Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-22
CITY NEWS

Drop or rom 2c a pound to 4c pound on meats at Castles market.
 There will be a meeting of Divi- sion ,, A. O. Fl. this evening at 8 o'clock. Every member is urgently requested to be present.
 Boys don't get arrested for the sake of ten cents. Upson, Singleton & Go have lot of bathing trunks, rile 25, and 50 cent kind, in for 10 cents each. Better get one before they are gone. and then you can go in swimming.
 The Children of Mary of the lin maculate Conception church are re- quested to meet this evening at 80 o'clock at St Patrick's hall. Every member is earnestly requested to at tend.
 The young ladies who are employed in department 27 of the Waterbury clock shop will enjoy a trolley ride to- night. They will leave the center in a. special car, which will go over all the lines. The committee which has planned the affair consists of the Misses May McGrath, Mamie Dalton, Ada Wolff and Inez Dorman
 The town hall in Watertown will undoubtedly be crowded with lovers Of
 
 given by the junior pupils of Miss Louise J. Malone A fine and varied pro- gram has been arranged which will af- ford the young pupils an opportunity of showing what artistic ability they possess. The pupils will be assisted by Miss Josephine Shea of Hartford, a noted soprano soloist, and Miss Cath crime Glester of this city, supervisor of music in the local schools.
 Eveline T. Morris, Arthur F. Cowles and Elizabeth w. Cowles have filed an appeal iii the superior court from the decision of the probate court in regard t,o the allowance of the accounts ot the 1 late Franklin Todd, who was conserva- tor over Evelin6T. Morris. Arthur and Elizabeth Cowles were appointed con servators over Mrs Morris on the ueath of MT Todd. A. H. Wells, administra- l tor Of the estate of the late MT Todd, recently filed an accounting of the con- servatorship and some of the accounts were protested by the new cOnserva- 1 tors. but were allowed by Judge Lowe of the probate court The conseryators object t0 accounts amounting to $4to and court fees of $13.70. ~ Michael Della who is held under l bonds of S2,5O0 for the next term of superior court on the charge of as sault with intent to kill, sold his prop l erty yesterday through an intermedi- 1 ary, Nicola Colombo, to his wife. The papers were drawn up yesterday by Attorney Bauby, Delia's counsel. The l property consists of two pieces of land. containing 21a acres each, located in l the town of Watertowll. and several buildings thereon. Yesterday after, noon an alta chment for $5,O00 was placed upon the property dn the inter est of Giuseppe Capio, who was stab bed by Della and who has brought suit lagainst him through Attorney Lynch
 Miss Harriet Emily Mason, dangh- ter of Mrs Josie E. Mason and Mar Twin Wesley Bilderbaclz of Millyille, N. Y., were married at the residence I of Dr Celeste A. Benedict of 52S State street, Bridgeport, on Tuesday l night, the ceremony being performed by the groom's father, the Rev F. w. Bilderback. The wedding was the I continuation of a romance begun at l the Bennington seminary in New Jer- sey, from which both graduated last June. Mrs Mason, mother of the bride, was formerly proprietor of the Chelsea house.. Waterbury,, where they have hosts of friends. The bride is a talented musician, and elocution- ist The happy pair will reside for the present in Waterbury where the groom has position with manufac- l turing company. The wedding was very quiet one, only the family and 1 few friends being present.
 Your eyesight is too precious and your eyes too delicate to be trified with. Don't buy eyeglasses without consulting an expert. Consultation will cost you nothing here; graduate op- tician to tell you whether you need glasses or what glasses you require. l Upson Jewelry Go, opticians 6S Bank street