Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-30
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\ Y IF A 4 i4as N lS As14FH3A9 x as z 4as Miss EanIaa Andrtls sof, Monroe Business college has secured a position as stenographer with Julian Denison l of New Havens as s
 5 The erne1. class in the laupdry at the Friendly ieagle dpefS toni t. !. and to, morrow evening the val TOSS course will begin m sFss <. ss, E. ] There will be . meeting Of the Queen'sF DaJgh hters to-Iiaofrowg exenine at SIS o'clock at St PatTick's han. Members of the executive coinmi ittee are especially requested to attend. a Funeral services will be, held to. night at o'clock over the remains Of Edward James at his late home, 41 Prospect. street The remains will be taken to Waltham, Mass. for burial to morrow, in charge of Ifers Bilr- The Glenwood range contest ends tonight. Get in your count correctly and early and the Hampson-S -Sellew Co snay be setting up in your kitchen that beautiful GlenwQod now on exhi- bitfon in the Democrat window. . The county com oInn1issfonerss have granted d liquor license f6s Patrick +. Cavanaugll to sle bdsiaessf in tlleraoltI Flanagan place oh Fl shop street. aESz> cepting the. interrnption of last year there thas been a saloon in that place for the past twenty years z There was no remonstrance to a license being is- sued to MT Cavanaugh. s
 Eagle hive. No Is, Lady Iaceabees, gave q very successful entertainment in Leayenworth hall last night. The reception committee consisted of the following members Mrs John J. Nc, Eyoy, Mrs William ]. Igoe, Miss Mar garet Brickley. MISS Hattio Lee. Miss Josephine Coffoty. Miss Katherine Danaher, Miss Katherine Sullivan and Miss EulaIie Madden.
 Charles F. Underhiil in Rip Van Winklea appeared last evening at AS sembly hnll in the local High school building before a alarge and entbusias- tic audience Mir UnderhilI represent ed Rip Van ySssede in very 1credita> ble manner,s taking in the details be fore and after the sleep of. old Rip. The audience appEaciated athBs prodllc- ton and at tini4s bf8ze out in applause from all parts of the house. flleY
 The trolley company has everything in readiness for the city to continue outIdSC odluW HI SlEECt as far as Keefe street, but it would slp~ pear from what Mr Cairns said at the meeting of the board of public works yesterday that the work will not be carried. beyond Washington street this year. This means that the. money ap- propriated for that purpose, will be transferred to some other account.
 Few who saw the jump of John Nc, Manon into the tank in front Of Foot Guard hall last evening, says the Hart ford Co1lrant, and who watched his twistings in the air, realized that it was only by those same turnings that he saved his life.. As he expressed it afterwards, he fought all the way down to prevent landing on the iron raii around the tank. He turned over twice on the way down. Once Is the usual thing, but he had to twist hlrn. self about second time to enable him tO-land in the water and not on the rail. He hit the water apparently fiat on his back, splashing it over the crowd in all directions, but was out land over the edge as soon as his sup po1ters reached the side. A dose of liquor ready prepared was given him and he rushed down to the boiler room to warm up and dry off. He said he was all right except that some of the wind was knocked out Of him. He complained that the pole was crooked and that that made him trouble Nc .dahon Is the same man who gave ex. hibitions at the corner of Bank and Grand streets during the Elks' fair.
 The funeral of Harold and Howard Parks. children of Charles Parks, for merly of this city, two Of the little | hnVS uyh h<n xxyn e New, Britain, was held yesterday morn ing at. Il o'clock at, the South church chapel. The scene was touching be cause of the sad circumstances sur rounding the death of the deceased and because also their mother had been Ill and saw their bodies at the church for the nrst time since they left the house Sunday. Rev Dr O. s. Davis and Rev H. 0. Ide off1cfated. The bodies were later taken to. Naligatuck for burial. While returning from the service an accident happened to@tlle hack contain ing MT Parks and his family. One of the horses fell as they turned the cor, ner of Main and Commercial streets and in the confusion, tho occupants were taken from the hack. Miss Parks fainted and was carried into IT. n. Brady's store, while Mrs, Parks was taken into Levitt s store al, the oppo. site corner. The horse. was not in. jured and the party again took the hack and proceeded to their home on Franklin street.
 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 opticiaRs aaRd were the first firm in Waterbury to correct poor vision. All work guaranteed. The Upson Jewelry Go, 6S Bank street.