Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-05
! CITY NEWS

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 Skating at John DIS pond tonight.
 The fair of fairs, City hall, Decem- Der 15 to IT, $1.500.
 4 high mass was celebrated this morning at 8 o'clock at the Immaculate Conception Church for the late Edward Kinnane. of Union Street
 The advanced class will meet at Miss Reeds dancing academy on Tues fIavF evening as usual. Also 9 begin, flers' class forming for Saturday even ings. All desiring to become members should beready ito start Saturday even- ing, December 10, 1904.
 Edward Smith, q fifteen year old boy who lives on Burton street, met with a serious accident Saturday while at his work in Thomas Kenney's room at the Waterbury Manufacturing com pany. The boy WIS working on saw wheel when his right hand, near the knuckle, got caught in the wheel and came near being severed 1t took if teen stitches to close the wound, and as a result the boy will not have the right use of his hand for the rest of his life.
 Prof Bailey will commence a strict 1 ly new beginners class tomorrow eve ming in Music hall, Citizen Bank build l ing. The pupils leap year cotilIion will take place at the same hall to- night. The figures are original ones 1 by the professor, and the boys must expect to hear more than one of the dear little girls heart beating a lively tatoo All participants in the cotillion must be present at 9:15 o'clock. Inn promtu dancing commences at s o'clock.
 The following are the new officers of Waterbury Typographical union, elect ed Saturday night: President, k. W Wheeler; ce-president, George AI. Cooley; secretary treasurer, E. B. 1 Foley; sergeant-at- arms, Charles No Ian; executive board, F. W. Wheeler, G. NJ. Cooley, R. B. Foley, c. F. Ben jamin and F. Gorhaln delegates to Gen. l tral Labor union. R. B. Foley. F. ]. Malone. c. F. Harris and K. A. Moore; allied trades, F. M Wheeler, G. M Cooley and R. B. Foley
 At a meeting of Waterbury Aerie, l E. o. F. yesterday the following of ficers were chosen: Worthy president, l W. J. Spain; worthy vice president, John Bossidy; financial secretary, William Brown; recording secretary, Hugh Keenan; treasurer, T. r. Hal 1 lenan; chaplain, M J. Sullivan; con- ductor, Henry Walsh; inside guard, Walter Fisher: outside guard, Thomas Owens; trustees, Benjamin Levy, Mi chael NJ. J. O'Hearn; William Gull foile; physicians, Dr McLarney, Dr Hungerford and Dr Farrell. The new officers will be installed on January 1. Albert Grant and Warren Wright, both 19 years of age were arrested here Saturday evening for alleged bur. glary and larceny in Troy, N. I. Grant was nightclerk in the Exchange Ho- tel and Wright was working i'll q fact ory They are said to have ben large contributors to scrap metal business in Troy, their contributions having been made through the dexterity of their wits rather than the honesty of their hands. They will be held here until an officer comes for them, and they are willing to waive the formality land bother of requisition papers.
 The man or woman who works in poor light is the one we are anxious to demonstrate, to that we can improve his or her eyesight. Hundreds of just such cases come to us every year. We employ graduate opticians and were the first firm in Waterbury to correct poor vision. All work guaranteed. The Upson JewelIy Co, 68 Bank street.