-
gene Arcand, Edmond Guilbert, Alfred
Pratte. The treasurer's report showed
a balance on hand of $780, The So
! ciety has appointed Eugene Garneau,
| Napoleon Bernier and Joseph Gauthler
as committee to confer with other
French organizations regarding the un-
yelling Of the monument to Rocham-
beau and the French army at Middle
bury on June 2T. 1t is expected that
all the French people of Waterbury
and nearby towns will be in attend
ance.
. To meet the eyes of those with eye
troubles this advertisement is insert
1 ed. It's our business to make eye
tests, prescribe cure for defective
sight and to provide the necessary
eye glasses and spectdcles. Epson
Jewelry Co, opticians, 6s Bank street.