Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-03
CITY NEWS

American band prom, Eagles hall, tomorrow night, concert and dancing.
 Fresh supplies of photographic film and paper are received every week at Lakes drug store. Amateurs who buy their stock there need not fear failure from stale emulsions.
 The assessors and board of relief have submitted their estimates for 1906 to the department of finance as follows; Payroll assessors and boards, S4,500; board of relief, salaries and supplies, $550; clerk, $1,145; enroll ment and compiling, $500; teams, board of assessors, SIIO; advertising, S116; books, printing, etc, S220; mis- cellaneous, $60; maps. surveys and re- vision of books, 5000; total, $9,200.
 The regular quarterly meeting of the Graduate Nurses association of Connecticut will be held in the lecture room of the Second Congregational church, corner of West Main street and Holmes avenue, Waterbury, on Wednesday, November s, 1905. Morn- ing session at 10 q. h., afternoon ses- sion at ? D. m. Address by Rev J. N. Lewis of Waterbury and also one by Miss Davis of Boston, Music Lunch will be served to all who wish it at reasonable rates.
 The members and friends of the Burns club enjoyed the Halloween sociable in Foresters' hall on Tuesday evening in the regular Scotch style. with singing. dancing and music. The Ia1 ,f H.l Ia. which the club has had gave new life and tone to the sociable. Mrs A. Will kie. Mrs Brown and Mr Leary enter tained with songs. and A. Wilkie danced the Highland fling. D. Hunter favored with an Irish jig. Singing and dancing went on to the small hours and all who attended said it was the most enjoyable evening the club has had. Some of the features were very amusing as we'll as enter taining. The club has started on a new era and in better condition than at any time since they were burned out in the big fire. The present off cers are D. Murray. president; Thomas Baker. vice-president; A. Mckay, treasurer; A. Clark. financial secre- tary and A. Wilkie, secretary.
 Superintendent Atwood of the de- partment of charities is having trouble with people who are brought here from New York and then turned adrift without penny in their pocket. It appears that bureau of labor at Il Mulberry street has been furnishing labOrerS to local contractors, but many of them don't suit and they are dis charged after working a few hours. They get nothing for this effort and as most of them have no money and no where to go they naturally turn to the department or charities. Four such persons showed up in the office yesterday and wanted to be sent home The superintendent refused to comply with the request but it looks as though he will have to yield if, they keep on coming. This is some thing which should be looked into for so many transient laborers are coming into town, some willing to work and others who wouldn't keep steady job. the business of caring for then would soon become quite burden on the public.
 These are the days when you should look our stock over in anticipation of Christmas gifts. Our ass0rtments to- day are nearly complete when. as a few weeks from now, they will be broken into. Some of the most ex- duisite toilet sets and manicurlng pieces are ready for your inspection. Opal rings in hundred different styles will probably be our best sell ing line this year. The Upson Jewel " Co 6S Bank street.