Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-29
CITY NEWS

Dr Dubuc has moved his office from
 the Brooklyn district to 19 West Lib
 erty street.
 There will be special meeting Of the Sixth division, A. O. H., at s i o'clock tonight ill Hibernian rooms Attorney Hunt, as administrator on the estate of the late Mark D. Hart. has brought suit against Charles Il. Graham to recover on mortgage note for $2,00O., There has been paid on the note 5000 and an attachment for $500 has been placed upon the defend ants property.
 The libel suit of Joseph Dash against David Zaslovsky has been transferred from the New Haven docket to the docket of the local SUI perior court. The plaintiff sues for $2,000 damages on four counts. He claims to have been slandered and libeled by the defendant
 T. Albert Browne and his popular philharmonic orchestra of thirty five pieces will discourse some of the latest music at the military ball at City han tomorrow evening. Company c is bound to keep up it's past reputation for doing things right, and will give it's patrons an evening of merriment and sociability long to be remembered.
 The Gaelic society will hold a meet ing Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock, when class in history will be formed and the dancing and singing classes re yiyed. Arrangements will also be made for a beginners class to open on next Tuesday and for a public enter tainment to be given ill the near fu- ture.
 Announcement was made yesterday of the marriage nearly month ago of Alfred $. MerrelI of Bristol ano Miss Lillian Borden of Waterbury! The young couple went to Hartford on Saturday, December 3, and were mar ried. Then they returned to Bristol and were successful in keeping the marriage a secret for about month.
 It was late yesterday afternoon when the hearing on the petition of Christopher Delkescannp for the GUS tody of his child Adolph wr@ So6shed. Mrs Ross, who is Mrs Delkescamp's mother, was strong witness against the petitioner. She did not heitate to tell what she thought of her son-in- law and she seemed to have been longing for the opportunity to do so. The hearing was not as sensational as was expected. Judge Lowe reserved decision. rj5s9
 Louis P. Furness, mayor of Phoebus, Va. and Miss Hattie II. Penny of Wil- mington, ". C., were married yester- aday afternoon at the residence of Mir and Mrs A. T. Andrews. 31 Grove street, by the Rev Oscar Haywood or the First Baptist church. Mrs F. Fl MerTen of Norwich, a cousin of the bride, acted as maid of honor and IT.. H. Merrell was best man The couple left for an extended wed ding tour after which they will sresid at Phoec bus, cosey little town where many. Waterbury people have spent some cheerful hours.
 There was no business for the city court to-day but the continued case against I. Irving Lipsiteh, charged with violating the itinerary vendor law. Judge Burpee reserved decision in this matter yesterday morning 1T order to look up thefstatute concerning evident the accused attempted to es., tablish business cohnectionEt9 with some local busingss paffy for the puTs pose of trying to evade p8ying the fee required of itinerant vendors He ac- ccrdingly imposed a 1ne of $10 and costs. An appeal was taken upol. bail of $1O0.
 The French Canadian Institute will give its twentieth annual promenade and reception this evening at Speed, well hall The affair promises to be the best yet given by this well known organization. Lallier will discourse his best music and ,. Baker will prompt The following t0h1mitteas are experimenting tfleq Sevefffs q Arrange ment committee DosiHhe Chafbouneau Achille Dussault J B. Charest, L.addy Brodeur. ChafIes Charpentier; floor committee. A. Yvon, A. Fregeau, w. Bessette, T. HirbOur, F. T. Duval, J. Beaulieu; reception committee, l. J. Archambault, Joseph Allard Emil J. Bouffard J. X. COurtemanche, F. J. LoiseIle, A. J. LoiselIe, D. Loiselle, A. Lemieux, l.. J. Ghaperon, Fl. J.isLa- palme. Joseph A. Galipeau, Elzear Thibault,7 P. J. DuYal, William Dou- cette l.. J. Trudeils Emile Parent, Will liam Bessette. Albert FTegeau, J. B. Charest, Joseph Cohrtemanche, Achille. Dussault, John Hebert, Thomas Hir- bour. Napoleon tHebert. A. P. BIanch- cite, Dr J. N. Bellemare, P.t VaIois, D. Charb onneau, F. La1lier A. J. E.aflier, @. Beiiveau, r. D? sHameI, Charles Charpentier, E. Lavasseur. Arthur J . Pratte, J. A. Garneau. A O. GuilBert, Joseph Beaulieu,s 4. Won, l.. Brodeur, E. E. Guilbert. Joseph Boulanger Will. liam LachaffeIle.
 These are the evenings when we all want to sit down and read the news of the day. Supposing we attempt to dc so and find that after reading a while our eyes begin to ache, pain ana water, and the print starts to jump from one line to another, then our con- clusion must be eye trouble. If it is so, try the opticians at the Upson Jew elry Co.'S, 68 Bank street. Examination free.