Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-30
CITY NEWS

What happens Saturday? Kilbourns big livery auction.
 The Sunday school of St Johns church enjoyed an outing at Hanover park yesterday.
 J. J. Wooster, for the past eighteen years superintendent of the Water. bury Brass Co.'S plant, will retire from the position on July l.
 The members of the Gaelic hurIing team and those who wish to join are requested to meet at David Sheeheys on Baldwin street this evening at o'clock to make arrangements for a game which will be played next Sat urday at the Hibernians' picnic at the Athletic field.
 Ernest E. Kilburn is in Boston this week taking the entrance examination for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, which he expects to enter in the fall He recently graduated from Wesleyan academy, Wilbraham, Mass, where he won the William Rice prize in higher mathematics.
 The civil engineers are at work sur veying the proposed electric line be tween Woodbury and the railroad sta lAO41 Ol I1C Q1f4C OI LAC Consolidated railroad at Southford The survey for the line has been near ly completed, and as far as made the proposed line is to follow the high wav-
 The following are the new officers Of Court Shields, F. of A: Chief ran ger, John Quane; sub~chief ranger, M D. Coss; recording secretary, William Ryan; senior woodward, Michael Groody; junior woodward, J. Scully Senior beadle, Thomas German; junior beadle, John Hannon; lecturer, D. P. Reardon.
 The following shows how good a thing athletics are: Of the 152 men who competed on Harvard crews be tween 1852 and 1892, 12S were alive November 1, 1902, and of that number but four complained of illness, and their ailments in no way incapacitated them from business. For athletic shirts for men or boys go to Upson, Singleton & Go.
 Toantick tribe, I. o. R. M. held a meeting last night and chose the fol lowing officers: Prophet. D. R. Shep- ard; sachem, O. H. c. Tiffany; senior sagamore, Jacob Wiehn; junior saga more, J. H. Riggs, Jr; keeper of para phernalia, F. O. Shepard. The Red Men of Waterbury will be quite a fea- ture of the big parade at Naugatuck July 4. They will appear in regula- ton Indian costume.
 The Bridgeport Steamboat Company announces It's annual Fourth of July excursion to New York. covered by advertisement in another column Tickets are now on sale. This excursion has so long been an acknowledged feature of the 4th of July celebration, and had such large popularity, largely due to the high class service rendered that it behooves those who contem- plate going, to secure their tickets well in advance, the excursion being strict ly limited
 George c. Minor has been appointed superintendent of the local branch of the State Free Employment bureau to succeed J. B. DOherty, resigned. Many thought the position would go to J. Clifford Ells, but it seems that MT Fills is not in the good graces of the pres ent administration and the leaders are bound to keep 1nim on the outside. MT NAAAACA IS q AULAN6 OA WOUQDuTyy DuL has resided in Waterbury for many years He conducted a shoe store on Bank street up to short time ago. The salary attached to the office is $1,- 200 year.
 Herbert Jackson, coIored, aged 16 years, was arrested immediately on his release from New Haven jail yes terday by Chief Ellis of Ansonia. He had just completed term of three months Imprisonment for theft in Waterbury, and his re-arTest was for theft of jewelry worth about $50 from Richard Hamilton of Ansonia The finding Of Masonic watch charm iii a Derby jewelry store was the means of locating the other goods and also to tracing the theft to Jackson. He did not hesitate to plead guilty yesterday and he was sentenced to pay a fine of $50 with costs of $10.16. The sen tence, however, was not executed; in stead he was paroIed for six months in the custody of an officer of the court.
 Just word to those men behind the big machines in our local factories. Do you know that one little eye defect causes a loss in your weeks wages If you think" you have perfect eve sight, how much do you "know'' about it? Just remember that any man at the age of 40. no matter in how good health he is. is sure to have more or less eye insuflcienoy, Our examination is free o4 all charges The Upson Tew,- aIrru ff. s a ', fSs 'ksns.les eztssrc