Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-02
NO PAPER MONDAY
The Evening Democrat will not be printed Monday, Labor day.
CITY NEWS

AOnuay.
 Promenade tonight at Eagles hall. American band All the latest music.
 The public and private schools will open next Tuesday for the fall term.
 School will reopen at Convent Notre Dame on next Tuesday morn ing.
 Rev John w. Lewis of St Johns parish, is home after the summer vaca- tion.
 The barber shops will be open from until Il o'clock Monday forenoon, Labor day. BelIeview Lake Labor Day for a good time; all the usual attractions; dancing, boating, etc.
 John Mates of this city has returned home, after spending two weeks va cation with friends in Pennsylvania.
 This was German day at Pine Grove The program was under the direction of the Harmonic Benevolent society.
 The Holy Name society of Immac' ulate Conception church will meet to- morrow at 5 o'clock at St Parrick's hall. .''1~'rs s5f* rs@ p Rev F. D. Buckley of Trinity church, who has been enjoying a vacation, is home and will be at his post to- morrow. ,.- ...... -.
 Miss Kate Ryan of Wolcott street and Miss Stella Kemmey of South street are spending weeks vacation at the shore. .s-Is
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 Members of Sheridan council, K. of O., are especially requested to attend the monthly meeting tomorrow at 4 p. Tn. Interesting business to be trans acted.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated Tuesday morning at o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church for the late Frank Leary of Bridge street. A high mass will be celebrated on Monday morning at ' o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church for the deceased members of St Joseph's T. A. society.
 Maud LeavenwOrth, graduate class '05 of Monroe's business college, has accepted situation as stenographer with the American Shear and Knife Co, Hotchkissville this state. The aldermen will meet Monday night and adjourn without transacting any business until the following Mon day evening. It is not likely that many members will be present. A mission will start at St Michael's church in Waterville two weeks from tomorrow. It will last for a week and will be conducted by the Diocesan Apostolate fathers, who have their home in Milford, Conn., 9-ei"7 -L Notice was received here to-day of further adjournment of the hearing before the railroad commissioners re- garding the Oakville trestle question, to Tuesday, September P, at noon, in the office of the railroad commissioners at Hartford.
 The full choir will be in attendance at both mofing and evening services at St Johns church tomorrow, the choir master, William Hall Miner, and the members of the choir, having re- turned from their vacation. The first of the monthly musical services will ue Ut when the soloist will be Mrs Lila Wigmore Squire.
 The Hon James H. Carey, ex- Representative and the present candi- date for governor for the socialist party and who Is to be one of the prln- cipal speakers Labor day in New York city will address the citizens of Wa terbury at the corner of Grand and Bank streets Saturday evening Sep tember 9. Subject: "What Socialism has Achieved and What it Holds in Store for the Working Class"
 The new lights ondered for the south end were installed yesterday and did service for the first time last night. While making the connection, Michael Murphy cOllided with jag ged piece of glass on the pole at the corner of Luke street and Sylvan ave, nue. severing an artery in his lelt wrist. Blood spurted from the wound so rapidly that it was feared the man would bleed to death before medical aid could be secured, but the foreman of the gang was equal to the emer- gency and taking a handkerchief, made a tourniquet above the gash. thus stopping the flow of blood aud enabling the injured man to reach Duncan's pharmacy in safety. People do queer things with their eyes-read in the twilight, work by poor lampllght on things that are sight-trying. They wonder why they have headaches. tired eyes. jerky optic nerves. etc. Better save your sight while you can. Our eyes are open to discover defects in yours, if you will give us the opportunity. Our optical department Is fully competent to till the most complicated prescriptions.