Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-03
CITY NEWS

Miss Annie Meyers Of South Elm street is visiting friends i,l Norris town, x. J.
 Thomas Finnegan and Miss Eliza. beth Keefe were married this morning
 at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev W. J. Slocum. John Grady was best man and Miss Mary kcefe
 was maid of honor.
 The second of series of novelty
 dance parties will be given this season by the pupils of Prof Bailey's select dancing assemblies in Music hall, Citi- zens' bank block, on Monday evening, January 16. The few remaining in, YitationS can be had from members.
 4 party of fishermen at Quassapaus yesterday caught the prize fish of the scnson. three pound bass. Great
 catches are reported from Forest
 Park lake Yesterday one fisherman
 caught fourteen pounds of fish there
 in few hours. But his friends say
 Inc needs to change his brand of to- bacco.
 X letter from Daniel J. sullivan. q reporter on the American. who is SO .iourning in tho Adirondacks for the benefit of his health. says that he will
 soon return to his post as sound as he
 ever has been. For q year or so Mr
 Sullivan's health has been causing
 him AnI his friends considerable anxi- ety.
 William Jones and Sylvia Rarnartlt were married yesterday at F o'clock by the Rev John Lewis at the parson- ag" At u o'clock there was q we'd ding dinner served at the hoine Of MT and Mrs Edward Webster. 1lo Orange street, About forty guests sat down to the dinner, which was thoroughly enjoyed. Many good wishes were given the young couple. They will rc> sid" on North Main street.
 At q largely attended meeting ot he Holy Name society of St Francis
 Navicr'S church Sunday the following officers were elected: Spiritual adyis-. cr, Rev ]. J. Curtin: president, Jere- miah Shugruc: vice president. John
 Fitzmaurice: financial secretary, r. ].
 McDonald; recording secretary, Ed ward kicly: treasurer, James Shea: marshal, Daniel Iawlor: board of di- rectors. William Murray together with the above named officers: ii nance committee, r. Madden, Michael Whalen, William Murray.
 Tho report of Building Inspector Chattield, read at the meeting of the aldermen last night is as follows: Total numbcr of building permits is sued. :io0; total issued in 1903. 319: foundations in advance of plans. 33; brick sheds. g; frame sheds. II: brick factories, k: frame additions. 54; franc factories l: brick additions. 16: brick offices. 1; frame offices. |: churches. 2; brick blocks. 13; frame tenement houses. II; frame barns. Ia: dwellings. Jl: brick barns. 6: brick buildings remodaled, !: frame build. ings remodelcd. 26: buildings moved i1; temporary buildings, 3; frame stores. G: brick stores. !: rear veran- das, 13; club houses. ?: frame and metal factory, 1; frame schools. ?; brick schools. 1: kiln drys, ?.
 The first of series of rotillonS WAS given at I.cavenworth hall last even ing. and about fifty couples were pres ent and made merry from till 1. The affair was managed to perfection and those present pronounced it the very best ever given. The favors were dis tribnted lavishly and were pretty and unique. Each participant in the cotl. ion number received at least three The favor> consisted of hand painted calendars bon bons. flags and numer- ous comics, which seemed to fall into the hands of those who appreciated them. The cotilion numbers were di. rectcd by Attorney J. II. Cassidy and Miss Loretto II. Hayes. and they kept the dancers on the move and in good humor during the time the ten nun. bers were being executed. There were Haven. Naugatuck. Hartford. Philadel- phia and other places. The music by ]. Albert Browne and his able assist ants was a feature. and all tbe popular and standard airs were heard in vari- ous teIupos and arrangements. E.n- cores were frequent and the drift from to Home. Sweet Home" was heard with regret. for the merry. makers realized that the evenings pleasure which had lied all too quickly was at an end.
 These are the evenings when we all want to sit down and read the news of the day. Supposing we attempt to ,lo so and find that after reading n while our eyes begin to ache. pain ann water. and the print starts to jump from one line to another. then our cou. ,.lssion must he eve trouble. IF il is so. try the opticians at the Upsou Jew elry Cos. 'is Bank street. Examination free.