Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-26
CITY NEWS

There will be meeting of St Jos eph's T. A. society at o'clock this evening.
 The Misses Mary Kelley and Cath crime Higgins of Dover street left this morning to attend wedding of a friend in New York.
 Miss Mary O'Reilly of Ayers street, Scovill Manufacturing Co, has entered Bellevue hospital, New York city, to study for trained nurse.
 The board of education will hold a special meeting this evening for the purpose of approving of the pay rolls and disposing of any other business that may require the attention of the board.
 In the probate court today there was a hearing on the application of Mrs Mary B. Percy for an allowance from the estate of her husband pending its settlement. Without any opposition she was allowed $1,20O.
 John McElligott, the coal dealer, and his son Edward, left this morning for New York, where they will join other coal dealers of New England to take a trip to the various mines throughout the country where the product is turned out
 In his sermon at the Second Baptist church last night the Rev Mir Root called attention to the dangers that confront home life from looseness of discipline and divorce He also re- garded the centralizatiOn of wealth as an evil omen.
 A daughter was born on June 10 to MT and Mrs Joseph Anderson, Jr, for merly of this city, at San Juan, P. R. Mir Anderson has resigned his position as United States commissioner at that place and entered, into partnership with two Porto Rican lawyers under the name of Anderson. Cuchi X Coll.
 Music in the Fourth of July celebra- tion will be one of the main features. Four of the local brass bands have been secured already and number out of town are to be heard from. The four locals are the American, Water bury Military, Lithuanian and Italian and the Thomaston and the TOrring- ton.
 Daniel T. Burlington has sold for Edward H. Smith his two family resi- dence on Walnut avenue to Thomas O'Leary, who has bought the property for a home. and also sold for David Carroll his three family house on Will ton street to Mary A. Murphy. who has purchased the property for invest. ment.
 A most interesting program has been arranged for the entertainment of all who attend the reception and dance given by the pupils of Miss Reeds dancing academy in Knights of Colum- bus hall Friday evening, June 30. A. J. Lallier will furnish music for dane ing. Choice novelty dancing will be a pleasing part of the evenings enter tainment.
 Charles Stillson of Southbury, who has been missing from his home for about a week, walked into the house of his brother in Simonsville last night His family feared something had hap pened to him and men have secured the country in search of him since he disappeared. He is an invalid and must have had hard time getting to Waterbury.
 Judge Peck of Bristol was in the district court short time this fore noon and heard motion by Attorney Wood to amend the complaints in the tax cases of the Town Plot school dis trict against George A. Upham, the estate of B. q. Forest, w. F. Conklin and Mary c. Partree. The motion was opposed by Attorney Peasley. It was allowed, however. but the plaintiff must pay S5 costs in each case. The sums involved are very small. They are as follows: In Upham's case S5.6O; Forest estate. SLIP: Conklin. S2 and Partree 40 cents. The costs in each will amount to about S20.
 The Merrimac A. c. will give their first annual excursion to Savin Rock the White City, Tuesday, July 4. Two special trains will be run over the loop. The first train will leave Dublin street station at S:15 a. m. and the second train at s:25 a. m. The trains will run through to New Haven with out a stop. There will be special trol ley cars at the depot to convey the ex. cursion party to the Rock. The triT from Waterbury to Savin Rock will be made in IF hours. On the return triT trains will leave New Haven depot for Waterbury at 10 D. III. The tickets will be s11O This includes car fare and trolley fare both ways. also an admis. sion to the White City and dance hall The tickets will be limited so as to ip sure a pleasant trip. Tickets may be procured from the members of tn, club. James ]. Hayes. William Cleary, Thomas Riley. William Ghent and James Downey.
 Young men of to-day have fastidlous tastes. They like a fairly small thin watch. We have a fine assortment of them. plain and engraved. with the very best movements made in this size Today we are able 10 show you the best all around watch ever produced for SIP Upson Jewelry Co. watch. makers.