Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-14
CITY NEWS

If you drink butter1nllk, phelan the tea man sells the good l1iud.
 If your boy is going to be confirmed take him. around to Upson, Singleton x Co to try on his confirmation suit
 Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street, specials for this evening and Monday Boys knee pants .22c, were 29c; boys wash suits 49c to 0Sc; chiIdrenys sum- mer vests 5c; children's muslin draw CTS. made with good muslin button holes worked in bands, two for 25e; misses gamps 25c to 99c; ladies' vests 5c to 25c; ladies' corsets this evening 39c; ladies' lawn waists 9Sc to $275: ladies' lawn suits, $1.50; ladies' white were 75c; ladies corset covers 1Oc to 9Sc.
 On the quiet, which is without so much noise as most merchants make, U. 5, x Go have taken all the new wine and champagne colors now so popular that were i'll the 75-cent cases and put them in at 45 cents your pick. 1t gives q great selection of the new in tonight and get one.
 At meeting of the committee ap- pointed by the First Congregations church to consider the, resignation of the Rev Joseph Anderson, D. b, it was decided to report favorably on the resignation with the understanding that Dr Anderson be appointed as pastor emeritus. The committee feels that the church cannot afford to dis pense with Dr Anderson's services and wants to have him do a little oversee ing while q younger man attends to the hustling.
 Camp Gold, No 27, Woodmen of the World, was organized Thursday, May 12, at D. m. at Bank building, Mu- sic hall, by State Manager A. D. Rose with charter list of 30 members, among whom are some of the promf- nent business men of this city. The following officers were elected: c. C., Max $. Neiman; A. L., F. Castelman: banker, H. Herman of Naugatuck; es- cort l.. VanLett; watchman. NJ. Weitzman; S.. William OseransIy; managers, $. Holczer; William Poss- ner and H. Gold After the secret work social session followed. State Manager A. n. Rose addressed the meeting on "Woodcraft''
 The new building of the Waterbury Brass Go was opened last night by a dance and entertainment in which em, lployers and employees promenaded up and down the floor space in regular old time Waterbury style, thus demon 1 strating that, notwithstanding reports to the contrary, the best of feeling still exists between labor and copital in the Brass City. The grand march was led by Mayor and Mrs John r. Elton. The American band orchestra furnished music. A feature of tho 1 opening was the fine minstrel show which was given. It was a hummer and was much enjoyed by the many spectators. Among the catchy songs and parodies introduced were .I'm Just Barely Living" "Dat's Alr' and Blue Bell" The jokes were new and up-to-date. Henry Wood made a fine interlocutor while Philo Newell, James Lynch, Frank Pagan, Arthur c Hitchcock, Arthur Newell and Ira Moore made superb end men. The vaudeville show was first class. Philo Newell scoring a decided hit with his mysteries of the black art.
 Where are the eyes that are perfeci in structure and function? Not one pair in a thousand are free from de. fects of some kind. Some are so slight that the wearing of eyeglasses is not necessary; in other cases the tempo rary use of eyeglasses or spectacles will correct the defects. A test will decide what must be done. The Upson JeWelry Go. opticians.