Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-21
CITY NEWS

Washington's birthday prom to-mor TOW night at Auditorium by the American band.
 The Good Will Social club will give their fifth annual concert and prom at Eagles hall auditorium. on April PC.
 The funeral of Mrs John Corcorah will be held from the residence of her daughter on Maple street Thursday morning at S:3O o'clock.
 Th2 third degree class of Sheridan council, K. of C.. has assumed large proportions. Six candidates to be add cd at this evenings session. Knights are invited to attend.
 The seventeenth annual muster, in spection and prom of Company F, First regiment, IIibernian Rifles, will be held on next Thursday evening at Eagles hall, auditorium. A good time is in store for all who attend.
 I. Rosengarten, late cutter and de- si@ncr for x. Forman. will open the new store, 255 Bank street, tomorrow with q full line of the latest styles in cloths, also ready made garments. The ladies are respectfully invited to at tend the opening.
 The copies of John J. Brophy's two licenses that were attached q few weeks ago for the benefit of his credi- tors were put up at auction this morn ing for the third time since Saturday. There was one bidder, but his namG was not disclosed by Attorney J. j.. O'Neill, who attached them.
 An attachment for $2j0 was served upon William F. Jarrett yesterday by Constable James F. Lunny. The Tor rington Building Co who had the at, tachment issued. claims to hold note Of Mir Jarretts upon which he failed to pay the interest. The matter is re turnable to the city court,
 On next Friday evening the Young Ladies sodalty of St Thomas's will give a whist and reception at Eagles hall, auditorium. The committee in charge of the affair have completed arrangements for the event and there is no reason why it should not prove a tiattering success. Twenty valuable prizes will be awarded to those scoring the most games out of fifteen hands. After the whist there vii be dancing.
 Judge Platt withheld decision on the appeal of the creditors from Refere, Ncwton's discharge of Sheriff ]. h. DOherty i'll bankruptcy. The appeai was heard yesterday in the federal dis, trict court in Hartford. Attorney Vii liam Ely of New Haven represented the sheriff and Attorney Bronson the creditors. Mir Bronson claimed that the sheriff did not satisfactorily ac- count for his salary while in the em ploy of the state as superintendent of the local bureau of employment.
 The February rally of the Waterbury group of the Epworth league chapters will be held at St Pauls NJ. E. church this evening. One of the features of the rally will be an address by Miss Priscilla Foster of Brooklyn, N Y. There will he an address of welcome ny James Cooley. and instrumental se- lections by the St Paul's orchestra Vocal selections will be given by E. r. Mitchell. James Angrave. w. A. Holgate. Henry Kuntz, Mrs w. F.
  Mccormack.
 The hearing on the petition for a charter for Milldalc and Waterbury trolley will come before the legislative committee on railroads Thursday. There is said tO he considerable opposi- ton to the proposed layout of the road. hut not 10 the road itself. provided ir iS laid the way the people desire it. They claim that the proposed layout would injure the reservoir if not actu ally pollutc it. IL runs quite near the Reservoir and the sclectmcn of the town of Milldale are up in arms against the idea. on the other hand the people will support the petition if the plans oi the road are changed.
 At ]. e. Twming'> store on Abbott avenue yesterday afternoon at ! o'clock the furniture of tsie Hotel Waterbury was sold at auction to Mir Twinng. IL was expected that David Ducharme. the owner of the hotel building. would hid in the goods and lease them to the next manager Of the hotel. hut he did not even offer bih MT Twining bid SI.5J Resides all the household fur niture his purchase included cash register worth S2n1 and a piano worth Sip. Mir nucharmp said he will reno. vatc the building as soon as Possible. anl f hc fails tn rent it for hotel hs will furnish it himself for one and in- stall q manager This he thinks is the only way by which he could make the building pay him.
 Glasses are not always going to i'm prove vision. but to relieve undue strain Tn short. to assist nature Nearly = per cent of persons having defective eyesight have some amount of astigmati>n. hence the necessity of testing each eye sueciallv. No charge ls Iulde to show yOu if glasses will assist you. or for the regular optical examination of vour eyes. The UpSon Iewelry Co. Opticians.