Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-02
CITY NEWS

The board of safety will hoEd as meeting this afternoon at o'clock.
 The funeral of Miss Eulodfe Brodaur will take place tomorrow morning st S.3O. from her late home, 86 Meadow
 street to St Ann's church.
 J. G. Twining, the well known fur~ niture dealer, who has been forced out of the rink building, has secured large and commodious store in tf,el Conlon block on South Main street.
 The many friends of Thomas Pms Ian of East Farm street, an employs of the kettle department of the Ram dolph- Cloves Go. who has been III for some time past, will be pleased tot learn that he is on the mend and will soon be able to return to work.
 The First division. A. O. H.. wsa,f a hold its regular needing Thurs4aaar night After the trasaticn of roufinn business adjournment wdu be taken V, K. of c. hull. Platt block, where ths first, second and third decrees vvdisl De exemphf1ed according to the newl ritual. t5 -, 'sfs
 David l.. Frisbie, 63 years old. dfa5 rnls morning at his residence in Wo1<s q nck. The funeral will be held F,.if5av afternoon at ? o'clock from his Iafs residence. The deceased was a r,an,- Der of Go O, 14th Connecticut vo1. unteers, and served for three years 1rt2 the civil war. | = .s The best harbingrs Of spring yph' seen about town this year are the open doors in the different stores. Ine] sunshiny weather has prompted fbe dealers to let in a little fresh air anqY It would seem that the change has helped trade somewhat, too, for tfaart> were more shoppers out to-day than usual. William D. Keenan. of Maffat,,rs5 street must have been born under a3 lucky planet. Some time ago f,is uncle died in the old country leayiup' q snug sum of money and recently m aunt was called away, before leavinq she remembered Mir Keenan by nss- quest of something in the neighbor- hood of .$2,oOO.
 A very important meeting of Di,ris. ion No will take place to-morroy
 Thursday evening, in K of c. hall All the members are requested to at tend At this meeting the degree team from Division No 3 will confer fhe third and fourth degrees on a class or eighty members. All members of t11e oider in this city are invited to at tend.
 Silan Bronson Conclaye. Improved Order of Heptasophs. elected twelve new members at it's meeting last even- ing, and these with about 8 dozen more will be initiated into the order on March 15. At this meeting Morris IG. Cohen, of Pittsburg the supreme archon of the order, will be present .afd make an address. Visitors win be. in attendance from the other concIaves of this city and vicinity, and it is prob- able there will be addresses by other. prominent members of the order
 After to-day it will not be necessary for attorneys to use their hats for a telephone in the dictrict court Clerk Root is having the office overhaule6 to-day and the telephone cabinet will
 be removed to the judges room wheroa privacy is assured one's conversation
 over the wire. Hitherto one might as well speak through Gabriel's trump9t3 as the district court telephone, md there was no use whatever in talking through one's hat as attorneys In that court are accustomed to do. The i change will be greatly appreciated, es-H pecially by the bachelor attorneys. On account of the many aspiranfs, for the democratic nomination for president there promises to be some interesting politics in Waterbury thtsl year. A number of Democrats uving' in the third ward are trying to organ-l ize club to support either Judge Par-I
 ker, of New York, or MT Olney, of Massa chusetts. These democrats ep-I pose the candidacy of MT Hearst, of1 New York, for reasons which they do not care to make known at present. With rival clubs of the same political color there cannot fail to be lively pol-a ftfcs, which will be a very good thing unless bad feeling results.
 The members of the Blomo Outing club, about twenty-four in number. enjoyed a bus ride to Cheshire last night. On arriving at Cheshire they
 stopped at the WaverIy club inn where bounteous repast was served. After full justice had been done to the appe-l tizing squad, an entertainment was
 held and dancing was enjoyed. Among
 those, who contributed to the even-
 ing's entertainment, were Matthew Doyle, Thomas King, Fenton McEvoy. and the Misses May Buckley, May
  ty was chaperoned by Dr and Mrs | James J. McLinden.
 Williamsport, Pa, is having a tus- sle with smallpox. The Park hotel, inc principal hostelrys in the town is orlara ntined and the authorities are conducting still hunt for boarder who made his escape. Compulsory vaccination has been introduced and | within the past week 5000 persons have submitted to the operation Young and old are rushing to the phy- sicians and it is believed that the rush will continue until every man, woman and child in the place is nurs- ing sore arm. The sights people
 have already witnessed prompt them to resort to almost anything that
 promises to act as preventive against the ravages of the mafady. l Every advertiser Ill the Democrats l Penny-a-Word Column from this date l to the s...sSount of 25c or more will be