Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-29
CITY NEWS


 in the postoffice: William Cannon, Mrs Helene Doorway, Arthur Gelmeau, John F. Gibney, Robert c. Jackson, Michael Kennedy, Mrs A. W. Platt.
 Judge George H. Cowell of the dis tTfct court and Clerk Samuel J. Marsh of the superior court left yesterday for New London, where they intend to take In the Yale Harvard boat races.
 Mrs Lizzie Mccarthy, Misses Nellie, Margaret and Josephine Dillon are in New Haven to-day attending the com mencement exercises at Yale Medical school, from which John H. Dillon will graduate.
 J. S. Elton of Waterbury, whose sum- mer residence is on one of the Thimble Islands, has presented to Rescue Hook and Ladder company of Stony Creek a new bell made to order for their new fire engine-New Haven Register.
 Prof s. Frederick Smith of Washing ton, D. C., formerly of this city, has been appointed organist and director of music at the Mount Pleasant Con- gregational church. a new church in the fashionable section of Washington.
 The Anti-Profanity league will give another entertainment at Polls thea ter tomorrow evening. There will be music, singing, recitations and ora tions Among the speakers will be the Rev Oscar Haywood and the Rev William MacNichols. Mildred Rox- burgh, the child wonder. will recite
 While but very little is being heard regarding the trolley line between Wa terbury and Woodbury, the franchise fo.. xxrI,int, vyo,z caeo11rcd rfpov1 ba cfoAo legislature during the session of 1902-3, Waterbury and New Haven people are interested in a plan for trolley road connecting Woodbury and Southbury. This line is said to be only part of a proposed line between Woodbury and Seymour, says the Hartford Times.
 The Rev Oscar Haywood, D, D., pas tor of the First Baptist church, and the Rev E. M Harris, assistant pastor. will leave July Il for a trip in one of E. H. Tow1e's 1ocomobiles for North Carolina, which trip they hope to make in five days. They will first go to Jer- sey City. then touching Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington and Richmond, their destination being Mount Gflead, N. c. Dr Haywood will remain about six weeks, but MT Harris will return in a week.
 Mir and Mrs Henry Atwater and children and Mrs Charles l.. Colley went to Derby yesterday in a Stevens Duryea automobile driven by J. LeRoy NIintie They will attend the wedding Of Mrs Atwater's niece, Miss Mary Bassett to Arthur Christiansen. The bride and groom took leave of their guests by means of this automobile, the +n1 Haven, where they took a train for turned home by way of Cheshire.
 The following are the new officers of Comstock lodge, K. of F., chosen last night: William McClelland, chan cellor commander; w G. Scott, vice. chancellor; F. M. Gilmore, prelate; Charles R. Manville, keeper Of records and seats; Frank $. Phelps, master of finance; w. E. Scodeld, master of ex- cheuuer; George E. Petfjean, master of work; H. O. Green, master at arms; |. A. Milton. inner guard; George Gra- ham. outer guard; Robert Mackie, trus- tee for eighteen months; David Miller, first representative: J. w Phelps, sec ond representative; Charles Totten, first alternate; w E. Scofield, second alternate; and Charles Pouard, musf- elan.
 A subordinate castle of the Knights of the Golden Eagle was formed in this city last night under the most fa- vorable auspices. The new castle starts life with a membership of 100. An enthusiastic meeting was held last night and the members were initiated. The officers elected are as follows: F. C., David Miller; V. O., William J. Spain: V. H., F. s. Phelps; O. of D., w. Clinton Goodale; $. H., William H. Sandland; W. C., W. s. Mosgrove; esquire Thomas Bernard; N O., J. w. Phelps; H. P, W. H. Benham; M. of R., R. c. Mallette; K. of B., Edward Croft; W. B., w G. Scott; ensign, Norman P. Chaffee; first G., ID. K. Overbaugh: second G., George II. Nettleton: trustees, F. Irving Camp, six months; Thomas Bernard. twelve months; David Miller. eighteen months: representative to grand cas- tie, David Miller.
 Just q word to those men behind the big machines in our local factories. Do you know that one little eye defect causes loss in your weeks wages If you "think' you have perfect eye sight, how much do you know about 1t? Just remember that any man at the age of 40 no matter in how good health he Is, Is sure to have more or less eye insuff1ciency Our examination is free of all charges. The Upson Jew elry Do, optfciansy 68sB nk-street.