Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-09
CITY NEWS

Pop concert, Polls theater, Sunday evening; American band, fifty men. a The department of public works held meeting at o'clock this after noon
 The Waterbury Military band will give a prom at the Auditorium next Saturday evening, November F.
 Liberty circle, of the Lady Forest CTS will give a promenade at Leaven- worth hall on Friday evening.
 William Clark of Hartford was granted papers of administration on the estate of the late Julius Weed to- day. e uts3 a8 e1g
 The Sunshine Athletic club will give their fourth annual promenade and dance this evening at Speedwell hall.
 Mrs Mary Bowers, aged 55 years, wife of Henry l.. Bowers, died yester> day afternoon at her home, 322 North Willow street.
 The seventh annual fair of the Washington Hill Athletic club will open up this evening at their hall on Washington street and will continue for eight nights.
 The four-act comedy drama, "A Yankee in Cuba,'' will be put on the stage at Pythian hall, Waterville, to- morrow night, under the auspices of St Michael's parish
 Miss Leopoldine Valentine. aged 31 years, died last night at the home of her father on Main street. Wateryille. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. uo88F ,sfuE
 Calvin L. Mack, aged 6S years. died yesterday morning at his home on the Watertown road. Besides his widow he leaves two sons, Frank and Henry, and two daughters, Nellie Mack and Mrs Roy Spencer. The funeral will be held at 1:30 o'clock Friday after nOon
 It was the weather did it. What else could have prompted Naugatuclz, the only town in the valley that kept the standard of William Jennings Bryan and democracy aloft through two successive campaigns, forget it. self and go over 200 for Roosevelt.
 The two suits of Julia c. Corbett of West Main street and her son Joseph against the Colonial Trust Go will not furnish food for the superior court this term. Attorney O'Neill has been re- tained for the plaintiff and he has filed a substantial complaint, which throws the case back to the end of the docket.
 The Waterbury National bank is fixing up the main entrance so that people will be able to get in and out of the building with less effort than ever before. Evidently the manage ment feels that with the great wave of prosperity which is on the way, its patrons will have heavier bank ac- counts than at any time in the past and they want to give them show to carry it in and out without using too much muscle. . t rrF-r.,
 The following contributions of floral offerings, which were omitted from the original list, were presented by friends on the death of the late Mar GUS Hellmann: Bouquet, Mrs Adam Hellmann and family of Bridgeport bouquet. A. G.. Felix and family oi Bridgeport; bouquet, George Felix and family of Bridgeport; sickle, MT anc Mrs Thomas Dorn; bouquet of chrys anthemums, Mir and Mrs Rutherford New York; large basket of flowers, MI and Mrs Neschke and family; bouquet of white roses, Mir and Mrs E. L. Maloney; bouquet of chrysanthemums MT and Mrs D. J. Hackett; gallie
 
 chrysanthemums, John A. Siefen bouquet of carnations. MT and Mrs Frank Fhath; bouquet of carnations MT and Mrs Daniel Asheim; bouque, of pink carnations, Henry Kellner wreath, MT and Mrs Wild of Bridge port; star of roses, Humboldt lodge D. O. F.; bouquet of roses, R. A. Lowe Tonight is the night for the grand I oDeninp of the Washington Hills sey. enth annual fair at their hall on Wash ington street. The hall is neatly decor ated for the occasion. The members decided to run the fair at their rooms this year, it being nearly five years since they had fair there before. This will give the people in that vicinity a chance to attend and to give those in other sections chance to have a ride on the Baldwin street line, which brings one within very few steps of the hall. The members assure all who attend pleasant time. The hall down stairs will be taken up entirely with dancing, the floor being in excellent taken up with different kinds of games so those not engaged in dancing may l try their luck McLean's orchestra vii |. furnish music Combination tickets | good for admission any night of fair I pair of pretty eyes need all atten- | ton. If reading or sewing tires, we | fit glasses requisite to remove the J strain. If the defect is serious, we can serve you. Don't neglect your eyes when we afford you an opportunity to find out what is wrong. Examination free. The Upson Jewelry Go, op