Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-07
CITY NEWS

American band weekly prom at Eagles Nest tomorrow night.
 \. $. Thomas has sold his three fam fly house on RilgrwDod street to J. Mose!. Thp sale was made through the agency of John $. Neaglc, No lOS Bank street.
 The electors of the Town Plot school district will meet tonight 10 take ac- lion regarding the application to rent the school for meeting of the Village Improvement society.
 on i'riay evening April II. Charles R. Ta@@art will entertain an audience In Assembly hall. high school building The affair is being conducted for the benefit of the senior class.
 Bernard Coyle has removed to Savin rock and taken possession of the old Carney house, so well-known to Water bury people. He has renamed the plac" the Brass City house, and will remodel and brighten it up.
 Al the entertainmcEt given last night by Canton T. R. Martin. I. Q. o. r. the whist prizes were won by the following persolS: F. C. Warner and Mrs Pierce. silver forks: \. M German and Miss j. II. r. Divers, silver tea spoons
 MT and Mrs William Monzello of lio East Main street arrived from Italy yesterday after enjoying nine months visit in the sunny land. Dn their trip they were accompanied by Il niece of Mr MonzcIIo's, who will rc main for some time in Waterbury,
 Commissioner of public safety, George A. briggs. is the latest to join the ever increasing army of autoiSts. Yesterday he bought q splendid ma chine, one of the handsomest in the city, and his coachman. Michael Cor man, is already an expert chauffeur.
 Number four:
 In chestnut tree Billy's kite got
 pinned,
 So straight up the trunk he skinned. His mother liked to sec him do it His clothes would stand it and she
 knew it.
 |. x. & Co clothes had changed all her opinion of boys wear.
 Extensive preparations are being made for the thirty eighth annual con cert and reception which is to be given ny the Young Mems Catholic Literary association at Lcavenworth hall Uri Friday evening. May ,. It is the in tention of the members this year tO have the affair surpass all previous events given ly the association.
 One of the after Easter events which is attracting more than the usual amount of attention is the fifth an nual promenade and concert which is to be given by the Goodwill Social club at Eagles hall, Auditorium, on Wednesday evening April 2d. In for mer years the club always held it's dances in small halls hut owing to the crowd which attended last year it was decided to try the Auditorium.
 The Hon George l.. I.illey was one of seven candidates initiated into the mysteries of forestry at the meeting of Court Rose Hill. F. of A. last night Court Welch of Waterville assisted in the initiation. Addresses were made by Mir Lilley, Mago Shechan, l. II. Ere ney and Dr Kilmartin. Songs were rendered by George Davis. ]. A. Say CTS, John Bergin, Thomas Doyle, Frank Meredith, Finton C0nnor and John Henebry.
 When Browne's orchestra opens up the concert at the K. of C. ball at Ea glcs hall on Easter Monday night, the hall is promised to present the ap- pcarancc of fairyland. Decorator Charters has heen given full sway and will give the decorations his personal attention. Chairman C. F.. Mcdonald of the general committes has received the assurances of several national and state officers that they will attend the function. The interior arrangements of the hall will be very novel and pie turesIuc.
 The program at the session of th" New York East conference at the Methodist church today: S::n a. m.- Ccnfercncc dryoti1nS. lrd by the Rev Fred Saunders: aaO q. m.-cOnfrrcnce session: 2::'o P. m.-Joint anniversary of the Board of Church Extension and sunday School union. Address. tlit. Hpv T. C. Tiff. Address. the Hcv D. S. Baketrl. D. D. the Key Henry Ra- ker. p. h.. presiding: I:l5 D. m.-f'cI- lowship meeting. Address. ''lS ihe Min istcr'S Distinctive Work With tm.. Church:" the Rev William |. Thomp- ~Dn. the Rev R. T. Norton presiding 5:an p. m.-AnnivprSary Of Missionary ~n,icty. Address. the Key F. NJ. Tay- Inr. D. p.. ihc Rev C. II. Buck. D. IT,. presiding.
 ,;laSs,'S are not always given to ini- prove cyesight. but to relieve undue strains. tn short tp assist nature. Nearly 1J per rcnt of persons haVing defective vision have some amount oi aStigmatisTn. hsnc,. the n.'sv-SSity of -.c- ing to an upiO-,iate "l'Iician with scientific instruments. w.. have. Ipnth. Examination free. The JIFSnn JcwcITy Co opticians. iis Bank street