Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-20
CITY NEWS

The American band will give an open air concert at Naugatuck to- night
 Rids for privileges at Driving park on Labor day will be received by Central Labor union until August %.
 Eagles hall, Auditorium, tonight, Military bands prom under direction of Leader Lallier, assuring all pleas Gnt evening.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Queens Daughters will take place at St Patrick's hall tomorrow evening at S:15. Officers will be elected at this meeting for the ensuing term
 List of advertised letters: John C.. Bergstrand, Joseph Blisard, Frederick Burns, Mrs Sarah Collins, Miss Cath erlne Connor, Mrs Eva Leweville, Jo- seph Massey, Etro Petri, ?, II. .E. Par ker, Evford J. PeebIes.
 Mary Ellen, the two years and seven months old daughter of Mir and Mrs John Sullivan of 155 River street, died this morning. The funeral will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon with interment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 The pupils of Miss Reeds dancing academy will give shirt waist dance in Knights of Columbus hall Monday evening, July 25. Midst plenty of fans in a cool, breezy hall, the young ladies and gentlemen, gowned i'll cool shirt waists, will trip to the strains of Lal- Hers orchestra and forget that 1t is midsummer
 The Rev Dr Farrell Martin, grand knight of Barcelona council, No Az, re ceived yesterday and paid over to the beneficiaries Mrs Bridget Ward and children, the insurance which Patrick Ward of 113 Hill street carried ill the Knights of Columbus. The vouchers of the receipted claim have been re turned to the national treasurer F. J. Brady, Cleveland, O.
 Don't overlook to-morrowfs popular excursion announced for Newport, in l to-day's issue. Parties who contem plate going are liable to suffer disap- pointmen if they defer purchasing tick cts until the morning of the excursion | The water trip from New London on
 the steamer "City of Lowell'' in con.
 nection with this excursion renders il
 doubly attractive.
 Commissioners Goss and Holmes 1 Sheriff Rigney and w. ID. Fulton of the Farrel Foundry and Machine Co bat tered down old time customs at the meeting of the department of public works last night by discarding their coats and appearing in shirt waist cos tune. Probably the aldermen may take the hint and hang their coats with their hats in the ante-room dur l ing the warm weather.
 Oscar Cornish of the e. A. R. vii l deliver lecture before the officers 1 lyceum in the armory tomorrow night l The subject of the lecture will be "Tht Battle of Bull Run." Mr Cornish vii l exhibit maps of the old battle place SC as to bring before the eyes of the audi l tors more vividly the scenes of the bat tie. The commissioned officers of Com Ipany e and Company A of this city ant Company NJ Of Torrington will be pres lent at the lecture, which is very lmpor ltant at this time owing to the trip oi lthe Connecticut National Guard tt .i iManasses in September.
 l Work upon the new home of tho I Boys club will be started within { l month. The new home wall be erect I ed on what is known as the Steele l property on Cottage place, adjoining I the site Of the new pos1omce Dullulns l About 15 feet of bhe Griggs estate or I the south side of the Steele property
 has also-been purchased, thus permit ! ting the old Steele homestead to bt removed to that part Of the lot. The building, which will be moved at once i wdU be altered so as to make two ten
 ements, which are expected to give the 1 club an income of $500 or $400 a year trV1r AIS T sl SRN<r ExrYFIl n
 started as soon as the old homestead
 is moved.
 l Your eyesight ds too precious and
 your eyes too delicate to be trified with. Don't buy eyeglasses without
 consulting an expert. Consultation will l cost you nothing here; graduate op .tician to tell you whether you need
 glasses or what glasses you require
 Upson Jewelry Co, opticians, 6s Bank
 street.