Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-22
CITY NEWS

Hc diucIuch VIII H0eC TO-nlSnT.
 Gustave Kfrsch of, Birmingham Alabama. is the guest Of A. Rosen- berg of POP Bank street
 The forty hours devotion to the Blessed Sacrament will be held at the Sacred Heart church 8 week from next Sunday. NJ 457
 David Sheehys pool team will go to Thomaston this evening, where the crack team of that town will meet the visitors and try to give them defeat.
 The Rev Father Sheehan <of St Patrick's church will deliver the ser mon at the Lenten devotions at the Sacred Heart church on Wednesday evening.
 The Novice Whist club met with Mrs c. J. Yosburgh at her home, 953 Bank . street, Thursday afternoon The first prize was won by Mrs w. H. Precht and Mrs Booth and the consolation prize by Mrs Goldman. and Mrs Jannson.
 Lewis Leventhal of Scovill street, through his attorney, Judge Root, has notified City Clerk Nettleton that lie will claim damages to the amount of 800 for injury to his property on ac- count of back water from an alleged
  ises.
 There will be no evening classes at the Friendly League tonight as this is Washington's birthday. There will be, however, full rehearsal at s. o'clock of all who take part in the en- tertainment next Thursday, which is very important, and full attendance is hoped for. &
 
 den came to Waterbury on Saturday. The object of MT Bellows visit was to secure $50 from the management of the Go G fair. He was the hold CT of ticket No 43,183. marked Baby Come On Quick" which won $50 at the drawing of prizes.
 Mortimer Kelly, a popular employe of the ScovilI Manufacturing Go, and Miss Maud Chandler, a well known young lady in the eastern section of the city, who is employed by the Wa terbury Clock Go, are receiving con- gratu-.-.4ons. The news of their mar riage, which occurred short time ago. has just been reported. Mr and Mrs Kelly are residing at 30 Laurel street.
 Washington's birthday was observed to-day by the closing Of the public and private schools. the suspension of busi- ness in some of the factories, day off with the employees Of the different de partments of the city government ex- cept the common laborers, who have to work no matter who plays, the clos ing of the Bronson library and the banking institutions. Some day the newspapers and stores will suspend operations on February 22 and then people will see just such an ,observ- ance as we ought to have on the birth day Of the father of his country
 John I. Bowling Of PAP Walnut street wishes to deny. the report that he is married Or contemplates any such thing. He says that when the time comes, and he expects that time will be in the near future, he will give all his friends an invitation to help him celebrate the happy event.
 The entertainment given in Polls theater last night under the manage ment of Ted Biggerstaf was well patrondzed Everything passed off very smoothly and all the numbers on the program were well received. One of the very bright features of the nights entertainment was the singing of John B. Moran. He never sang better dn his Mfe and he was assisted in making his selections big successes by the moving pictures which accom- panied him.
 Every advertiser in the Democrats Penny a. Word Column from this date to the amount of 25c or more will be given book free of charge.
 Children are called stupid and dull by teachers for no more reason than that their eyes are not as the eyes of other children Perhaps they do not see as well as they should, cannot study long without pain. and eventual ly, if too much driven, become soured in disposition. Parents, you taSe grave responsibility upon your shoul- ders when you neglect these signs. Ex- anlinatfons free. Upson Jewelry Go, opticians.