Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-20
CITY NEWS


 Mrs Della Fox of Cherry street is confined to her home with a severe attack of malaria.
 To-night's the night American band prom. Auditorium. No use talking. it's the best dance music in the city, It has been voted so.
 Have you got a "U. s. & Go ticket yet? Go in and ask the salesmen about them and see what they are good for
 r. R. Garter and c. H. Davis have sold for Frederick M. Peas1ey his hree-family house at No 1128 West Main street to Frank and Ella Burr
 Sealed bids for the privileges at the Driving park on Labor day will be opened Monday. It is necessary that all bids be in the hands of the com nittee before any are opened.
 John Ldlley, son of Congressman George Lilley, who has been a clerk in the meat market owned by William T. Tracey of Bristol all this summer, will return tonight. He will accom- pany Troop A, 0. N. G., to Manassas next month.
 The Bartenders' Benefit assocfafion will give clambake at Pearl Lake tomorrow. The bartenders are past masters in giving bakes and there is always big demand for tickets This year has proved no exception and to- morrow's bake promises to be the best of the year.
 George F. Foley of this city, an em- ploye of the Consolidated Railroad Go, had his hand badly injured while loading a piece of freight Into q car d. hn Anc To hand was caught between the piece of freight and the car door and one of the fingers was almost severed. Dr Randall dressed the injury. A new feature in the adv depart ment of the Upson, Singleton & Go shows the enterprise of the company, and will interest every boy and girl in this section. They give with sales amounting to two dollars or more q "U. s. & Go ticket,' which Is good olA Tuesdays for a selection of any one article in the new department, con. sisting of the very latest In games, toys, school supplies and novelties, each ticket being good for one article, When making your purchases ask the salesmen for ticket.
 Truman & Lewis is the owner Of the largest automobile in the city. It | is twenty-four horse power Frank l lin machine, weighs 2,2OO pounds ana l is capable of carrying seven persons. 1 It's speed is 40 miles an hour The machine, which was purchased ] through the Towle agency, was built expressly for MT Lewis and is the first one to be turned out by the Franklin firm to be painted the pc culiar shade of green known as sAu- I aYs4 + ics ExafN machine and attracts much attention
 Holders of Connecticut Railway Sr Lighting Go first and refunding 415 per cent fifty year gold bonds are in formed by J. and W. Selfgman G Go of New York that the time for depos- I iting their bonds with the Colonial
 Trust Go of New York, under the .l agreement and supplemental mortgage \ of June 23d, 1904, between the Unit ed Gas Improvement Go, Connecticut
 Railway & Lighting Co and the Co
 lonial Trust Co, whereby the first
 named guarantees the interest upon
 the bonds has been extended to Oc-
 tober first.
 Thomas Delaney of Wall street was released from New Haven jail yes
 terday after being confined there for the past six weeks because he would not satisfy a Judgment Of S70O se- cured against him by Charles Nichols. who had brought suit against Delaney for assaulting his wife. Several weeks 1 ago Delaney made application to take I the poor debtors oath and it was granted. Nichols's counsel asked for review of the evidence in the case and yesterday the review took place before Judge Peasley in the New Ha- ven Jail. The result of the review was favorable to Delaney and he was released. Delaney was represented 1 by Attorney Guilfoile and Nichols by Attorney Kennedy in the absence of Attorney Russell.
 Those dreadful headaches caused often by over exertion of the eyes, as they attempt to overcome their own defects of vision, can be relieved only by the use of properly fitted glasses. Don't postpone having your eyes thor. oIighly tested. Come to us at once The services of our opticians cost you nothing. Frames readjusted free, no matter where you purchased them iThe Upson JeWelry co, opticians, 6s Bank street.