Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-08-09
CITY NEWS

4.
Eugene Moriarty has accepted po.
sition as clerk at Fitzpatricks phar,
macy.
torney and Mrs James NJ. Lynch OF
Newell place.
Rev Father Hill, a prominent New
York priest, died on Sunday. He
leaves q brother, Thomas Hill Of this
city. VS.
The drawing for the SIS trip ticket
to the worlds fair at st Louis has
been postponed to Wednesday at D.
m. at fraternity hall, Bank street.
Eagles hall, Auditorium, to-nlor-
row night, Military band prom. Sweet
music, fine program musical novel;
ties. souvenir fans. Program In an
other column.
William, the 5-months-old child OF
Mr. and Mrs Michael O'Day OF sos
Watertown road, died last night. The
funeral took place this afternoon with
interment in Calvary cemetery
The Company G glee club will give
clambake at Adams's grove on Au-
gust p. The committee which is
planning the affair intends to make
It one of the most enjoyable bakes OF
the season.
j. Vincent Abbott OF the Water
bury Land and Guarantee Title Co
left to-day for tour Of Massachu.
sets, his final destination being
Northfield. where he will attend the
Moody conference.
The funeral of George Cunningham
will be held from the family resi-
dence, 10 Beacon street, tomorrow
morning at $50 o'clock with q mass
of requiem at st Thomass church
and interment In st Joseph's GENE
| terry.
The Misses Lizzie and Mary Car
roll OF Baldwin street, who with a
few companions LEFT short time ago
for trip to the old country, have
written to friends stating that ali
landed safely at Queenstown and
started for their respective homes in
the best Of health
Alonzo' Ortone and Miss Angelina
| DeGrazis We're married yesterday af-
ternooE at the church of Our Lady
of Lourdes by Father Karam
| Charles w. Bauby was best man and
Miss Maria DeGrazla. sister to the
bride, was maid OF honor. "A recep.
ton was held ut the home of the
! DElue parents.
Commissioners Jackson and Holmes
hope to be able to complete arrange
nents for the purchase of the
Sprague farm adjoining the East
Mountain reservoir this week. MI
! Sprague would like to keep about if
teen acres of land but as the piece
is on the water shed the committee
cannot comply with his request so
that he will be obliged to sell the
| whole of it or none at all.
So far the board of public works
has taken no action regarding the
calling for new proposals for the
4 construction OF the proposed comfort
station In the basement of the City
| hall building. lit was thought that
/ the application Of Truman Lewis to
| remove the entrance to the opposite
side Of the building would have some
influence In deciding what should be
done In the premises, but it seems
this is not so, although nothing has
| yet been done that would interfere
| with q change of location not only
! for the doorway, but the whole thing.
Mr. Lewis has over 100000 tied up
| there and it would seem that his con
tention should count for something.
! 1T will depreciate the rental value OF
his property and besides the comfort
station will be in the most inconven-
lent spot that could have been select
ed 1t is ease of the public be
id and those who don't like ut
have no redress but grin and bear it,
although one of the limbs of the law
states that IL Mr. Lewis can prove
that 1t is an injury to his property
it will have to go some place else.
Too much bending over a desk and
close application to work eight or fan
hours each day brings on eve strain
and the consequent nervous irritabiIitv
is usually blamed on anything but fhe
real cause. Many men would take
more pleasure In their work and waste
less energy IL the strain on their ewes
were relieved by the right glasses
that Is a thing we know how to do cor
Tectly. The Epson Jewelry Co, OPP
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