Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-16
CITY NEWS

meet tonight.
 The governor has authorized the ad, mission of Sarah Kocharskye of Wa terbury to the Connecticut school for imbeciles at Lakeville
 All roads will lead to Linden park, Naugatuck, on next Saturday, when Svea lodge, A, of Naugatuck, and Gotta Lejon lodge, 19, Of Waterbury, are to hold a union picnic.
 '"rhe Hand of God in the Destiny of the American Negro" is the sub ject on which the Rev B. W. Farris, D. D., will lecture at the Grace Bap- tist church on Thursday evening.
 Miss Alice Scott of Hartford, who has been visiting Miss Lauretta Null ligan for the past two weeks, left to, day to visit Rev J. J. Loftus at St Johns Tectory, Watertown.
 Miss Nellye T. Reed has closed her dancing academy for four weeks. Miss Reed will take short rest in Poughkeepsie, after which she will go to New York city to study up new dances for the coming season.
 The peoples party of Connecticut will hold mass meeting on Wednes, day, August 24, in Trades council hall, No S90 Charles street, New Haven, to nominate Watson and Tibbles presi- dential electors and a state ticket
 The right place for a good time is tomorrow night at, the Auditorium. Military band prom. Is the music good? We won't say judge for yourself. Lallier will direct. Fan programs. See program in another column.
 More +ban 7oo ,,ao,Io z,,o,.c ,,voso,,+ 4 at the Auditorium on Saturday even, ing to enjoy the promenade of the American band. The three-step seems to be the fayOrite dance as the genial leader so found out when he put in an extra one for the benefit of those pres ent One can keep cool and dance at the same time, the program being printed on a fan.
 Before Judge Peasley in New Ha- ven on next Friday afternoon there will be view of the granting of the application of Thomas Delaney of Wall street to take the poor debtors oath. Delaney has been in jail for about a month, his body having been attached because he failed to pay a Judgment of $500 secured against him by Charles Nichols. MT Nichols brought suit against Delaney because he had assaulted Nichols wife After being in jail about a week Delaney made an application to take the poor debtors oath and it was granted MT Nichols counsel a~ked for review and 1t was granted.
 The Chemical Hose Go received a telephone message yesterday after noon at 4:30 o'clock stating that a house adjoining Calvary cemetery TI.1 the firemen arrived at the place they ! tinguished. The roof of the house had been set on fire by sparks from the engine which is being used by Ley & Go, the contractors who are engaged in extending the trolley line to Cheshire. The engine is being ! used at present to draw carloads of dirt to fill in the road near the ceme- tery. The house, which was but lit 1 tie damaged by the fire, is occupied by Theron Mills and family.
 The funeral of Mrs Anna Riley Sil- vernail took place this morning from the residence of her uncle, John Nc Cormack, 273 South Main street, with a mass of requiem at the Immaculate I Conception church and interment ill St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers l were Michael Wiheefehan, John Wheelehan, Peter Wheelehan, Samuel Johnson, Edward Trotter, A. r. Raymond. The floral tributes in- cluded spray of chrysanthemums from the husband of the deceased; ; pillow, John Riley, brother of the de- ceased; bouquets, MT and Mrs J. A. Silvernail and family; Miss K. Wheel chan, Blanche Trottier, Mrs R. Moi selle and family; Miss A. Wheelehan, Emma Forrestall, Mrs Peters; wreath, , Mrs Cora R. Beecher. The interment was in St Joseph's cemetery. There are countless numbers of people in Waterbury who wear eye glasses and find great relief in them. Among all those people are scores who, though benefited by their glass es, fail to be satisfied, realizing that objects should be more clearly de- fined and free from misty and indefin- ite appearance. Our business is to make corrections on glasses already fitted and apply the finishing touches necessary to good results. The Up- son Jewelry Go, opticians, 68 Bank street.