Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-06
CITY NEWS

Inere was no C1Cy court to-day, but business will be given a boom to- morrow.
 The Friendly league reception to- night is for everyone interested, and will be held from until 10 o'clock.
 Only one game was played in the women's championship golf series yesterday. Mrs Woodward defeated Mrs Demott.
 MT and Mrs Frank Boden of Oneida, N. Y, are visiting friends in this city. Mrs Boden was formerly Miss Amelia Merz.
 Mrs Edward Roche of Wood street left for New York to-day and will sail or Ireland Saturday on the Cunard line ship Campanda. She will be away until next spring.
 Prof 0. A. Bailey has almost com. pletely recovered from a long. severe illness, which necessitated closing his school here early in December Inst. He will return not later than October 10 to resume his noted school for dancing in the Citizens bank building. Lewis Holland and wife left to-day for Los Angeles, Gal, where they will probably reside in the future Mir Hollands health has not been very good and he thinks change of cli- mate will be beneficial. He has been night janitor of the Platt block for years.
 The St Johns Musical association elected the following officers at n meeting last night: President, Harry Hyde; vice-president. Fred Dixon; sec retary and treasurer, A. Pott; libra. rian, James Gearing. The association will give a concert in Waterville on October 21 for the benefit of the Grace Methodist church.
 The following persons from this city attended the annual meeting of Baptist churches which was held in Meriden yesterday and to-day: Rev Oscar Haywood, who addressed the convention, the Rev E. M. Harris, the assistant pastor, MT and Mrs Henry .Morsehead, Dwight L. Smith, Miss Minnie Frost and Mrs D. L. Smith.
 For jury business in the New Ha- l ven superior court the following from this city have been selected: George H. Goodwin, Robert Walker, John A. Osborne, and Samuel Root. One of the cases down for sentence is that against Philip Daly, formerly of this city, who was found guilty of intimi- dation. This case is one of the re- suits of the strike in New Haven some time ago.
 l Civil Engineer Harry E. Judd of this city, a graduate of the Rensse- laen Polytechnic institute, of which 1 City Engineer R. A. Cairns is also a l graduate, now has charge of the con- I struction work in the opening of coke ovens and coal mine at Sykesville, Pa. MT Judd was formerly a well known athlete, being star basketball and football player. During his col lege course he was captain of the varsity basketball team and duarter- back on the football team.
 About seventy members of Speed, well, Comstock and Good Will&lodges. Knights of Pythias, went to Derby last night to attend the district con l lvention, the first ever held in Derby Over 800 visitors were present from the nineteen lodges In the state. Odd Fellows hall was engaged for the ex- republication of the degree work. The third rank was worked upon forty can didates by the degree team of Valley lodge, which performed the work in q manner that won unstinted praise from all present. Pythian hall was iopened for the reception of visitors and Gould's armory was used as a ban. quet hall. Plates were served for soc Ipeople, who, relished the different courses.
 John Beecher Porter of 176 Cherry street, an employe of the Waterbury Clock Go, and Miss Daisy Beach, for merly a sales1ady at Reid & Hughes were married at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides parents, MT and Mrs Frank H. Beach of 39 Summer street. The ceremony was performed by the Rev r. b Buckley of Trinity church. Miss Florence Atkinson was bridesmaid and Leon Duley was best man. The bride was attired in pretty gown of mousselaine de soie over white taffeta silk and carried q bouquet of roses The bridesmaid wore white silk null 1 and lace and carried white carnations after the ceremony a wedding dinner and reception was held at which many friends from this city, Pitts. field, Mass, Wilmington, Del, New Haven and Meriden were present Many beautiful gifts were received MT and Mrs Porter left on an extend. ed wedding tour.
 If you break your eyeglasses o1 spectacles, take them to the Upson Jewelry Go, 6S Bank street, then they will be thoroughly repaired at mod crate prices. Lenses of the most in tricate combinations are replaced al short notice. Dyes examined free oi hcarge and an honest solution of youl Ia