Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-05
CTfY NEWS

Eagles hall tonight. Military band prom. This the hall, the music and the floor. Come and enjoy yourself.
 The condition of James Kilmartin, who was operated upon last week for appendicitis, is much improved and the outlook is now very bright
 Large crowds are attending the evangelistic services which are being held in the First Methodist church for two weeks by the Rev Mir Henderson.
 Have you seen the transfers the Young Mems Catholic association are passing out to their friends? They are all right. Get one, and don't fail to read it
 been appointed district deputy for Con- nect1cut for the Benevolent and Pro- tective Order of Elks by Grand ExaIr- ed Ruler William J O'Brien, jr, of Baltimore.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postofice: Eugene F. Beach, Jennie Callaghan, Mrs Mary Dunn, William B. Egan, Miss Winifred Forde. George p. Graves. George Kort- right, Mrs D. Kearney, Jerry O'Brien, CAASNAAC AJAhOOhs NTGO1 &C w 14SOAls
 Miss Corden, superintendent of the Catholic Women's association, will be at the rooms this evening to receive applications for membership in the fol lowing classes: Physical culture, short hand, penmanship, dressmalxing, elocu- tion, art work, arithmetic and French. A general meeting of the association will be held on Friday evening and the a1 xxyHIJ n, na% ~.v1 Mf,0r1d0 nr
 Charles Judd of Walnut street has resigned his position as foreman of the spinning department of the Naugatuck Manufacturing Co, which he has held for six years, and has left for an extended trip to California for the benefit of his health. He may de eide to enter the fruit business in that state. He was rendered a farewell reception at his home on Monday night.
 Many persons attended the enter tainment given by Court Eugenie, No T94, I. o. F.. in Fraternity hall last night. All enjoyed pleasant time. Twelve hands of whist were played, the winners being as follows: First, Miss Gaouette and 1T. Hirbour; conso- lation, Miss Flora Monty and M. Le- clerc. After whist an entertainment was held and dancing was enjoyed. Re
 
 treatments were served.
 Four men were arrested yesterday. three for intoxication and one for breach of the peace. James Gaffney was, the only one of the quartet that was unable to settle his case and he had to face the court in consequence. Gaffney was charged with intoXicatio and as he was on probation the other sentence was revoked and he was sent to jail for thirty days. John Kelly and Herbert Nodine each paid $5 for being drunk yesterday and John Berier paid the same amount for, creating a disturbance. Judge Peasley held court.
 Louis D. Bailey, leading architect of Hartford and Miss Jessie Viola Blanchard of Providence were married yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the home of the brides brother, Elmer H. Blanchard 215 North, Willow street. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Oscar Haywood. The best man was Elmer H. Blanchard and the ma tron of honor was Mrs E. H. Blanch- ard. The house was prettily decor ated for the occasion. After the cere- mony a bridal feast was enjoyed by about twenty five friends of the con- tracting parties. Mir and Mrs Bailey, who were the recipients of many beau tiful gifts, will reside on Highland court, Hartford, after returning from their honeymoon.
 The A. o. H. in this city appears to be quite prosperous. During the past few years the orders quarters in the G. A. R. building on East Main street have been enlarged from time to time, until now they occupy considerable space, The walls between a number of rooms were removed, making one large hall, and one angle of this is used I as an armory. There is on more room on which the officers of the order have had their eyes for some time and a few days ago this was secured to 1 them. It is their intention to have one of the walls of this room removed, which will add sme twelve feet to the large hall. When this work is fin- ished the order will have very com fortable quarters situated right in uhe heart of the town.
 The members of the Waterbury Wo- mans club gave their annual tea in the parlors of the Second Congrega- tional church from to o'clock yes terday afternoon. There was large lattendance. The officers and mem bers of the executive committee form eu the receiving party. DurlnS Lne re- ception A. J. Blakeslee entertained with several selections on the organ. Miss Mary M. Abbott, president of the state federation, was present. Mrs B. H. Bristol, who represented the local club at the convention, also rendered an entertaining report of the doings of the convention. Coffee and cocoa were served by Mrs Charles Chapman and Mrs Frederick Gilmor. The re- ceiving party consisted of Mrs Otis $. Northrop, Mrs D. B. Hamilton, Mrs w. E. Riley, Miss Mary M. Abbott, Mrs R. s. Ross, Mrs +. E. Walters, Mrs I. H. Hart, Miss Anna l.. Ward Mrs F. D. Buckley, Mrs Clara D. Mason.
 If you break your eyeglasses or spectacles. take them to the Upson Jewelry Go, 6S Bank street, then they will be thoroughly repaired at mod