Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-30
CITY NEWS

The Sunday Telegram tomorrow. Be sure you have it.
 Pork. Joins and 9 cents per pound; {; Castles Market tonight.
 The Rev John c. Davenport. D. D., of this city, acted as toastmaster at the fifth annual banquet of the Williams college alumni association, which was held in the Allyn house, Hartford, last evening.
 David Sheehy. the well known sa- loon keeper, will open a meat market next to his place of business this evening with full line of fresh and cured meats. Two clerks will be in attendance.
 The charity leap year ball which was given last Tuesday evening at Leavenworth hall by the French ladies of Waterbury was a great success The ladies found after paying all ex- penses that they cleared $95.
 A delightful private dance was given in Knights of Columbus hall last night by the Rosebuds The commit tee which so successfully arranged the enjoyable affair consisted of Joseph 0. Iayialo, Tony Betoli and Ernest Aus tin. . 'I>'' "
 Rev William Keefe. curate at St Ann's church, was called to Toftville few days ago where the young priest labored for a few months and presented with purse of $1oO The altar boys also presented him with a handsome stole.
 The 6:35 train from up the road was about an hour and half late this morning. The 7:55 train from Win sted was also about an hour and q half late. An accident befell the en- zine in Winsted. With these two ex- captions the trains were running About on schedule time to-day.
 The seventh anniversary dance of the St Mary's T. A. society was held in Leavenworth hall last night. Lallier's orchestra furnished music for the dancing, which consisted of six teen numbers The committee of ar- rangements consisted of the Misses S. Byrnes. J. Larkin, NJ. Cassidy and M. Kane.
 There will be another of those pleasant select receptions given by Miss Reeds popular dancing academy in Leavenworth hall Friday evening, February 5, 1904. A well selected pro gram of p numbers rendered by Lal- Hers orchestra will be sure to please all lovers of dancing. Friends desir- ing cards can obtain them from pupils or at Miss Reeds academy, no Bank street. any evening. .#t
 A delightful leap year dance was given in Odd Fellows hall last night by a number of young ladies. 1t was a leap year affair in every sense of the word. The young ladies arranged the dance and invited the young man. No man could attend without the esd cort of q young lady. In the hall the young ladies asked the members of the stronger sex for dances and the latter could not dance until they were asked. The sixty-five couples enjoyed the affair very much and the hour of parting came all too soon. Dillane's orchestra furnished the music for the dancing.
 The annual meeting of the Connecti- cut library association will be held at the public library, Derby. Friday Feb ruary 5. E. s. Gordy will give the ad- dress of welcome at 1O3O in the fore noon. Henry M. Whitney, of Bran ford, will speak on Recent Criticisms of Public Libraries" Miss Josephine s. Heydrick, of Southport, Miss Anna Hadley, of Ansonia, and Willis K. Stetson, of New. Haven, on "Open Shelves" The afternoon session will open at 2 o'clock. Miss Helen Sperry, of this city city, and Principal Gordy, of Hartford, will be the speakers. How about having your eyes exam ined2 It costs nothing and the f chances are you need Q change of glasses. All our work guaranteed-A anyway, ask your friend what kind of work we do. The Upson Jewelry Co, opticians.