Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-29
CITY NEWS

mittee will meet at the Sacred Heart church tonight.
 A daughter was born yesterday to MT ana Mrs Archibald D, Rice of Church street.
 A meeting of the Holy Name society of the Sacred Heart church will be held in the church tonight at 7:3O o'clock to take action upon the death Of Thomas CuIlum.
 The degree team of Crusaders castle, No 5, Knights of the Golden Eagles, New Haven, exemplifed the work at the meeting of Amity castle, No Il, of this city, last night.
 The Democrat folder containing the changes in running ofs trains up to date, and the complete list of fire alarm boxes. is out, and copies of it can be obtained at the office. The funeral of Thomas, the two l years-old Nson of MT and Mrs Cornelius Griffin of 124 East Main street, who l died last night, took place this after noon with interment in Calvary ceme- l tery.
 The funeral of Ella. the fifteen months-old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Gauthier Of 239 River street who died yesterday, took place this morning with dnterment dn Calvary cemetery.
 Trolley ride and prom, at Nauga- tuck, tomorrow evening. Round trip l ticket, with dancing, 30 cents. Spe- cial car leaves center 722. Tickets at Lake & Strobel's until D. m. Sat l nrday. American band
 Attorney Bronson as trustee of the bankrupt estate of lAe E. s. Wheeler & Go, has brought suit against E. H. l Hilliar of New London to recover 1 $25P6O for a bill of goods belonging to the bankrupt estate and sold to the defendant
 I > Viewed from South Main street one would think the Boston Furniture Go has added another story to its man. moth plant at the junction of ScovilI and Brook streets, but upon closer range the supposed addition proves to be huge sYgn running around tue entire top Of the building with the I words Boston Furniture Co., marked on the canvas in such way that it can be read no matter what part of the building you see it from. I The funeral of Charlotte Olga Mar guard, the 1-year-old daughter of MI and Mrs Jean Vanguard of Town Plot was held yesterday afternoon from the residence of her grandfather. John An derson of Highland avenue Interment was in Riverside cemetery. Among the hbeautiful floral offerings were the fol lowing: Wreath, Inscribed Charlotte, ? Mr and Mrs J. IL. Anderson; wreath parents; metal wreaths, MT and Mrs
 Rick, Miss Georgia Black; basket of roses, MT and Mrs F. Vanguard; bou
 quets, Mir and Mrs O. Eilertz, MT and
 Mrs H. Johnson MT and Mrs J. Walk CT, MT and Mrs M. c. German. MT and
 Mrs c. Anderson, Mrs G. Geddes, Nil and Mrs T. Morgan, MT and Mrs Den
 ker, Selma Denker, Mrs Mitchell, MI
 and Mrs Herman. Mr and Mrs For
 shell, MT and Mrs F. Hanson, Hausy
 Johnson and Eliza Walker. Mrs Fred Flaherty of simonsyille . was thrown from a trolley car or Baldwin street last night and received bad shaking up, but it is moi thought that she was seriously hurt The car was spinning along past Lib erty street when the woman tried te laiight and in so doing she was thrown to the macadam pavement, falling upon her face. It is evident that she thought the car would stop at the white post, anyway, and consequently
 didn't think 1t necessary to signal the
 conductor, but she was laboring under } la mistake, for the cGr does not stoI
 on any part of the line unless upon
 request of patrons, and not always
 then so great is the hurry to keep uI
 with the procession on the other. lines But the car did come to standstill
 after the passenger fell out, and the conductor and motorman offered the
 lady such service as they could render
 but she was not injured so that she
 needed assistance It was one ot those things that occur from time to
 time and f@-- which nobody can right. fully be blamed.
 Your eyesight IS too precious and
 your eyes too delicate to be trife6
 with. Don't buy eyeglasses without
 consulting an expert. Consultation will
 cost you nothing here; g graduate op
 tician to tell you whether you need
 glasses or what glasses you require
 Upson JeWelry Go, opticians, 68 Bank E