Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-23
CITY NEWS

The aldermen will hold special meeting tonight.
 The regular monthly meeting of St Joseph's T. A society will take place tonight at 8 o'clock in St Patrick $ hall.
 The members of the Forty and Nine club will give a, return dance to the clerks of the Curran Dry Goods Go in the K. Of c. hall tonight Lalliers orchestra will furnish music for the dancing.
 The bans of marriage between Dr Thomas J McLarney and Miss Julia Brennan of South Elm street, the tfRl- ented harpist, were published for the first time at the Immaculate Concep- ton church yesterday
 The Young Pequots of Bunker Hill defeated team from the Driggs school Saturday by score of 10 to ,. The features of the game were the work of John English at right field and Stanley Sunderland behind the bat
 George Shupp. conductor on a South Main street trolley car, fell from the running board opposite Benedict x Burnhams Saturday night. He was rendered unconscious, but soon recoyr cred and showed no serious effects from the accident.
 Members of Sheridan council, K. of O., desiring tickets for the Queens Daughters bazaar can get them at E. J. Finn's shoe store in Exchange place. It has been suggested that in- stead of trying to dispose of them to outsiders the members of the council dispose of them among themselves by every member taking book or part of one.
 Miss Cora Daigneau of Hartford, daughter of Eli Daigneau of that city, will be the guest of her cousin, Mrs O. A. Valentine, this week Miss Daigneau is one of the members of the singing team of Bruce and Daigneau, who appear at Jacques this week. She was formerly with the "Red Feather and Jefferson De Angelis companies.
 Announcement has just been naadO of the marriage of Miss Fife Ruth Calkins, aged r years, daughter of. Mrs Henry Kott of Wolcott, and Albert Bradstreet, aged 19 years, son of George Bradstreet of Thomas ton. They made quiet visit to Brewsters, N. Y, on May 2 and were married Both are well known in this city. Miss Call1ins was former ly a student at the local High school
 Where the Honeysuckles Grow" and Little One, Sleep words by Post master J. H. Guernsey of Waterbury and music by J. Albert Browne, are now out and are receiving much at tention by music lovers They have the ring of genuine poesy and after reading them over one cannot help saying that MT Guernsey must have spent some time at the feet of Par nassus.
 The rails for the Baldwin street trolley are now set almost up to Stone street and MT McManhs has the paw ing done as far as Martin street. Ex- cavations are being made for the poles and in a day or two men will be put ting up the overhead wires. 1t looks now as if MT SewelI may succeed in keeping his word to have the road in operation between Washington street and East Main street by July of this year.
 The Peter Burns property on River street was sold at public auction Sat urday afternoon and was bid in by M. J. Johnson, who owns the property adjoining on the north side, for S375 Commissioner J. H. Filling of the de partment of charities acted as auc- tloneer and professional could not have expostulated to better advan- tage on the merits of his wares It was started at $85O and owing largely to the eloquence and persuasive pow CTS of the auctioneer crawled up to $375.
 The optical department of the Up- son Jewelry Go is steadily increasing i'll favor. There is only one reason for its doing so, and that Is the good and satisfactory treatment of it's patients. This department is equipped with ev- cry modern scientific convenience for the successful correction of all eye troubles. No charge Is made for ex- aninaF