Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-19
CITY NEWS

To-night's the night-American band prom, City hall.
 There will be q meeting Of tba room committee of Division 5. of che A. o. H. at 10:30 Sunday morning.
 Hagles' hall, Auditorium, tonight, the prom for the dancers; Military band; musical novelties for dancingja
 Among the clergymen mentioned for the chaplaincy of the incoming Connec- ticut legislature is the Rev Thomas Duggan of East Hartford, editor of the Catholic Transcript.
 A class of AS was confirmed at St Cecilia's church this morning by Right Rev Bishop Tierney The bis hop was assisted by the pastor, Dr Martin, and Fathers Slocum. Broder- ick, Gleeson, Sheehan, Saurusautis and KaraTn.
 The new automatic steam heater placed in the Auditorium by the Eagles association was started to-day and 1t works to perfection. There will be no more cold shivers pene- Ta ting the air atetle auditorium. Call around tonight and see for yourself and at the same time hear fine con- cert of dance music by the Water bury Military band SisSfissE gaF
 John T. Daily, the well known labor leader, left yesterday for New York city, where he l1as accepted the fore manship of a brass factory. MT Daly will take with him a dozen or more practical buffers and polishers from Waterbury. It has been stated that James Pryor of Bishop street was among the number that had decided sto go with MT Daily, but this is not-so. MT Pryor said to-day that he was not yet grown tired of his own home.
 City hall contained large gathering last evening, the occasion being the fifth annual entertainment and dance given by the Employees Aid association of the Scovill Manufacturing Go. The number that attended. however, could not be compared to the crowd that packed the hall just year ago on similar occasion. Before the dancing very pleasant entertainment was car ried out and included the following: Overture, American band orchestra; :; song, William J. Leonard; cornet solo, William H. Phoenix; song, Thomas Doyle; selection, American band or chestra.
 Short calendar in the district court t's tlHy 8dS NGEy OtttsL bS d11 IuG4 aM- yers with any sporting blood ill them desired to get away to attend the Yale Harvard football game in New Haven. The matters that came be- fore Judge Cowell were of slight inn portance. Only one decision was giv- en and that was ill the case of .Nt- torney Byrne against R. R. Kelsey as administrator on the estate of Ed ward. Scovill. NIr. Kelsey appealed l from Judge .Burpee's decision in fix 1 ing costs of the two or three hearings 1 in the case This took it before Judge CoweIl who decided this morning ia vorable to Attorney Byrne. Notice of appeal to the supreme courc has been filed by Judge PeasIey, counsel for MT. Kelsey.
 l St Thomas Cadets Athletic associa- tion gave their fifteenth annual dance land promenade at Leavenwortll hal, | last evening. A large crowd was in attendance and the. affair proved to be a success in every way. Eighteen numbers were on the dance programs and the music was furnished by Lal- Hers orchestra. The following were F the committees: Arrangement, J. R. I4awIor, B. J. Madden, T. F. Cunning ham. M. F. McKenna.. E. J. Madden; reception, J. r. Pneldn, J. r. Luduy, A. E. Stein, J. F. Mitchell, T. J. Foley, D. C.. Coss, F. F. Cunningham, J. E. Buchanan, H. M. Eaters, J. F. Kelly, w. J. Finnan, 1T. J. Courtney. J. F.. Temple, M. M. Mahoney W. NJ Gro nan. J. T. Temple, M. ,E Carney. F. J. Kelly, M. J. Mahan, k. .P. .Guilfoile. D. F. Kelly, l.. F. Cronan. c. E Reilly, D. ]. Lynch, J. !. Ray, T. J. Mccarthy. We will make a customer of you if you will give us the opportunity to do one job for you on your watch, clock, spectacles or jewelry. We want to show you that every job, whether large or small, will receive studious thought and unusual care. The chance to secure part of your work is. what we want. Will you give us thar chance? The Upson Jewelry Go, 6S Bank street.