Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-15
CITY NEWS

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 To-night's the night. All aboard for City hall.
 Mrs Thomas Garvan of Hartford is visiting her parents, MT and Mrs John ONeill of Cooke street.
 John Stevens of East Main street had his hand badly cut by a press while at work at Scovill's yesterday. Mrs Patrick Mitchell of Plains, Pa, Is visiting at the home of her sister. Mrs McMahon of West Grove street.
 Thomas F. McGrath, the cigar man. ufacturer, has returned from trip to St Louis and other places in the west.
 John Buttomer of Spencer avenue has purchased the three family house No 330 North Willow street through the agency of F. H. Carroll.
 All tickets have been sold for the au- tumnal excursion which the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail- road will give to New York on Mon day.
 Frederick B. Pretat, an employe at Roger & Bros factory, and Frederick E. Bartlett, clerk at the American Pin Co.'S office, have gone on a three weeks trip to the Bermudas. za Mr and Mrs Joseph Zwiebel have issued cards announcing the wedding of their son, Adolph A. Zwiebel, and Emily M. Rein& which will take place at Belleview Lake grove on Thursday night. October 20.
 There will be no classes at Miss Reeds dancing academy on Tuesday evening, October 1S The classes viii meet Thursday evening, as usual. The academy will be closed Monday and Tuesday as it is being fitted up with a new floor, but will be open for busi- ness Wednesday.
 Immense crowds from Waterbury, Wolcott, Bristol, Cheshire and sun rounding towns attended the WoIcott fair yesterday, which was just the same old thing except the city folks with the new tricks were not much in evidence. The Cheshire Military band, Edward D. Bristol leader. fur nished music during the day. Police protection was furnished by Bristol. because all the Waterbury policemen had to remain home for the annual l police parade. The exhibits were large l and very good.
 Mrs Catherine Mccarthy, wife of Jeremiah Mccarthy of 15 Niagara street, died late yesterday afternoon. after short, illness. She leaves. be- sides her husband, four daughters. Mrs Eugene Sullivan, Mrs John Nc. Mahon, Mrs Henry McIsaac and Mrs | Catherine Burke; also one son, Bernard F Burke. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1:3O o'clock from the church of the Sacred Heart, l with interment in St Josephls ceine- tery. .s,s ! In the superior court in New Ha- ven yesterday State Attorney will Hams made the statement that it is doubtful if the cases of the rest of the members of the Teamsters' union of that city who have not yet been tried will ever be brought up for trial. He said: Maybe the example of the l others who have been convicted will suffice, but the matter has not yet l been decided. The chief desire of the state was to convict the ringlead- CTS, and that has been done"
 One feature of the Elks' big fair and carnival, to open at the Auditorium October "A, will be that there will be no articles to be canvassed for, thus | giving the expected crowds of visitors best of Waterbury's music (and that is equal to any) and also to enjoy the manifold attractions which the com mittee has searched far and near te provide. The exception, however, vii be fire screen, the hand painting o1 Mrs M. J. ColIoty of Central avenue
 Mrs Colloty is the wife of the first ex
 alted ruler of the lodge and her beau
 tiful handiwork is familiar to hel
 friends in Waterbury and Worcester
 Mass. her home city. Her artistic eff
 forts have never been placed on sale
 and this screen, which will be seer
 throughout the fair, represents weeks
 of effort. It's value can only be ap
 preciated by people who love sucl
 work, and it's future possessor vii
 have a valuable addition to the hom, beautiful
 The Wolcott fair was responsible fo
 the loss of buggy to one livery keep
 CT yesterday. Half a dozen youn,
 men living on Bishop street knew O
 the fun to be had at the fair and de
 cided to have some of it. As it Woult jnot do for all of. them to go to tn, tlivery keeper at once, two went ant
 got the outfit. Then they drov, around the town and up Bishop street
 where they met the rest of the part,
 and all got in. Here was where the,
 had calculated wrongly. They wer, 1 uFtVlug dCFOSS NOFLn square 1n grea
 glory when one of the rear wheel
 complained of inf1rmity of age or poo
 health and broke down. The outfi
 struck the ground with such crasl
 that the axle bent and the half dozel passengers were tumbled out, on
 upon the other. Some of them hat
 sore heads this morning. But they go to the fair nevertheless. They pullet
 the buggy to North Elm street andelef it there and then went to the liver,
 keeper and got another buggy and pro ceeded to the fair
 Our mutual friends, our customer: are the ones whose interests we al
 ways strive Ito preserve, for we recog nize in them our advertisers We have
 every known convenience for accurat,
 and scientific examination of eyes. Il
 you need glasses, we tell you so; if yol u ele.z ...o u..e A.=>A IL