Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-26

A son was born "Wednesday to MT and Mrs NJ. J. Colloty of Central ave nue.
 The Windiammer Athletic club will give a private dance in K. of C. hall this evening.
 John T. Dallas was removed to the hospital yesterday afternoon. suffering with typhoid fever.
 The Mattatuck Rod and Gun club has received from the state fish com mission large consignment of young trout for distribution in the local brooks
 As the result of a severe cold. Frank Dunner of Bishop. street is suffering from partial blindness and will be obliged to remain in a dark room for some time. ...
 The funeral of Patrick Gardner will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3:3O o'clock from the family residence 191 Hill street, with service at St Thom- as church and interment in Calvary
 The funeral of Mrs Bridget Cluncy will be held from the family residence 1f9 Dublin street to the Sacred Heart church tomorrow afternoon at 1:3o o'clock. The interment will be in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Mrs B. Keough wishes to thank all those who have patronized her in the past for their liberal trade. She has sold out her dry goods and shoe busi- ness at 194 Baldwin street to the North End Dry Goods and Shoe Co. She has carried on q successful busi- ness in. that locality for the past thir- teen years and gives up owing to ill health.
 The funeral of John Gagain took place this morning from the residence of his son-n-law. J. ". Mcdonald. of Walnut street to the Immaculate Con- ception church where a mass of re- quiem was celebrated hv the Rev Father Brennan. The bearers were F. D. Rush. John F. Friend Edward Tracy, Patrick Reed. Joseph Dillon, and Thomas Garvey.
 William Flanagan. son of Mr and Mrs Edward Flanagan of Baldwin street, fell from q tree near his home yesterday afternoon and received bad shaking up. He was taken to his home where pr Lopez made an exam. ination. but could discover no broken bones. The business of climbing trees is now. as it always has been. fa- vorite pastime with boys. but it is at- tended with great risk to life and limb and should be discouraged as much as possible.
 The funeral of Edward Joseph Egan took place this afternoon from thS residence of his parents, Mir and Mrs John F. Egan. on South street with interment in new St Joseph's cemetery. The floral tributes included a standing cross. from his parents: pillow Katie, Anna and George Mulligan; basket of roses. Peter Rice; wreath. Mrs Mar garet Egan and family. bouquets. Elizabeth and Anna Finnerty. Frank Ennis. S. l.. Futile. George Conlong. Saxe X FlotO, William Mulvey and family.
 Democrats of the first ward held session last night and talked over the advisability of going into Mill Plain for candidate for aldermunlc hon Ors. Charles Lee. the gentleman re- ferred to in the Democrat would make an ideal man for the place IIiN name would add strength to the tick ct and by a united effort the demo. crats would come off the victors Mir Lee is secretary of Court Hamilton. and has a host of friends not only in his own neighborhood but all over the district.
 German day will he celebrated Sat- urday. September ;. at Tine Grove. The committee of arrangements con- sists of John kirschbaum. president; Ferdinand Schneider. secretary JOnn ]. Sipbert. treasurer: John Schwartz, Charles M Dittrich. The American band will furnish music. All German societies and lodges of Waterbury and vicinity have been invited and large gathering is expected. The program will include target shooting and other amusempnts which will interest young and old.
 Superintendent Moran of the Brook sidp home who with Roger cGnnor made a flying trip through Great Brit ain and Ireland short time ago, says he was surprised and pleased to find Rogers & Bros silvcrware in several private families where hp had dinner Al nup plarp in ireland. be says hc knows thp knives. forks and spoons ou fhe table were handled hy himself when ha wns an emplDye of Rogers X R-o. The family had theu for tweu- ty-hro or thirty years and ihey lnnked as gsud as if they hadn't been six months out of the fartary
 People do queer things with their syes-rnad in tue twilight. work hv 1uor lampIight oH things that arc sight trtiug They wonder why they have hn8darhps. tired ryps iprky upiir nerves ptr. Better zavp Tpur sight while yuH can. our eyes arc open t0 discover tpfects iu yDurs if yuu wias give us tbn opportunity Our UpfirFl department is fully competent fp rI the moot complicated prescriptions. Tp-on Jewplry Co opticians