Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-17
CITY NEWS

St Cecilia's fair. October 1922, Eagles hall.
 Miss Kittie Wallace has accepted a position with the New York Tailoring Go.
 The Southern New England Tele- phone Go is sending out letters calling attention to its wonderful facilities for handling calls, accompanied by neat match box and some stock made just right to it in the box.
 The aluminium singing butterfly that U. s. & Co are giving away to their patrons is a new novelty that is very attractive for either boys or girls. Ask for one when making a purchase in any department at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 After the lecture Saturday nght and until he left yesterday morning, the Hon Bourke Cochran was the guest of the Rev W. J. SIocum. He will make another call upon Father Sloculn after the November election for the purpose of taking in the sights about the city.
 At meeting of the different Ger man societies in Concordia hall yes terday the question sof amalgamatiOn was discussed. All the organizations have acted favorably on the proposi- ton and nothing now remains but the adjustment of few minor details to bring them together. Another session will be held on November 20.
 Complaint was lodged with the po- lice Saturday y. afternoon that George Lewis had lefty town with $76 Of the money of his employer, Oscar A. Val. entlne, paper hanger and decorator on Grand street. Lewis was not very long in the employ of MT Valentine. He succeeded MT Valentines son Per. cy, by Whim he was introduced to hia father Lewis is better known as R bell boy in the local hotels, where he was employed before he went to Mr Valentine. The money he is supposed to have gone away with was part of the employees payroll. He was said to have been seen in New Haven Sa t- urday evening", Lewis figured in sa runaway week ago which disabIed his right hand and scratched his face on the right side considerably. His disposition was no less attractive than his looks and it is thought that his dls- appearance was the outcome of extray- agance he could not afford.
 The bad feeling that has prevailed between William McCarthy, the hack driver, and Thomas Lynch, captain Of the Hook and Ladder company at the Burton street engine house, for over a year, broke out in great activity Sat urday evening. Mccarthy was former ly fireman in the Burton street house and was dismissed. He blamed his dismissal upon Captain Lynch, in whose company he was. Insubordina- tion was the charge against him, thas is, refusal to attend one of the horses as the captain ordered. Mccarthy would have his own way Of attendinA to 1t. During the parade Friday Nc Carthy is said to have insulted the captain. Saturday they met on East Main street, and after some words, the captain is said to have struck McCar- thy Whereupon more blows followed and i'll few moments such large | crowd gathered it was impossible for the belligerents to continue the fight. They fell all over each other on the street and received so many memen- toes of the scrap they are not liable to forget it for some time.
 Any who desire to join the classes at the Catholic Women's association should do so this week The regular class work in most of the classes began last week and it is necessary that any l. should get the full benefit by being present at the first lessons. The pen manship and millinery classes will be l formed this week. Names for these should be handed in to the superinten- dent, Miss Corden, tonight or to-mor- row night, so that a meeting night may be announced for later in the week. The grammar and arithmetic and elocution classes also have not finally decided on their regular clasA night Any desiring information as to these classes, or, in fact, as to any of the class work, can obtain it from Miss Oorden at the rooms Of the associat ton any evening after 7:3O Other class nights are as follows: Physical cul- ture. Monday: shorthand, Tuesday; French, Thursday; art work, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; dress making, Tuesday and Friday. These classes are open for new members all this week on the evenings mentioned above, at 7:30. The first social even ing was held on last Thursday, and the next one will be a Hallow cen party on Hallow eve. Miss Minahan's lelocution class will be the entertain ment committee for that evening
 Our mutual friends, our customers are the ones whose interests we al- ways strive to preserve, for we recOg- nize in them our advertisers. We have every known convenience for accurate and scientific examination of eyes. If you need glasses, we tell you so; if you do not, we are just as frank and can- did in our statement. The Up94n Jew fsIrv Gn 0Yl8ieiaTS