Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-01
CITY NEWS

visiting friends in town yesterday.
 Joseph Woods of Maple street broke his collar bone while in the Elm Acorn game Sunday at Riverside park.
 Al very pleasant surprise party was held at the home of Miss Clara Thomp- son of 373 East Main street, last even> ing.
 The board of public works will hold two meetings to-day, one at o'clock this afternoon and another at 8 this evening.
 A surprise party was given on Alta Chipman of Pearl street Saturday night by many of her little friends. Many games were played.
 There will be special meeting of the local aerie of Eagles at o'clock this evening at Eagles hall to take action on the death of the late William J. DerWin.
 The funeral of William J. Derwin will take place from the family resi- dence on Drayer avenue to St Pat rick's church tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock.
 There was nc quorum of the dele gates to the senatorial convention last night and it was agreed to adjourn un- til this evening, when MT Webster will be nominated.
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Law Tor will take place tomorrow morning at 8:30 o'clock from the family resi- dence, BIT North Main street. to the Immaculate Conception church. Land belonging to the estate of the l late Mary A. Kelly will be sold at the probate office Friday morning, unless ! previously disposed of at private sale, i by William c. Kelly, administrator of
 the estate.
 A small shoe store in New Britain
 conducted by Mrs Leach was closed
 last night by an attachment made at l the instance of H. Davidoff of WateD, | bury who sues to recover bill of
 $33g2S. The suit is returnable to the next term of the court of common pleas.
 The Waterbury Military band will l give one of it's popular promenades at Columbus hall, Naugatuck, tomorrow evening The Columbus Is one of the best dance halls in the state, with a I floor just as good, if not better. than the Auditorium, which Is called the best in the city
 ] The funeral of Mrs Anetta Cable will take place at noon tomorrow ar the family residence, 16S. South Leon l ard street, with service by the Rev F. { T. Buckley of Trinity church. The
 remains will be taken to Brewster on l the 1 50 D. m. train for burial in
 charge of Undertaken Mulville. Regarding the bill for the pensioning of the school teachers after thirty years service, and in order that the teachers shall be thoroughly informed | oT1 tha r1rannSifinn thnra will hoz a meeting in the High school auditorium | tomorrow afternoon, when 1t will be discussed and explained to them. Mrs Flora Rabtoy, an employe of the l Waterbury Clock Go, living at ITS
 Maple street, has brought suit for di- vorce against her husband, George Rabtoy, who lives in New Britain In- fidelity is the allegation, and Philias
 Rainville of this city is named CO respondent The case is returnable to l the superior court this month. The Waterbury Crucible Go of Wa | terbury has filed a certificate of in- 1 corporation with the state secretary.
 The authorized capital stock is $5O,00O
 and business will begin with $1,OOO. 1 The incorporators are Levi $. Penney
 of Montc1air, N. J., c. A. Kiernan of
 New York, and Edgar B. Seidei of
 Waterbury.
 a A>pair of pretty eyes need all atten-
 ton. If reading or sewing tires, we fit glasses requisite to remove the
 strain. If the defect is serious, we can
 serve you. Don't neglect your eyes, when we afford you an opportunity to find out what is wrong Examination
 free. The :. Upson Jewelry Go, op- ticians.