Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-13

Tonight fresh shoulders 9c a pound, roast beef 15c, to 12. Stamps free. Castles market.
 To-night's the night. American band prom, Auditorium. Positively the finest dance music in the city.
 John Clohessey, treasurer of Water bury council, Catholic Benevolent Le. zion, has received and paid over to Mrs Kate Clancy, widow of the late Michael Clancy, $1,00O.
 A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Francis Xavier's church on Tuesday morning at 7:3O o'clock for the late Thomas F. Shea of Baldwin street
 Mrs Anna M. Pierson. aged 34 years, wife of Carl Pierson of 1O3 Dikeman street, died yesterday. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock with service at the house and interment in Pine Grove ceme tery.
 An application was made and grant ed in the probate court to-day that the last will of EIizur D. Griggs, who 0red in Rochelle, N. Y, leaving property in the town of Waterbury, be made a part of the files and records of the court. The property was left to Sylvia E. Griggs and Jennie K. Col ley, who were executors ofthe estate.
 Robert Morgan, petty officer in the United States navy, who has been spending a ten days furlOugh at the home of his parents, MT and Mrs Lawrence Morgan, on Wolcott street left on Saturday for the Brooklyn navy yard, whence he will start for Boston At the Hub" city he will board the Chicago, on which he will be stationed.
 The latest is the Lolly Pop party. One of the first to be held was given Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Frances Osborne, IA Evergreen street. The affair was given in hon. or of Miss Margaret Mccarthy of Waterbury, who is visiting her. Twelve couples attended and a very enjoyable evening was spent with nut sic and games and Lolly Pops galore for everyone Miss Mccarthy ren- dered several fine piano selections. Bridgeport Standard.
 Eluding his many friends in this city, and depriving them of the pleas, ure of gracing the ceremony with their presence, Elson Wright. town farmer at the Springside farm, slipped quietly off to Bridgeport yesterday and there married to Miss Minnie Lan. sing. also of this city. Tn securing the license MT Wright gave his age as 55 years, and that of his bride at 20 years younger. MT Wright was for. merly superintendent of streets in Waterbury New Haven Register A hearing on the will of the late Mrs Julia McEvoy took place before Judge Hungerford in the probate courr to-day The following bequests were made by the deceased: Mrs Lawrence Tobin, a daughter, $500; Sara HanIey, daughter, $500; John McEvoy, q son, $250; John McEYoy, grandson, $250; Patrick McEvoy, son, S1OO;< Rev Jeremiah Curtain, $40 for masses; Julia and Libby MeEvoy, clothing and furniture. The remainder of the es- tate is left to her son, Henry, and her daughters, Julia and Libby, the latter 1 two being the executors also.
 The funeral of William J. Murphy took place this morning from his late home on Wood street with mass oi lrequiem at the Immaculate Concep- ton church by Father Frederick and interment in St .Josephs cemetery. The bearers were James Duggan and J. J. Geraghty, from Silas Bronson concIave of Heptasophs. Bernard Whitney and Frank Keeley of the Bartenders' union. James A. Hynes and J. w. Riordan The floral tributes included a pillow marked Papa" from the children of the deceased; pli- low lettered fOur FTfend,' M. F. Watts, T. H. Hayes. W. Derwin, R. Dooling, W. Noble, w. Vail, E. J. Brennan; Gates Ajar, Bartenders' union; basket Of roses, Mr and Mrs J. Riordan; ferns, +. G. Stevens; bou- quet, Miss Sether.
 Too much bending over desk and close application to work eight or ten hours each day brings on eye strain. and the consequent nervous irritabilitv is usually blamed on anything but the real cause. Many men would take more pleasure in their work and waste less energy if the strain on their eyes were relieved by the right glasses that is a thing we know how to do cor rectly. The Upson Jewelry Go, op- 4sriosae GQ Rant at7saaf