Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-18
CITY NEWS

the NaugatucK division, is confined to his home on Chestnut avenue with tonsilitis.
 Frank Perez has been elected presi- dent of the Barbers' union. He sue ceeds George Lambert, who has join ed the ranks of the master barbers.
 There will be an important meeting of the Queens Daughters this evening at 8 o'clock at St Patrick's hall. Every member is earnestly requested to at tend.
 A special meeting of St Mary's IT. A. society will take place Friday even- ing. August 19, in St Patrick's hall at s o'clock. Every member is earnestly requested to be present as business of importance is to be transacted.
 L. R. Carter and c. H. Davis have sold for Henry Stackman his two family house on Plaza avenue to Mrs Anna K. Cashman Mrs Cashman purchased the property as home and will occupy 1t as soon as conven- dent.
 G. H. Murdock of Chestnut avenue, an insurance agent, has removed to Warren, Mass, where he has accepted the principalship of a public school. MT Murdock was formerly a teacher before entering the insurance busi- ness.
 There will be an important meeting of Division 2, A. O. H., this evening. It is expected that every member will attend as reports from state conven ton will be given After the regular session the entertainment committee will bring forward some talent to amuse and entertain those present X The Waterbury Buckle Go has brought bill in equity in the United States circuit court against Roswell A. Moore and Roswell A. Moore, jr, who are manufacturers of buckles and are doing business in Berlin un- der the firm name of R. A. Moore & Son. The plaintiffs claim infringe ment of patent
 Lawyer Bronson of Waterburyti partner to Lawyer Terry, who is the father of F. L. Terry, came to New Britain yesterday afternoon and con- suited with IT. c. Gussman in regard to the settlement of the affairs of the late trolley manager. They were to- gether for an hour. All the claims against MT Terry have been presented and checks will be drawn covering the amounts at once, 1t is said.-New Britain Herald.
 Tn letter written by c. F. Hayes of the Democrat. who with his wife has been travelling in Europe since early in July, he says the signature of Jean Jacques which he ran across in the register at Blarney castle was like meeting an old friend. But when he met Peter Luddy of Charles street who is also on the other side of the water, walking along the streets o1 Cork one day, he felt like a trayeIel who had struck an oasis in a desert MT Hayes expects to return to Wa terbury in September.
 From now on democrats in the sev eral wards will be interested in put l ting up tickets for the ward primaries and unless some parties who like tc see disSension in the camp succeed il I making trouble things look bright fol united action this fall There is ab Isolutely no truth in the imputatior that Chairman Burns called the pri maries earlier than was necessary. As l a matter of fact he was obliged tC issue the call yesterday in order tt l comply with the state and local party rules which provide that delegates tc l the stae convention shall be named al l least five days prior to the holding o1 l the convention, and that notice anC warning of the primaries shall be is sued ten days in advance of the date on which they shall be held The state convention will be held Oh Sep tember 6, so that all talk about snaI primaries is too transparent for ordi nary mortals.
 There are countless numbers ot l people in Waterbury who wear eye l glasses and find great relief in them | Among all those people are scores who, though benefited by their glass 1 es, fail to be satisfied, realizing that 1 objects should be more clearly de fined and free from misty and indefin- | ite appearance. Our business is to
 make corrections on glasses already fitted and apply the finishing touches. necessary to good results. The Dp- son Jewelry Co, opticians, 6S Bank street.