Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-02
CITY NEWS

daughter was born yesterday to MT and Mrs D. J. Curtiss, of ? Will liam street.
 The St Cecilia Parish house warm ing will take place tomorrow evening from z to F o'clock.
 $10O reward for information prov ing that we do not sell Genuine Dis tillery Bottling James E. Pepper Whiskey for 65c. Brass City Liquor Go.
 A special meeting of the Queens Daughters will take place tomorrow evening, at St Patrick's hall, at S.15 p. m. All members are earnestly, re- quested to be present, business of inn portance to be transacted.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Miss Cora Boudron. Leyis Clyne, Miss Charlotte E. Cor nell, Miss Irrabella Farrar, Mrs L.. Freedman, Mrs G. H. Lampley, J. c. Lamar, Miss Leoni Middleton, Mrs Mary Moore, George Pheips,> Fred Sterling, John Willis.
 B. F. Durand Go, II, Uniform Rank. Knights of Pythias, held very inter- esting meeting last night There was large attendance, including about thirty members of the order from Naugatuck, who chartered special car for the occasion. Last night the newly elected officers of the E. F. Du- rand Go were installed by Colonel Pearson. 1t was very pretty affair. all members appearing in dress uniform. After the installation smoker was enjoyed
 ! The return of civil suits for the March term Of the superior court was made yesterday at New Haven. There are several divorces among them. but only a few important damage suits One of the most important Of the lat ter is the claim of Platt Bros lS Co against the city of Waterbury, The action is for $1O0,00O, the alleged amount of the additional damage aone by city sewage to the plaintiffs prop- erty since the Institution of a similar suit brought by the same concern last year
 Anchor Lodge, No. 40, N. F. o. P. held their regular meeting last even- ing in Red Mems hall. One applica- tion was received and acted upon The invitation to visit Elm Tree Lodge, of New Haven, March IS, was accepted >and many expressed their willingness to go. The committee ap- pointed for the class initiation to be held st the end of the month reported progress. After the meeting & flash light picture was taken of the degree team in their new robes by Frank Liebricht.
 The national banks have been noti- fled that a new counterfeit $3 national bank note has made its appearance. It is a photographic reproduction and is of the series of 1882. The description sent out by Dickerman's United States treasury counterfeit detector follows: Tt is on the National City bank of New York, charter number 1461, serial letter E, treasury number E5l4 APE, bank number 29,0s9, and signed by If. M. Kilborn, cashier, and James Still man, president. No attempt has been made to color the seal on the counter felt before us, but the panel on back of note containing charter number 1461 has been tinted with crayon. The paper is of fair quality. with the dis tributed fibre initiated by miscellane- ous ink 1ines''
 Of all things never neglect your eye sight. Every one at the age of 35 or 40 years begins to have some amount of visual error. 1t is much cheaper to have the trouble eradicated at the start than to wait five years for com plicated troubles. The Epson Jewelry Co, 6S Bank street.
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