Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-04-23
CITY NEWS

central Labor union fair drawings
In Sunday Telegram tomorrow.
A son was born this morning to Mr.
and Mrs William LaForce of Locust
street.
An italian entertainment under the
direction of G.. Gaudiosi will be given
in Turn hall, Jefferson street, Monday
night.
The Talma club will give musical
at the rooms of the association to-mor-
row evening. All friends of the club
are Invited to attend.
The total receipts for the "Ben
Hur" engagement in this city were
over $1,000, the average for each per-
Torrance being about $1,700.
James E. Lawlor. the Grand street
cigar maker, Is at his post again af-
| ter an absence of fifteen weeks, the
result of an accident in which one Of
| his legs was fractured.
An ideal time can be enjoyed by ali
lovers of dancing by going to the
promenade and concert given by the
Ideal Social club at Concor6ia hall on
| Wednesday evening, April %.
*. of c. hall will be occupied on
Monday night by one Of the most pop
ular societies in this city. the Algon-
quin club, 10 MEMBERS, and hustlers
every one. 1t is a private affair, so
you are lucky if you receive an invi-
tation.
A meeting of the Catholic Women's
association will be held on Monday
night at O'clock. Several matters Of
the utmost Importance which should
receive the attention and the consider
alton of every member of the associa-
ton, will be laid before this meeting.
1t is hoped, therefore, that as many
members as possible will attend this
meeting.
The following officers were elected
last night by the South End Social
club: President, Harry Zimmerman;
vice president, Louis Buerger; record
ing secretary. Frank Phelan; tinan-
cial secretary, Thomas Quinlan; treas
urer, Bernard r. Reid; trustees, Will
liam Lawlor, Arthur Perigard and
Leonard Bates; sergeant-at- arms,
Fred Hardy.
Tuohey, the famous Irish piper,
will furnish inspiration for Jig and
reel dancing at the Hibernian fair in
City hall. People who are not pro-
ficient in the dancing business will
be interested in seeing how 1t Is done
and all will want to hear Tuohey
make the bags talk. so that the COM
mittee Is justified in feeling that the
fair is bound to be big success.
A very enjoyable birthday party was
given at the home of Miss Hazel Lake
on North Main street last evening
Among those who contributed to the
evenings enjoyment were the follow
ing: Piano solo, Miss Christine Dean;
recitation, Walter Mcguire; song, Miss
Hazel Lake; song, James Gardner;
duet by the Misses Nichols and Ma
guire. Miss Lake was the recipient of
many beautiful gifts.
| At business meeting of the alum
nae of the convent de Notre Dame last
night the annual election of officers
was held and resulted as follows:
President, Miss Emma l.. Hendricks;
vice-president, Miss Nora Mananey;
nonresident e-president, Mrs John
| NJ. Sweeney of Naugatuck; correspond
ing secretary, Miss Albina LaPrise: re-
cording secretary, Miss Mary Mitchell;
treasurer, Miss Mary Reilly; advisory
board, Miss Mary Kane and Mrs G. A.
Jackson.
The semi-annual meeting of the
Western Connecticut association OF
the Women's Foreign Missionary so
ciety OF the Methodist church was
held in the First church in Meriden
Thursday afternoon, Mrs I. A. Spencer
of this city presiding. Other Water
bury persons present We're: Miss Jen-
ME Summers, Miss Flora Bronson, Mrs
eastman, Mrs l.. T.. woodruff, Mrs
Palmer, Mrs Williams, Mrs L. p.
Mitchell, Mrs Bond and Mrs Ira
Strong.
equipped optical department more
forcibly to the public's attention. the
Upson Jewelry Co will. on Saturday
night only, fit any pair OF eyes having
ordinary troubles, with their first
quality gold filed eyeglasses or spec
tacles, usual price $3.50, Saturday
night price $3.50.