Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-19
CITY NEWS

Miss Della Curran of Bridgeport is visiting at the home of Miss Elizabeth Guilfoile, 121 Bishop street.
 The shorthand class of the o. W. A. will meet tomorrow evening instead of this evening.
 Dr George G. Herr of this city is at tending the state dental convention in Hartford to-day.
 The boys can get some good caps in U. s. & Cos South Main street store this week for 15 cents. worth from 20 to 50 cents.
 The regular meeting of the Alpha Whist club of St Mary's alumni will not be held this evening. The next meeting will be Tuesday, April 26.
 MT and Mrs Martin Byrne of Bishop street are receiving congratulations from their friends on the birth of a girl to them yesterday.
 All democrats of the first ward are invited to attend a meeting in lLyra hall, Phoenix avenue, at 8 o'clock this evening, to make out ticket to be voted for at the primaries.
 Democrats of the first ward met in the city court room last night and decided to put Parker ticket in the field at the primaries. The meeting was not largely attended, but every man on hand is a fighter and. win or lose, they'll give a good account of l themselves in the tussle
 Little business except that of rou- tine nature was transacted at the meeting of the board of charities yes terday afternoon. The bill of SIS from Sarah Sepew for nursing the children of Mrs Gallagher, a town charge, which was referred to the board of charities by the board of 1 health, was placed on the table and a committee appointed to confer with 1 the board of health and the city attor- ney in regard to where the responsi- bility should be placed in such cases. The sixth division, A. O. H. held an enthusiastic meeting last night and 1 initiated several new candidates into l the mysteries of the order. A feature of the meeting was the organization of drum corps to be known as the Sixth Division, A. O. H. Drum Corps 1 of Waterbury. Fifteen bright young men have been secured for the new organization and all will be provided with handsome new uniforms and in struments at the expense of the l division. The drum corps will be under the Jurisdiction of the organiz- l ing body, but such money as it may earn in filling engagements to furnish music for other than the Sixth division will belong to the musicians.
 Wednesday will be a good day fo1 you to happen into U. $. & Co.'S South Main street store. Odd lots and sizes of one dollar fancy shirts, your pick 25 cents each. Just think of it, a shirt for the price of collar.
 Almost all the wood and other things that entered into the makeup ot that mammoth structure known as the rink will soon have been cleared away and as soon as the trappings are gont ordinary rail posts will be set dowI I around the lot and the place fenced iI II the owner does not intend to builC l there this year it would be a nice thins to SOW some grass seed in the patel and convert it into a beautiful veIyety green sward for the summer months MT Holmes, who carted most of the good lumber to his property near Hitchcock'S pond, where he intends Ic build residence to replace the one burned down last winter, will have lots of stock for a very large house and if the material shows the same resistance 10 nre ln It's new location as it always has at the old stand the Holmes family need not trouble them selves about fires as long as they occupy it.
 The optical department of the Upsor JeWelry Go is equipped with all the needed apparatus and conveniences fol the detection and correction of those defects of sight that can be corrected | with oIaSSRS No eharpn n1ada fo1. da termining the needed glass.