Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-16
CITY NEWS

Pork loins 9c ID, round steak 12c lb, Castles market tonight.
 American band prom tonight at the auditorium. Dancing at S:15. Come early.
 There will be months mind mass of requiem Monday morning at s o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church for the late Edward Pierce.
 Miles Beardslee of Bridgeport has nled an appeal from Judge Loves de cision in approving the will of his late brother. Le wis who lived, in Cot. tage place. Mir Beardslee was not re ferred to in the will and was left noth- ing. His appeal is returnable to the F,ebruary term of the superior court.
 May interest you, this list of specials in Upson, Singleton & Co.'S challenge sale: Mems and boys gloves 15c: mems and boys handkerchiefs. 1Oc: mems and boys suspenders, 1Oc; mems and boys hose. 10c; mems and boys caps, 19c; boys knee pants,. 19c. Most of these goods are half former prices, some of them less than half price. It's a good time to buy anything man or boy wears. The sale lasts only seven days.
 As fin most of the factories in the City, changes are also in progress in the plant of the Waterbury Manufac- turing Go. Eugene Clarkin, who has been foreman of the soldering depart menT for some eighteen years. was dis charged a few days ago, and Frank Richards, foreman of the buffing de paftment, comparatively new man in the service of the company, has been appointed general foreman of num- Der of departments.
 There will be a meeting of the Queens Daughters next Thursday evening. The Sisters Of the Holy Ghost, whom this organization is striving to aid, are anxious to get a number of pupils to take lessons in French, and by this means help to raise revenue to maintain the home. Persons interested can get full infor- nation by calling at the home. corner of South Main and Liberty streets. The terms are reasonable.
 The first annual concert and dance of the Phoenix Social club was held in Odd Fellows. hall last night and was largely attended. It was a grand success, socially and financially. All present enjoyed a merry time. Lal- Hers orchestra furnished music for the dancing, which continued until 1 clock. The Phoenix Social club con- sists of number of well known young men, the majority of whom are mem- bers of Prof Proyost's dancing classes. Last nights dance was we'll managed by the following committee: Irving Ramettf, Thomas Kelly, Anthony Man ion, Thomas Long, John Smith. Charles Carroll, Joseph Fogarty and J. J. Madden.
 At the adjourned annual meeting of the First Congregational church last night, officers were chosen as follows: Frederick J. Lines. clerk; Deacon George W. Beach, treasurer of the church fund; Deacon Frederick B. Hoadley, treasurer of the weekly of fering fund. The advisory committee will be made up of Charles c. Wilcox, Dr E. w. Goodenough, Frank D. Wal ters. Mrs William F. Chatf1eld, Miss Edith Sellew, Mrs 0. D. Mason and Mrs Charles A. Hamilton. The off cers of the Sunday school were re- elected without change and an old office, that of director of music, was revived, Mrs Ira D. Manville being chosen to fill it.
 Headache, eyeache, blurring of the print oftentimes, show the need of glasses. They are some of the indica- tions of defective vision and should be attended to at once. Examination free and nil work fully guaranteed by the UDson Jewelry Co. opticians.
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