Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-24
CITY NEWS

Miss Sara Linsley of St Margaret's school returned from few days visit at the home of her parents, MT and Mrs Wilbur c. Linsley.
 May Barnett of 34 Adams street, while at work in the Waterbury Clock Go, had the first finger of the right hand badly smashed. She will be un- able to resume work for several weeks.
 Prof Bai1ey's dancing classes for entire new beginners will hereafter meet on Tuesday and Friday evenings in Citizens Bank block. A special advanced class will meet semi monthly on Thursday evening.
 Miss Mary Begley of 5 Maple street arrived home Saturday from Ireland Miss Begaey was over year in the country and had many oppor- tunities of observing the state of the country and to her it seemed prosper 1 ous.
 | The aldermen will meet tonight The principal matters to come up are l the recommendations of the depart 1 ment of public works relative to wa l ter meters. It is an important ques- ton and should not be disposed of in hurry.
 It's like going into a toy store and taking your pick to take U. S. & Go tickets in on Tuesday (to-morrow). Any boy or girl that is fortunate enough to have a ticket, take it in and get your choice of the articles in their adv department.
 l A peddler who gave his name as I Joe Didas was arrested this morning by Officer Brearton for shouting out
 his wares. The charge against him 1 was breach of the peace. On payment I of $5 the case was withdrawn and he
 was released from custody. l J. Albert Browne, music teacher and
 director of the Philharmonic orches- tra, who has been confined to his bed l with severe illness the past week, I will resume work to-day. MT I Browne's orchestra is becoming quite
 popular and are booked to appear at l several swell out of town balls. l The funeral of Maurice, the five | years old son of MT and Mrs Thomas Crean of 49 Fuller street, who died
 Saturday of diphtheria, took place yes terday with interment in new St Jo- seph's cemetery. The floral offerings included pieces from Julia FitZmaur ice, the Misses Ryder, the Misses
 Mary B. Cavanaugh and Margaret Ga rey.
 l Raymond B., the infant son of MI
 and Mrs Frederick Lee, 36 Pratt
 place, died early yesterday morning
 The funeral took place in the after noon with interment in Riverside ceme I tery. Floral tributes were contrib
 uted by MT and Mrs T. H. Lincaster
 Miss Kittie Brown, Miss Nellie De
 vine, J. Pinarelt, Mrs !. Conroy, NJ
 Barber, P. Brown, Miss D. Brown an6
 F. Brown, jr.
 The Catholic fair at Woodburv
 drew large crowds last week and tha
 in spite of the fact that al
 old fashion revival was in pro
 gress there covering the same night
 as the fair. The attendance wa
 large, many going over in buses ant finding it quite rare treat. Coffe
 was served every evening. The enter
 tainment will be continued this weel
 up to Wednesday night and the man agement hope for a liberal patronag . to the close.
 5 The high standing committee of tn f 10. +. held a meeting in the office o { Real Estate Agent James A. .Hyne Saturday, High Chief Ranger Wallac
 Smith of Bridgeport presiding and tn ]. full board being present. Severa 5 matters of interest to the order wer , acted upon, notably the passage of : resolution appointing Senator William U Kennedy and James A. Hynes, tn D high secretary, to go to Toronto an appear before the supreme court in tn 5 interest of the organization in Connet ticut- The committee will make tn } trip in the latter part of November. , Miss Mary Cass, aged IS years, die ? last evening at the residence of he father, James Cass, Dublin stree Last spring she was i'll for fey months and as soon as she recovere
 she went to the Catskills and spent th
 summer there and returned apparent
 in excellent health But the old con :. plaint, stomach trouble, soon put i
 its appearance again and finally cal cied her away. Miss Cass was
 bright, cheerful girl, who made friend
 everywhere she went. Her deat
 caused much regret among her man f friends and especially i'll her ow : home where she was idolized by he i father and brothers The funeral wi ; take place tomorrow morning at 8:3 5 o'clock.
 q Are your glasses all right? Vfsio y changes as all things do with year e and the glasses that were just rigI ]. few years ago may be all wrong t
 day. Better let us test your eyes an
 see whether you need change. Brol en lenses replaced and spectacl
 frames repaired at short notice. Th
 Ups0n JeWeIry Go, opticians.