Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-23
CITY NEWS

Get TWO pairs of trousers in [. S. X Cos sale. It will pay you twice over
 The board of relief will begin it's Ia ! hors ill the City nall on Monday. Feb | rUhrN q. People who have not been able to agree with the assessors rel,- tive to the value of their property should keep thIs i'll mind.
 There will he Il hearing next Mon. day upon the will of the late Mary K. stone. The document was filed with the probate court to-day and if leaves all of the estate to the stcpdaughtcr Mary A. Stone who is nominated eX- ccutri4.
 Announccmont Was made today of inc engagement of Miss Lidn. daugh- ter of Judge Lucien F. Burpee, and John x. Ellsworth of Simsbury. Mr EllsW0rtl is at present q senior Tn Yale. His father is manufacturer ln Simsbury and the family is one of the oldest in Connecticut.
 The Hartford police have received q government communication from Fort SIocum, \. T.. asking them to look for James r. DraDeau. who enlisted in inc regular army for three years in that city September j and who desert, ed on September II. DraDcau'S home is ill Windsor and he is 23 years old.
 The American band weekly l,rulnel. nd" at Eagles hall Satur.y evening had large attendance. The pronen. adeS are hccolning more popular every week. The attendance the past few weeks was far ahead of what if Was heretofore. The musical progranl was appreciated and encores were frequent.
 The St Anthony's Aid society of st Patrick's parish yesterday made the preliminary arrangement for char. ity bazaar which will be held iu St Patrick's parish hall, on Wednesday Thursday, Friday and Saturday even ings. March l. ?, 3 and 1. A erand sccred concert will wind up the ba zaar on Sunday evening, March !. The promenade given by the Mill tary band at the City hall Saturday tNthiliS Hdu ~ lulI dttclhi'I''t. II. band rendered the dance music in fin, style and had to respond to many en cores. The Telegram Square auarte i rendered several vocal selections anI ! received much applause. The quartr will again appear on next Saturda, evening at the promenade.
 ] President R. w. Hampson has an 1 nounred tue following list of dele gates to the annual meeting of th' State Business Mems association, t, he held ill Meriden Thursday: J. Galley, Thomas II. Hewitt, w. : Jones. Warren L. Hall. H. r. Hard i ing, Attorney ]. II. Cassidy, Q. X. Zig iatzki. A. w. Castle. C. A. Templetor William ]. Pape and Jacob Kaiser Mr HumpsoTi. who is director of tn state association, will also % to til convention.
 A pretty party assembled at tn home of Mrs I. w. Black. North Mai street. nn Saturday afternoon. in hor oi of he tNc-!ear Id ne'e, Hclt Feeney. They amused and ~niove themselves with Miss Julia Shiel presiding al the piano. ami the Misse Staplcton and Curlcv in fancy an Snanish dances. Among the littl tots was Miss Dorothy Finley of Wo cester. Mass. \ sunptuous lunch wa served at :. o'clnck. after which the all dispersed feeling very happy.
 The registrars of voters and the assistants will sit on Friday. Fehruar 2 and lO. iR each voting cistrict ( Waterbury to rryisc the list of voter for party primaries and caucuses. I'll registrars will Slt at the fOllowhl places: First ward. room 2. Ea' Main street: second ward. Pelka's ia Tor shop. Citizens bank huildln, third ward, city court room, City Ina fourth ward. Dodge's shoe store. South Main street: fifth ward. King cigar store. l6 East Man street: SiXt Watcrville drug store. Parties alreat enrolled and who have not chang, their residence since last wear "
 ind their names on the lists.
 Gases assigned for hearing In il district court this week are Edgar ' Pinncv against Elizahcth F.. Nerwi TucSdav: Mary \. Lawlor against il city. Wednesday. and the Hastin! Pavement company against tue cif Friday. Today the ease of Sarah H"t"hki>S against Hattie l.. Day Wa, hrguu before Judge Cowcll. Tn is g Suit for foreclosure of W mnrIgagc notes augregatip" SI00 wi
 interest since January 1@t2. IT
 parties tu the shit lire cn North Ma street "n whirh property involved i situatc,l. TFcrc is an offs set set |
 hy the dcfrn~a. for rent. statine Ii prurerty ",-runied bv the ulai"tif' partly situated on the land owned
 defendant
 Complicated eyeglass PrcscriptiOc
 filled at short noiic" It the Ups,
 .Tewcirv Co. t.S Bank street. Tram
 repaired Ia uic.'iT upticaI iiiiil . 1 dat.9rfrueuf tEu.Nggi1a4 in ifS aurnst