Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-30
CITY NEWS

The board of education will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 The Misses Margaret Flynn, Mamie Leary and Mamie Conway are visiting Miss Allen of Elm street, New Britain
 Hair dressing, manicuring. face massage and scalp treatment done at Taylor SE Keogh's, 95 Bank street, room 2. phone 16S-12.
 F. F Noera, Nils Florence Noera rand Miss Ernestine Noera of Water bury will sail to-day on the American liner, St Louis, which leaves for Southampton.
 l The following officers have been elected by the Y. M. o. A. basketball league: President, Dr F. c. Marggraff vice president, F. J. Mcfarland; sec retary, Robert Hill Leac h
 The Mulligan and Marston teams played a match game of pool last evening, the former winning by a score of 173 to 153. The return game will be played next Thursday evening When it comes to odd lots or broken sizes on suits, U. $. & Go never count the cost, but bunch them altogether in their South Main street store at one price. This week they filled a table with lot of good suits, one, two or three of kind, and you can get a pick of the lot for $6.5O suit.
 l Grand opening of New York confec- tionely and fruit store. Have just put in one of the best soda fountains in city, Special prices in candy; all 4O- cent candy 30 cents a pound; Low ney's, 40 cents q pound. Wholesale l>and retail Music tonight. Michael Pentino, 43S North Main street, North ! square.
 Leavenworth hall was the scene of a merry social gathering last night when a private dance was given by Roland H. Adams, Howard NJ. Davis and Percy o. Valentine. Faulmann's orchestra furnished music for the dane ing. which consisted of IS numbers. The dance was much enjoyed by the small number of people present. When the little girls beg their man. mas to go out and play in the dirt when the pleasant days of spring tempt them as well as the older ones, why not let them go? It will do them good. I If you are afraid of soiling their dress es go to Upson, Singleton & Co.'S and I get pair of those Grille overalls, | J
 About forty couples attended the whist party and dance which was | given in Mechanics hall last night by the Liberty circle Companions of the Forest. A short but pleasing enter tainment was given. Among those who contributed to the entertainment were the Misses Mulligan, Bagley and Altman, James J. Walsh, F. J. Court ney and Charles Nugent The win ners in whist were the following First, Miss Anna Brown and Edward Levick; consolation. Miss E. NJ Han lon and George Degnan. Dancing was indulged in during the evening. The affair was well arranged by the committee, consisting of Misses Sarah Dolan, B. V. Barnett, Alice McGrath, Elizabeth Brennan and Mamie Grady
 The Golden Rods.'' whose member 1 ship list includes a number of well l known young ladies, gave a private leap year party in Knights of Colum- bus hall last night. It was a yefy pleasant sociaIble and was much en- 1 joyed by the 100 couples present Many pretty gowns were in evidence. Lallier's orchestra furnished music l for the dancing. which consisted of IT l numbers and as many encores and the ] German 400," new dance which is l very amusing. Among the out of town guests were Mrs w. F. Cox of Hartford, Miss Dorman of New Lon- don, MT SperTy of New York and NJ l Corbin of New Haven. The dance was successfully arranged by the Misses Alice Whalen. Annie Lunny and Anna | Whalen.
 A number of music loving people who are thoroughly representative Of the musical interests in the city. met in the warerooms of the Driggs & Smith Go on Bank street last night and l discussed plans for the formation of the Waterbury Symphony society, whose object will be to promote the holding of high class concerts in this city and to make permanent feature of music in Waterbury the grand sym phony concerts which have been given at intervals during the past few years under the direction of E. E. Farnham. A. J. Blakeslee presided at the meeting last night. MT Blakeslee and Mir Farnham form committee whose pur- pose is to interest the lovers of music , in this city in the proposed organiza- ton, to secure them as patrons or as active members of the organization. 1t is confidently expected that the new organization will meet with much success. It is just what Waterbury needs.
 It's a changed world to old folks. folks whose time-dimmed eyes are made young again through the magic of right fitting glasses. And this pleas ure and comfort costs so little meas ured by it's value there should be none who may say they can't see as they used to-" The Upson Jewelry Go, op- dcians.