Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-15
CITY NEWS

The aldermen will meet tonight tC
 discuss the 0akville trestle question.
 American band prom at Eagles hal
 Saturday night: always something new
 Agnes and Mary Fitzpatrick of Wal
 street are visiting pr Bennett and
 wife of Providence.
 There will be meeting of Sl
 Mary's T. A. B. society in St Patrick's
 hall this evening at 7:3O.
 A small fire at the plant of Lilley,
 Swift X Co yesterday was extinguish-
 ed by the Hon George L, Lilley before
 1t did much damage.
 James A. Hynes was elected treas. Grer of the Connecticut Fat Mems as. sociation, which met at Compounce yesterday.
 The sisters of the Holy Ghost will have the usual Saturday afternoon sewing class tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock, Pupils are requested to at tend promptly.
 Charles F. Probst has purchased from Joseph W. Sanford his residence. No 15S Walnut stret. The sale was made through the agency of Daniel T. Harrington of 40 East Main street
 We pay your return fare on all pur- chases amounting to S10 and over. anf expressage free on all purchases of S1 and up. The Gamble, Desmond Co. New Haven. Everything for men, wo- men and children to wear and to use in the house
 Saturdays and Thursdays are special sale days at the Gamble, Desmond | Co.'S, New Haven. That's the safe store, where everything you buy is re- liable and honestly priced. Everything | for men, women and children to wear and to use in the house.
 Captain Carter announces an un- conditional surrender to the Second ward republican machine. and adds that he will support it. This is hard. but as the captain very aptly states. there the things more important to him than an aldermanship
 Yesterday Officer Tehan arrested a vender of shoe strings who was en- deavoring to sell his wares to the employees of Scovill's factory as they came out at noon. As it was the fel- lows first time being arrested he was let off with a warning.
 At the First Baptist church last evening, the Rev Dr Haywood. on be- half of the ladies of the parish, pre- scented the Rev E. NJ. Harris. the re- tiring assistant pastor, handsome travelling bag and a sum of money. Mir Harris will spend the winter at ' Louisville, Ky.
 W. G.. Grieve. of -Grleye. Bisset X Holland. entertained his clerks at his home on Buckingham street last ev- ening. A delicious repast was enjoy ed by those lucky enough to be pres ent. Several speeches were made and numerous selections. both vocal and instrumental were rendered.
 The Evening Democrat carries the advertisements of number of Water bury's reliable and wide awake busi ness men to-day. These merchants want to make your acquaintance. They will give you a square deal every time. Take a trolley ride to the green and you will be in sight of some of the best stores in the state.
 Colonel Lucien F. Burpee, retired, Colonel Edward Schulze. First infan- try: Colonel Theodore H. Sucher. See Ond infantry Colonel Gilbert l.. Fitch. Thirl infantry; and Major William M. Stark. cOmmissary. C. \. G., are appointed board to consider charges in the Regulations, Connecticut Ma tional Guard" now in process of re- vision. made necessary by new legis- latiOn. The board will meet in the ad- iutant generals office. state capitol. Hartford. on date to be designated.
 The following will be of interest to people living in Cheshire. MilldaIe and other towns within a fifteen mile radius of Waterbury. The optical department of the UDsOn Jewelry Co will until further notice pay one round trip fare as rebate on every pair of solid gold eyeglasses or Spectacies purchased by any man. woman or child living within a fifteen mile radius of Waterbury. For an order for filled glasses. one straight fare. Optical department in charge of W. Richard Upson. who offers you a scientific examination free of charge.
 The WOman's Christian Temper ancp union of Connecticut will hold it's annual convention In the First C0ngrpga tional church. Waterbury. October 2. I and !. The first meeting Of the session will begin at 1S30 o. clock on Tuesday. Reports of fhe years work will be given Tuesday afternoon and "Wednesday morning Tuesday evening will be devoted tO short addresses Of welcome on behalf of the rity and churches and the locaI and county W C. T. T.. On WedneS- day evening Colonel George ". Rain of Kentucky will deliver an address on The Twentieth Century Search Light"
 \ member Of the buSineSs admins traitor says there will lrp some very important changes in police circies as soon as Mir Beach steps in and MT Egan retires. The new superintendent will not be required 10 do any clerical work and it would appear that some body will fall in for nice berth as clerk and stenOzrapheT t0 MF Beach ! The intention is tB have a complete rp- of the beats with the re- suit that police protection will 5e eI- tended considerably fartbeT into the . outside districts than ever before It . is quite likely that this would hs been done before. but fhe men whr I planned the new order of things ! deemed 1t advisable ta let the whole . matter stand as # is for the present.. | the pnd in view bpiug to make gou.I l slowing at the start
 Often times parents fan fa under 4 stand why their children are cailei