Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-25
CITY NEWS

Tony Pillace, a shoemaker. who has been in business at 7S1 Bank street for the past five years, has sold out to James Alterizfo.
 There will be an anniversary mass celebrated at the Church of the Inn maculate Conception Friday morning at ( o'clock for the late Catherine Lit tie.
 All kind of sales going on. No won der you get mixed. Remember U. s. & Go are the ones that give you value in goods and save you dollars, not pen nies.
 Carlton s. Woodward, a grocer, is 1 in financial difficulty. His schedules l in bankruptcy filed Saturday show li- abilities of $784.75 and assets of $1,275, of which but about $525 is l available for creditors.
 Over TOO people attended the Amer ican band prom at the Auditorium Sat urday evening. It was the largest crowd of the season. The band rem dered program of up-to-date popular music which was fully appreciated by the large crowd present.
 A lawn fete will be given at Pyth- ian hall, Waterville, Thursday evening | church. The program includes dane ing in the hall and outdoor amuse- ments on the lawn under the glare of a myriad of electric lights. Dr J. Ladinsky of New York was l the guest of pr O'Hara over Sunday Dr Ladinsky is professor of diseases 1 of women at the New York Polytech- 1 nic, also visiting surgeon at the New 4 Dol (S,. neur's hospital, and physician-in- n-chief at Beth-Israel hospital While here he performed a very fine operation. assisted by Drs O'Hara and McLarney.
 Rev Father Saurusaitfs's automo- bile was demolished Saturday after noon by being run down the bank into l the cellar of the new church The sexton. was backing the vehicle LID to l put it away for the day when he came too near the edge of the bank and over the auto tumbled into the cellar, breaking it to pieces and rem l dering 1t unfit for further use. It I took some time to remove the broken q parts.
 A feature of the fine recital which was given in Watertown on Friday I night by the pupils of Miss Louise
 
 Josephine Shea of Hartford. This young lady is a talented soprano solo ist, possesses q rich voice. full and round, sings with much effect. She was accorded hearty reception. The readings by Miss Nora Mahaney were another delightful feature of tho evenings entertainment
 A pleasant surprise party was held ! EFi60U QuQntT1o Q hn 0f Anna c. Malone of Sperry street in honor of her birthday. A large crowd was present and the evening was spent in a most pleasant manner Supper was served at a late hour and the merry crowd departed after prov ing Miss Malone a charming hostess. Among the out of town guests that were present were Miss Ruth c. Jackson of Boston, Miss Helen M. Kimball of New Haven and Charles A. McKiernan of Cohoes, N. Y.
 The Past Grands' assoc59tion of Dis trict No Il will give a picnic and clam bake at Boulder grove on the after noon of August 20 for members of the association and their friends. The district comprises Nosahogan lodge, No 21, and Townsend lodge. No S9. of Waterbury, and Centennial lodge. No 100, of Naugatuck. The committee claims that it will be the biggest thing of the kind ever held in Water I bury. One of the members told a reporter of the Democrat that while the affair is gotten up for the three lodges and their families he knew that no wayfarer who might visit the place would be allowed to depart dry or hungry.
 Your eyesight is too precious and your eyes too delicate to be trifed with. Don't buy eyeglasses without consulting an expert. Consultation will cost you nothing here; a graduate op- tician to tell you whether you need glasses or what glasses you require. Upson Jewelry Go, opticians, 6S Bank street