Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-01
CITY NEWS

The aldermen will meet tonight. r
 The board of health will meet at 5 o'clock this afternoon. t5'.
 The k. of C. fair committee will meet tonight.
 The Credit Clothing Go has moved from 10 Exchange place to 63 East Main street.
 Grand Knight F. T. Finn, of Sheri- dan Council, K. of C., is in receipt of a check of S1.0OO from the national treasurer, the amount of insurance on the late James Greaney.
 The entertainment tomorrow even- ing at St Thomas's church fair will be selections by Frank Phelps and Mrs Sadie Hollywood Reilly. The re- cent fame acquired by these two tai ented artists is sufficient. guarantee that those who visit City hall Tues day night will be amply repaid, for beyond all doubt they will see some thing worth seeing. The winners of Saturday nights door prizes were: Bessie Syden. silver cup, No 1OS3: John Green, Irving's Sketch Book, No 2206; ~, wrist bag, 22O2; Adolphus Gruder. gold belt buckle. 1206; --'' chatenlaine watch, No 1572.
 The annual supper of Trinity par ish will be given in the Parish house on Wednesday and Thursday even ings of this week and the manage nGcnt is spuring no pains to make it not only equal but even better than all its previous efforts in this diwc ton. Turkey supper will be served from 5.3O to 8 o'clock each evening Instead of q grab-bag, this year Sim pie Simon will fish in mothers pail and will perform feats with the hook and line which will make disciples Of Izaak Walton envy his phenomenal success. There will be leap year table in charge of George F.. Boyd and Roger $. Wotkyns. These and other features will serve to round out the social amenities of an entertain ment which deserves to be well pa tronized.
 Edward, the eight years old son of MT and Mrs Edward Flynn, of 232 South Main street, fell from the sec ond story landing in the rear of his home yesterday noon, a distance of about 20 feet, striking upon a pile of boxes. He was picked up and car ried into the house where Dr Belle ! mare made an examination of his in- juries, but inasmuch as he has not yet regained consciousness it is out of the question to tell how seriously he is hurt or what the outcome of the 1 accident will be. The boy was play ing on the veranda when he slipped on the icy boards and was hurled to the bottom. His father, who is a lino- type operator at the Democrat office. said this afternoon that a few min- utes before the boy fell he was anus ing himself ill the house with the rest of the family.
 After their regular meeting this eyening the members of Brass City lodge, N. E. o. F. will hold an open meeting to which they have invited their friends and the members of the sister lodges of the N. E. o. F.. A pleasing entertainment has been ar l ranged and a social session ends the 1 evening. The grand secretary, F. D. l Grinnell of New Haven, Grand Treas urer F. D. Drew of Ansonia. Supreme Guide Frank E. Hill, Supreme Repre- sentative Dr Hitchcock of Ansonia and | many deputies are expected to be pres ent as well the grand sentinel r. Mcdonald and deputies of Water bury. A famous quartet from Anson- I ia will accompany the grand treasurer and all who attend will be well re- 1 paid Tor their attendance. New Eng 1 land order dances will prevail, al though the popular ones of the day | will not be sighted. Refreshments 1 will be served.
 How about having your eyes exam 1 ined? It costs nothing and the l chances are you need a change of 1 glasses. All our work guaranteed
 anyway, ask your friend what kind of work we do. The Upson Jewelry Go, opticians.