Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
CITY NEWS

clerk and office manager at the Hotel
 Elton.
 Alice NJ Packard, salutatorian class
 '05. AIonroe's Business college, has ac
 cepted Il situation as stenOgrnDlltr
 with the Naugattick Malleable iron
 Co.
 A record breaking crowd attended
 the promenade given by the American
 band saturday evening ill Eagles hall.
 Many new selections were played and
 several encores had to be given.
 The reopehing of the courts will take place next month. The district court. civil side. will open Tuesday of next
 week, but will immediately adjourn
 for q week or two, according to the usual custom
 Simonsville had q temperance clahl-
 bake Saturday afternoon. The affair
 was held on property of Senator
 Tracy and was attended by nearly 300 persons. Truant Officer Ie Roy acted as tohstmaster
 J. Albert Browne. leader of the Philharmonic orchestra. who has been ill Pittsburg Pa, during the stim- fnef. will return to Waterbury about the first week in September and begin reheafsals for the coming season.
 The clambqke at Pearl Lakes tester- day was finder the auspices of em- ployes of the Eagle Brewing Co. Mar tin !. Hickey prepared the bake and the. Waterbury Mandolin and Guitar club furnished music. The program included athletic sports.
 A big crowd collected at Platts Mills yesterday to witness the work of completing work OH tbe new track at that point The old track has been raised to the level of the new one and trains went over 1t yesterday after- noon for the first time without having to transfer passengers.
 The private soeiable given by the indiammer Athletic club in K. of C. hall Saturday evening was attend cd by a large crowd, and the dance program of seventeen numbers was thoroughly enjoyed by all present. The committee was composed of the following: August Luke, Stanley Parry. Edward Hartley. Daniel lick et. Lawrence Leal1ey. Martin Bowe. Edward Conway, Fred krans, Fred George Ash. Edward Du- fresne. Patrick GOrman and Wilfred Dupre
 The funeral of Patrick Gardner took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of lis parents. Mir and Mrs Thomas Gardner, 1D1 Hill street. with service at St ThOinnss church by Father Sullivan and irternent in Cal 1afy cemetery. The bearers were ban el Egan. Peter OLuughlin Bernard lomnprford. Joseph Farrell. Patrick Brennan and Charles McNtulen. The ioral offerings included mound from he family: standing harp. employees of he American Tin Co. cross lettered Rest" Katie, Mary and Peter JL0ughlin wreath. Mrs Nelson John lon. aunt of dpceased. wreath. ttaugli t Simpson; mound. Mrs D. r. tIalton: Clara Dunpher Mrs West, .laggip uLUnghlin Mabel Christian md Willie Brennan, Mrs Egah. John 1 iaker. Mrs Davis. Ellen Gardner: ! nUund. lillie Trinkle.
 Accidents which cause delay and ! mock Ottt the schedule ski high coli l inue t0 happen on the Cheshire line ] n sunday. Yesterday everything went ! long nicely until about 3.30, when | bout four miles outside of Mount i 'armel in the town of Centprviie the ! ars were stalled for about one hour | nd a half Bccause of fhn heavy raiiiC HH arm un one of thp pulps . rpkr. aud little later another. This :. 1usrd thn wire tD fall Co thn ground 1 nl stnrt a hig blaze right in front of n approaching rar The pusspngcrs . craup very excited and f. it were 1 u' fur ihe cool judgment of the crew | lany would have heen injured. As it , .as many jumped. hut pSraupd un- urt A construction ear arrived from i ew Haven and started fn repair tht ire aud poles Before they finally ! rinp.pte1 ihe Job many in fine vicinity .crp scared ont nf their wits. as spv. -Hl iifups the wirp,broke and scattered rp ln lii directions.
 The funeral of Mrs Bridget G'Iurpv ] .uk piarn yesterday afternoon frulp D" family residence nu Dublin street ifh srrFire at the slrrrl Heart IurHH hv Father IuBirnn and inter rnf iu sf IUsnuh's cemetery Tbs 'Hrprs were Thomas Eifzgpfnd. Law. .Hra Trsvers. Thomas Ellnur. Fintur les1Spf. Thumas bowling aud Thomas rwnrs Ihp farai tributes lnrludei
 pillow Hsfihed Mother" from tha miiys pillow marked Rest" Ims e Iznp club. stnudiuz crps<. efn. HTFz uf finishing dfT,artsnnt af Iln- 2 lk Bros sheuf af wtitat sud rossss. rz John Gefitt. ast0rs and palms. .Np A Fi0i1. standing wreath aid r51nfL emplG5es Of ivory department
 Waterbury Button Cu. wreath. H fi A- Me'ifath. wreath. A Iiorean . snaf1a. emplBypS 0f Fprptuan Stan r4 Faz4m at the SroviI Manufartur- E Eu iaugun's Mr nuEi Mrs Erumi- n. Mr and Mrs g"Frfgan. Hrs I.aurs , .=Ssiek- \ mass of requiem was cels. 4fHpl for thp fs4pase,i This morning
 the <8rrpf Heart church
 People 1s queer things Hith their es-real in the twilight. work by str Lmgliziif oh things that are lalt trying They wonder why they re beatiaeiies. tired eyes. ferky opfir rue4 efe Better save Tour sighf llle rgg con. Uur eysS are open fs srsrver tsferts iu yours. f yuu will se u< tfe opportunity Our optical .ssrtaBeut is fully sssrnrrtent fo i'll nsF-f complicated prescriptions. ]