Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-13
CITY NEWS

Finish the week at Auditorium.
 American Band prom tonight. The department of education will
 meet at 7:3O o'clock Monday night. The board of commissioners of pub lie charities will meet Monday after ! noon at o'clock.
 | The union committee of the Holy | Name society will hold meeting in St Patrick's church at o'clock to-m0r- row afternoon.
 If your ticket has run out for the American Boy magazine, get another of Upson. Singleton x Co. Their
 salesmen will tell you how.
 A months mind requiem mass was celebrated this morning at s o'clock at the Sacred Heart church for the late James Shearon of Wolcott street. A large force of children will re eiye holy communion at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes tomorrow morning, There will be three masses, one at 6. another at 7:3O and the last at 10 o'clock.
 Mayor Elton and party of friends
 
 It is an ideal fishing day and anybody who knows how to handle the line and hook and strikes the right place should experience no trouble in landing a dozen or more of the anny tribe in a short time.
 The funeral of Miss Victoria Weston, who died Thursday. will be held to- morrow afternoon at 2:3O from Grace Baptist church. Rev Mir Reed and Rev MT Whitted officiating Miss Weston was member of the United Workers for Christ and first soprano finger in Grace Baptist church choir, and will be missed by large circle of friends. The burial will be in Pine Grove cema- tery.
 On Thursday evening, May IS, the members, [, of the Friendly league will hold Dutch costume party. Each member will show her pink entertain ment ticket and can procure guest card, also a pattern of the cap, in the office. Upon that evening brief ac- count of the reunion at New Britain will be given by the delegates and the story of the Vacation house at Madison will be told. The Vacation house will open on July 1 and places are already being secured for summer vacations.
 All the dwelling houses have been moved off the property of the Chase Rolling Mill company and building operations will begin as soon as pos sible. The building in view, it is said, will be the target shop building in the it wand will be the means of making the payroll of the concern big ger than that of any other manufac- turing concern in the city. The growth of this concern is indicative of the progressive spirit in the industries of the city. When other concerns are running half time. this one generally is working over time.
 SELLING OUT.-Beginning Wednes- day,May 1O,Mrs B. Keough, ,194 Baldwin street. will offer to her many true and faithful patrons bargains that their equal have never before been presented to the public of Waterbury. On ac- count of ill health am obliged to give up business, therefore every piece of goods In the store must be converted into money within the next ten days. Don't forget the opening. Wednesday, May 10, when every piece of goods in the store will be sold for fraction of it's value. Mrs B. Keough, 194 Bald win street, Waterbury, Conn.
 Division f. A. o. H., held a regular semi-monthly meeting fin Hibernian hall Thursday evening and initiated three candidates and received six pro- positions for membership. The com mittee on degree work promises to have the third and fourth degrees worked in the near future in manner that will be highly creditable to all Hibernians of the city. who are cor dially invited to witness the exercises. The amount of good accomplished by this division is something the members are all proud of, having paid out in sick and death benefits since January l, 1905, the sum of S28J.
 There was a delightful birthday party given in honor of Frederick street. last Saturday evening. About eighteen of his young friends attended. There were piano selections by Harold Rogers. Miss Margaret Whiting: duets by the Misses Mary Connolly and Eleanor Whiting; recitations by Robert Dixon and James Belden. Singing and games were also indulged in. \ dainty collation. was served. the color scheme on the table being pink and white. The party broke up at late hour. all wisIr ing the young host many happy returns Of the day.
 The dance and reception given in Eagles hall last night by Brass City lodge. 2JO. l.. \. to E. of R. T.. fur nished an opportunity for number of young people to make merry for a few hours. There were twenty fj.- ures on the dance program. Lallier's orchestra furnished music. The affair was in charge of the following com mitteeS: Committee of arrangements. Miss l.. Kenney. chairIady: Elizabeth II. Quinlan. Elizabeth Riley: reception committee. Mrs ]. F. Quinlan. Mrs F.. Richards. Mrs NJ. Kennev. Mrs q. Riley. Mrs ". Rogers. Mrs F.. Nee han. floor committee. Mary Burns. Margaret T. StrokeT. Elizabeth Riley. Della NJ. Quinlan. Anna l.. Johnson. Hattie Kenney.
 X child's eyes are delicate things. to Ie deIicately handled. To properly fit them with glasses is a difficult prob lem since the undeveloped mind is un- able to render that aid necessary to a ffacuoSiS which fS to ba ev-