Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-02
: CITY NEWS

The department of charities will meet at o'clock this afternoon and the safety board will hold a session at 5 o'clock.
 The Lithuanian Political Independ- ent club will give ball at the corner of Green and North Leonard street Feb 6. 1904. '~''' 71&'S<Q ele~e
 Property owners affected by the proposed Cheshire trolley route will be heard this afternoon at 4 o'clock before the board of public works.
 President Kilmartin, of the Talma club. has appointed the following finance committees Martin J. Mc4 Evoy Edmund J. Fitzgerald, James E. Smith, Edward F. Moran and John Duncan.
 Louis c. Schwartz and Mary Sten- gel were married in St. Cecilia's Paro- chial residence this morning. by the Rev Dr Martin. The witnesses to the ceremony were Louis Mohr and Anna Stenzel. sister of the bride.
 Grand Knight, the Rev Farrell Martin, D. D., of Barcelona Council. No 42, K. of C., is in receipt of check of $1,O00. from the national treasurer, the amount of insurance on the late William Mcclure.
 If you are fond of good reading call at the Democrat office and advertise that house to rent, or that purse lost or found, or that baby carriage for sale, or that table board. It costs but a quarter, and a cloth-bound book goes with every adv. Tue stories are by the best authors, and include such well known editions as Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush," Scarlet Letter." Sweet Lavender 'tUncle Toms Cabin" and many other old-time fa- vorites.
 Benjamin Witlzowslki has resurrect- ed the Examiner and promises to make the paper as bright and chipper as ever. It will take some time to get it fin first class running order, but af- ter week or so Mir Witkowski ex- poets that the public will realize that the Examiner is still very much in evidence and is bound to continue to wield an influence in shaping the trend of public sentiment in Water 1 bury.
 1 A social session was enjoyed last ! evening by the True Blue whist club of St Mary's alumni. The evening was spent in playing whist, winners of l first prizes being as follows: Joseph ! Daily, book; Miss Blacker. writing paper Consolation prizes were award l ed to J. J. Ryan and Miss Kelly. Next week Tuesday night the club will 1 play as usual. The True Blue club stands No 1 in the alumni and Is ad- ding members every day. It also has the record for the number of games 1 played since the organization of whist clubs by the alumni.
 A row which resulted in stahbina l afrray, took place in a saloon at the
 corner of Bank and South Leonard ] streets i'll the Brooklyn district last l night before twelve o'clock. Two
 Lfthuanians were the participants in
 the brawl, which was of rather
 warm nature. Tn fact it became so
 hot that one of them drew knife and
 slashed the other in the side of the
 head back of the ear. A deep gash sev-
 eral inches long was made. from
 which the blood flowed profusely. Six
 stitches were placed in the gash by Dr Russell. The Lithuanian, who was
 stabbed, lives in the block at the cor ner of Bank and South Leonard street over the saloon where the fight took place.
 ! That pain in the temples, those dull aches across the forehead, those ire quent sick or nervous headaches. are
 fhe result of eye strnin that the prop
 ar glasses will cure. Shall we find
 what's wrong and right it? The ID tqn Jewslry poa opticians