Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-11
CITY NEWS

Doctor P F. Keeley and his father, Michael, are spending few weeks in Bermuda.
 Thomas Brown of New York spent Sunday at the home of Miss Agnes Reid of 536 Baldwin street.
 At Polls theater on next Sunday night the Rev Oscar Haywood will speak on the subject 'Is Life Worth Liying?'
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postofice: F. Anderson, Nal bertBrouseau, Arthur G1imean, Mrs L. Lawlor, Arthur Hill, F. J. Johnson, John Mclaughlin, Charles MoulIhIop, Mrs Charles Mercy, Miss Emma Mad ison, Miss Etta Reinghold, W. A. Ros- well, Miss Nellie Wheathead, w. F. Warriner.
 A hearing was held yesterday noon at the railroad commissioners office in Hartford on the application of the Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co for approval of method of consrrue- ton for proposed extensions and alter ations in present tracks in Waterbury. All the commissioners were present and Engineer William G. Smith of Waterbury explained the plans. No one appeared in opposition and the plans will doubtless be approved.
 At a meeting of the graduating class of the Waterbury High school the election of officers was held. There were two candidates for president, Wilfred Booth and Louis Jackson, the former winning by majority of seven votes. The list of officers is as follows: President, Wilfred Booth; vice-president, Miss Bessie Hoadley; secretary, Miss Norma Adams; treas urer, Frank Ludington; historian, Miss Carrie Beerbaum; prophet Robert Hannegan; prophet on prophet. Miss Alice Packard; class will, David BoI- ger; presentation speech, Miss Mary Healey; music, Miss Grace Kane; poet. Miss M. Shelly; orator, Irving Skilton.
 Miss Florence Alberta Upson of Wolcott and Herbert Marshal Evans of Bristol were married at the. home of the brides parents, MT and Mrs Eve lyn M. Upson, yesterday. A large number of relatives and friends wit messed the marriage ceremony, which was performed by the Rev K. P. Waters of Wolcott and were present at the reception, which was held later. Among the many and valuable gifts was handbook of 1000 presented to the young couple by the brides grand father, A. N. Lane of Wolcott Among the guests were the following from this city: Mrs Fl. E. Evans, Miss Nellie M. Evans, Miss Prichard. Miss Nellie Downes, Mrs Judd, Miss Judd and Miss Nellie Miner
 About 8 o'clock this morning a de- livery team in charge of a youngster rushed into South Main street off lJn- ion street, shot across the walk onto Grand street and continued right ahead as far as Canal street where he turned in with all the speed there was in his old nag's heels. During the short trip he came near running down several people, but this only amused him and when he got onto Canal street he looked back with an air of independence which seemed to say ETf you don't keep off the streets I'll gal lop over you" Waterbury is suffering from several such fellows and as a result it is about all ones life is worth to venture onto any of the crossings.
 Where are the eyes that are perfect in structure and function? Not one pair in a thousand are free from de- fects of some kind Some are so slight that the wearing of eyeglasses is not necessary; in other cases the tempo rary use of eyeglasses or spectacles will correct the defects. A test will decide what must be done. The Upson Jewelry Go, opticians.