Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-24
CITY NEWS

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 Dance given by North End A. c. this evening at their rooms. corner North Vine and Division streets.
 Attention, promenaders! Right aboutl Face! Forward! March! to the Audi torium tomorrow night. American band prom.
 Moriarty's undertaking night calls are answered at the or1ice door 135 Broadway, up one flight, or telephone from any part of city, 355-3.
 The case of John Stokes against the St Kassimir society, which was to have been heard to-day before Judge COWelI in the district court has been settled up.
 The display of steam shrunk under wear in U. S. &5 Co.'S South Main street store in the different colors represents over six hundred garments that they are going to sell at 25 cents the gar ment this week.
 The following are the new officers Of Ansantawae encampment, l. O. O. | F.; F. B. Fisher, C. P; R. R. Mead, 1T. F.; c. F. Wilson, $, w; John Blair, J. w.; William H. Lome, scribe; F. B. Reeves. treasurer.
 The lawyers offices will be closed tomorrow afternoon and evening and as a result people who want law will have to wait until Monday. This may deprive the disciples of Blackstone of some business because folks who fall out with their neighbors Saturday l may cool down over Sunday and de eide that 1t is better to swallow their indignation than get into a legal tangle if they can do 1t.
 There was a large attendance at the supper given last night by the La dies Aid society of the First Metho- dist church. The tables were in charge of the following walters: Lillian Clark, Jessie Larkin, Florence 1 Estey. Leaffa Mordo, Minnie Johnson, Mabel Burn, Carrie Dikeman, Ger trude Terrell, Alice Metheney, Carrie Doland, Lottie Bronson. Mrs Guilford had charge of the arrangements for the feast. Mrs A. G. Hull looked af- ter things in the dining room. Mrs l Bronson had charge of the tickets.
 Father Traynor and the committee in charge of the annual lawn fete of St Mary Magdalene's parish at Oak vile feel very much pleased at the large attendance which collected on the grounds last night. It was 8 I splendid entertainment and everybody joined in the spirit of the occasion with an abandon which made it pleas ant for all. The management figured on big crowd and had everything In readiness to give them royal recep- ton. 1t was big night at Oakville and residents of the 'vilIe as well as l the pastor and church committee were oyerjoyed at the presence of so many of their nefghbors and friends from other parts of the town.
 The assessors will conclude their la- q bors with the lists on the last day of the present month and all rate payers who fail to call upon them on or be ! fore that date will have the ten per cent added to their lists No matter how the tardy ones try for the rest of the month some of them will get left for the board could not attend to the whole of them during the few days left But great many can be attended to and it behooves all to try. The taxes will be high enough next year without adding anything to them for neglecting to comply with the law, but this has to be done in all cases where people do not make out lists.
 The Holy Name societies of the city will decorate the graves of deceased Ou tlUIGEuOOl. lnG different parish bodies should leave their respective meeting places not ! later than 1:15. from where they will proceed to St Patrick's hall At 1 1:45 they will go to the Immaculate Con- ception church lined as follows: Sa- cred Heart, Immaculate Conception, / St PaSriok's, St Thomas's and St Francis Xavier's. One of the priests will offer prayer and deliver an appro- priate addresa After service the pro- cession will rRREeh to St Joseph's cem- etery. A corBmittee will visit the other cemeteries. The marshal, John H. Moran, desires that every member be provided with a badge, white gloves, cane and bouquet of flowers.
 Sixty per cent of all headaches are caused through defective eyes Little eye defects grow to big ones if hot properly and promptly attended to. 4 \ noted doctor says wrong glasses are worse than poison. Upson Jewelry Co, opticians, 6S Bank street.