Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-28
CITY NEWS

To-nights the night Auditorium, American band prom.
 The meat markets will close at l0 o'clock Monday morning,
 The barber shops will close at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
 Father Curtin has moved into his new home at the north side of the new church. which will soon be ready for the roof
 Don't forget the Military band $ popular Promenade Concert at City hall tonight This will be the last prom of the season. X good time as sured to all who attend.
 Dr w. X. Richard of New Haven will occupy the pulpit at the First Methodist church tomorrow The pastor, the Rev F. E. Stockdale, is slowly recovering from an attack of blood poisoning
 The South End Social club will give a barn dance at their rooms, 653 South Main street, next Friday evening Handsome prizes will be given to the ladies and gentlemen wearing the most grotesque costumes.
 Waterbury's delegation to the an nual convention of the Womens Re lief corps which was held in Norwaill this week, have returned. The dele gates were Mrs l.. E. Dutton, Dora Munson, AIagdalena Bangs. Harriet Hunt and Sarah Warner. Mrs Dutton was elected a member of the executive board.
 A reunion of the class of 1900 of the New Britain Normal school was held in the Normal school today Lunch con was served at F o'clock From ; to 3 o'clock an informal reception was held. Among the members from this city in attendance were the Misses Jennie Culhane. Loretta Henebry. Sara Mcdonald. Nellie Calvin. Alice O'Con- nor, Hattie Seng and Mabel Thomp- son.
 The republican town committee met last night and organized with John P. Kellogg. chairman; F. NJ. Peasley. secretary, and E.. O. Goss. trea aslrer. It was originally intended to turn down Judge Peasley, but after the kelseys and Tyrrells succeeded in com ing to the front in the fourth and fifth wards, this plan was abandoned and the Kelloggs and Gosses were glad to make peace with the Peasleys and Kelseys for the sake Of saving their own necks. 1t was understood when George l.. Lilley was selected for Warren l.. Halls place on the state central committee that MT Hall would receive some recognition on the town committee, but things didn't pan out just right, and as consequence MT Hall had to take a back seat to make room for Mir Goss
 .l A large crowd enjoyed a merry time at the barn dance which was given by the Corn Huskers in Hamilton hall in Mill plain last night. Many amusing costumes were worn by the rustic maidens and their beaus, who were out in full glory. The prizes for the best costumes were awarded to Mir Lunny and Miss Lillian Mccarthy by the judges who were James Dunn, Martin Doolan and John McGuire. Much sweet cider and pumpkin pie was sold Music for the dancing was furnished by Whelan's orchestra and Dennis Slavin was prompter. The grand success of the affair was due in great measure to the efforts of the committee, which consisted of Martin Coss, James Bowe, James Wilson and Edward Pagan.
 Reading is a pleasure when it in wolves no strain on the eyes-a posi- tive pain when it does. If your eye sight is naturally bad, or has become so, come in and let Us examine your eyes free of cost to you. If there's an eyeglass remedy known, we can supply 1t promptly, intelligently, ac- curately, and our charges are any thing but excessive The Upson Jew el1y Co, opticians, 6S Bank street.