Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-21
CITY NEWS

American band prom at the Audi l torium this evening.
 A son was born on Thursday to Mir and Mrs Cornelius Griffin of 124 East Main street.
 Luzerne M. Camp was appointed ad- ministrator to-day on the estate of the late Julia Camp She left no will.
 Miss Catherine Kelly of PIT Bald win street left this morning for Los Angeles where she will join the Sis ters of Mercy.
 The drawing for the benefit of Mrs Ellen Grady on the parlor lamp was won by Nellie Sullivan of Wall street, ticket. number 2S0.
 Edward Moran of South Elm street and his mother, Annie Moran, were to- day appointed administrators on the estate of James Moran.
 The Young Women's Friendly league stamp station of the Penny Prevalent fund of New York city will close June 1, to reopen i'll the fall. If you want carpenter. call at Car penters' and Joiners' hall, South Main street. for union men, Estimates fur nished on all classes of work and job ping promptly attended to. Tel 1926.
 The Rev Ellsworth NJ Tracy, who is enjoying a vacation at his home i'll this city, will preach at Trinity church to- morrow evening A cordial invitation l is extended to his many friends to at l tend.
 Members of the Third division A o. H.. will find combination books for | the fair to be given in aid of the Sis tto 1f uri4 of T0l Exylon6fs ner of East Main and North Elm streets.
 The forty hours devotion will open at St Michaels church, WaterYille, at the 10:30 o'clock mass tomorrow morli- ing, and will continue until Tuesday Several out of town priests will be in attendance.
 J, H. McEvoy, who bought J Iongworths livery stable on Baldwin street, has just purchased q new rub Der tired hack that equals any in the state, with the handsome pair of black horses, aslo recent purchase, hitched to it, you will have to travel far to find turnout to equal it.
 The public is curious to know what kind of a building MT Whittemore in- tends to put up on his property at the corner of Bank and Grand streets It will be good one, but it is doubtful if it will be of any resemblaneeto the one 1t is to replace. Waterbury had but one rink and now that it is gone we are not likely to see it's equal again.
 William D. Keenan,. for many years a resident of Mattatucls~ street, has purchased the handsome three family house at 922 and 924 West Main street. Mir Keenan will occupy q part of the premises and rent the other tenements. The place belonged to J. $. Finn, the decorator, and was sold through the agency of M. J. Byrne.
 One of the most popular church en- tertainments ever given in Waterbury will be brought to a close tonight at Pyth1an hall, WatervilIe. when the hebdomad of St MichaeIs parish. which opened week ago, Will wind up it's affairs. Socially and financially it has proved q great success and Father Traynor feels deeply grateful to everybody who has helped to make it so. There will be an interesting pro- gram this evening, including dancing, but probably what will interest Water. vile people most of all will be the counting of the votes in the contest for the handsome umbrella. Talk about getting votes at ward caucus. but the briskest thing of the kind that ever occurred here could not touch the scramble now on at Waterville. and it will be kept Up until the polls close.
 The optical department of the Up son Jewelry Go is steadily increasing in favor. There is only one reason for it's doing so, and that is the good and satisfactory treatment of it's patients This department is equipped with ev- cry modern scientific convenience for the successful correction of all eve troubles. No charge is made for ex- animation.