Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-26
CITY NEWS

Mrs Henry Pagan of Derby is the guest of Miss Flora Morse of Wall street. s4 tes
 William Judd of. East. Main Street, who has been seriously i'll with pneu- monia, is able to be around again
 The schoolboys, large or small, can get caps on Saturday in U s. & Co.'S South Main street store for 10 cents.
 American band prom at Auditorium to--morrow evening. Five season program
 For big boys or little boys, spring caps or winter caps will be sold Sat gleton X Co.'S South Main street store.
 4 months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Francis Kay ier's church tomorrow morning at o'clock for the late Martin F. Connor, of Washington street.
 Harry Clark and Hattie Temple, who are playing an engagement at Jacques theaterl this week, are the guests of Mir Clark's sister, Mrs John Downey Of Welton street.
 A party of young people from St Margaret's school visited the Friendly League on Thursday They were much interested and enthusiastic and spent a very pleasant afternoon.
 Miss Anna l.. Ward of "Maplewild,' 3 on Grove street, fell on the ice on her own private driveway yesterday morn ing and fractured her right wrist. Miss Ward is president of the Young Wo- mems Friendly league.
 The first shot in the war between the axe and the old rink was fired this morning, when the big billboard that stood on the top of the old structure was attacked and put out Of business in short order.
 Judge Peasley in the district court yesterday decided the case of Daigle against Cronin for the defendant. Damages and a permanent Injunction to prevent the defendant diverting the course of stream were asked.
 George DeBeaulieu, who scored a hlg hit with his singing and dancing speciality in the Talma clubs minstrei performance, has joined the Ideal Minstrel troupe, from which he re cedved a fine offer for long engage ment
 Miss Anna B. Webster formerly sTenographer in the office of former Fax Collector William E. Thoms, and Charles Barr Watrous, of Thomas ston were married in Thomaston yesterda v afternoon at 5.3O. After short wed- ding tour Mir and Mrs Watrous will reside in Thomaston.
 Rev Andrew F. Traynor and Rev T, M. OReardon, the former a brother of Rev Father Traynor Of Wateryille two young priests who were ordained in Dublin, Ireland, on January 91, are visiting with Father Traynor at Wa tery1lle, where they will assist him in his parish work Sunday. Both priests have been adopted by the bishop Of Kingston, Canada, and will leave for that place on Thursday of next week to take up their allotted work An other brother of Father Traynor's will be ordained in Dublin next May.
 The town store was formally opened to-day in the basement of the City hall building, directly under the office Of tn eboard of chorities. It is well stocked with groceries and makes a very convenient spot for the business. The potatoes were furnished from the Brookside home and are as good as can be found in the market The nIi1n"S~IuenL sta.eu Uo-uay lnaL Lor the present at least no advertising will be done, the board being of the opinion that people who want to trade there will "catch on'~without the aid of the newspapers.
 Of all things never neglect your eye sight. Every one at the age of 35 or 40 years begins to have some amount of visual error. It Is much cheaper to have the trouble eradicated at the start than to wait five years for com pIlcated troubles The Upson JeWelry Co, -68 Bank streets