Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-02
CITY NEWS
The aldermen will meet tonight al


 The Waterbury Military band will enades at City hall next Saturday night.
 Edward Byrnes, a student at liar the home of his parents, MT and Mrs James of g. East Main street.
 The pupils of Miss Reeds dancing academy will enjoy a shirt waist dance Wednesday evening, May 4, 1904, in K. of c. hall. All friends and for mer pupils are invited to take part.
 The local delegates to the Knights of Columbus state convention, which will convene in New Lonaon tomorrow, left here this afternoon to take part in the caucuses this evening. The dele gates are as follows: Sheridan coun- cil, E. J. Finn and J. A. Hynes; Bar celona council, Rev Dr Martin and Will liam A. Ryan; Hendricken council, f. F. Conway and Charles D. McDonald; Mulcahy council, F. w. Halpin and Jos eph Worsley.
 If you have grown tired and want to have a rest after going to so many dances, just call around to City hall on Thursday evening and witness a good performance and at the same time help d the Daughter of Pilate' and the pro- ceeds are for the benefit of St Pat ricx's parish. All persons taking part in the drama have made rapid progress in learning their respective parts, hav- ing, it is said, surprised even their i'm structors. People should be in their seats early, as the performance starts at 8 o'clock.
 Franklin Farrell, head of the Farrell Foundry S5 Machine Go has been sued in the United States circuit court by Brown, Riley SS Go on some 240,OO0 shares of stock in the Parrott Mining l Go, which has been sold to the Anal gamated Go. This is the second suit of this kind instituted against the de- l fendant. The plaintiffs are stock l brokers and claim a commission on the sale of the above mentioned stock A point that seems of considerable mos ment is the price paid for the stock. l This is not generally known. It is said to have been $40 and it is expect | ed that the suit will make known the exact price.
 1 Mrs Mary Seaman has entered suit l for divorce from her husband Benilla- min, owner of the Danbury Hat store l on Bank street On Saturday after- noon the store was attached for $5,OO0 and this morning MT Seaman was ex- 1 pected to furnish a bond to have the store released. The basis of the suit is alleged inf1delity, and Mrs Margaret l Fulton is named correspondent. Some I months ago Mrs Seaman entered a suit against Mrs Fulton for alenia- tion of MT Seaman's affections. At that time MT. Seaman was manager of I the Danbury Hat store, and Mrs Full ton was arrested by Sheriff Doherty i'll lieu of bond That suit was with drawn on condition that Mrs Fulton leave the city and she did so. MT Sea man then bought his wife's interests ii the hat business. The suit is return able to the June term of the superior court
 The first Of a series of Sunday even ing services which will be held in Polls theater by the Rev Oscar Hay wood, under the auspices of the First Baptist church, took place last night and was attended by nearly 1,SOO peo- pie. The theater was packed and standing room could not be secured. At the suggestion of the Rev MT Hay wood an interesting census of the 300 Or more people present was taken. Various questions were asked and the people present answered by standing. l A large corps of helpers then did the counting. It was found that ,OO6 per sons present are members of Protes- tant churches, 167 are not members of Protestant churches but are Christians, 1 56S are members of local Protestant churches, while 472 are members Of the Sunday evening congregations at the First Baptist church. The Rev MT Haywood delivered an interesting lee ture on Victor Hugo's book, "Les Mis- | ora'hInS ' and smoke on ssfhp history of the redemption of soul"
 it's a changed world to old folks, folks whose time-dimmed eyes are made young again through the magic of right fitting glasses. And this pleas ure and comfort costs so little meas ured by it's value there should be none who may say s'they can't see as they used to-" The Epson Jewelry Co, op- dcians.