Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-11
CITY NEWS


 Miss Nellie Grant of New Haven is visiting MT and Mrs J. w. Burns of Waterville.
 Miss Mae White has returned home after a delightful visit with Mrs J. w. Gordon of New Haven.
 The funeral of the Nate John Ryan will be held from the family residence 507 North Main street to St Thomas church tomorrow morning at o'clock The interment will be in St Joseph $ cemetery.
 The annual banquet of the Connecti- cut associa ton of postoffice clerks will be held in Waterbury on Decoration Day. May 30. The affair will take place in Odd Fellows banquet hall at 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
 The Enterprise Speciality company of Bridgeport has been formed for the buying and selling of all kinds of mer chandise. The certificate bears the names of Lawrence T. Gallagher, .Iohn M. Simonds. William E. Hurst. all ot Bridgeport, and Charles A. Eichel ot Waterbury.
 Alexander W. Wilson will give an Il lustrated lecture at Friendly League hall on Friday evening at eight o'clock in the interest of the relief and contro of tuberculosis. Professor Wilson is experimenting the plans of the exhib it that will be open to the public on Friday evening at the close of the lee ture. The exhibit hnd lecture will be free to the public.
 Tomorrow evening Brass City Lodge No 25O. L. A. to B. of R. T. will give a sociable and dance at Eagles hall There are to be twenty numbers On the dance program with music by Lal' Hers orchestra. Professor E. Bouff. ard will do the prompting. The ar rangemeut committee consists of Miss l.. Kenpey, Miss Elizabeth H. Quinlan and Miss Elizabeth Riley.
 Competition is brisk now in the soar business, so much so that in order tt introduce their stock some of the deal CTS give it away for nothing. and t( make things better, the man wht passes it around rolls up his sleeves and pitches into the wash tub to show how it works. The women folks ar, very much pleased oyer the new de parture and hope that in time they vii get the ironing done on the same plan
 The case against Michael Murphy for reckless driving and running into carriage in which Mrs Irving Chas, and Miss Cotter of Ansonia were driv ing. month ago on the Waterbury roat has been settled. Murphy WAS under | the influence of drink and at the time | of the collision drove away without rendering assistance. The damage tt | the carriage and horses was such tha but for the opportune arrival of Georg, A.Driggs with his automobile. Mir. Chase and her guest would have haC to walk home. ..tl's The tickets for the Catholic WO l mems association whist party to bt | given at the Auditorium next Monday | night are going so much more rapidly | than was expected that from report. 1 it would seem as if none would be lief unsold. A great many are distributed among members and friends and it is requested that if any are left unsol(
 
 day evening they will be returned tt | the superintendent or the person wht gave them out. so that they may b' used to sell at the hall Tuesday night
 SELLING OUT.-Beginnlng Wednes day. May 1O,Mrs E. Keough, 194 Baldwin street will offer to her many true ant | faithful patrons bargains that thei equal have never before been presente, to the public of Waterbury. On ac count of i'll health l am obliged to giv, up business, therefore every piece O | goods in the store must be converted ! into money within the next ten days Don't forget the opening, Wednesday | May 10. when every piece of goods il | the store will be sold for a fraction O | its value. Mrs E. keough. 194 Bald win street, Waterbury, Conn.
 | At meeting of the Central band O the Kings Daughters held at the NJ. F church yesterday. officers were chosel as follows: President. Mrs. I. II Goodrich: first yice-president, Mfr Thomas Donaldson; second vice-presi dent, Mrs A. A. Benedict: secretary | Mrs Charles F. Eayser: treasurer. Mir I Charles Reed: work committee, Mrs X l M. Alcott. Miss Bronson: flower com mittee. Mrs C. Q. Robbins, Mrs Coon membership committee. Mrs Bassett ] Mrs Mitchell: advisory committee, MT l. Abbott. Mrs A. F. Taylor: musi' committee. Mrs EIyser. Mrs Bissett The reports of the officers showed tha during the year the society paid par of the expense of number of children at the Gilbert home. gave out l.2O0 gar ments. besides comfOrtables. sheets pillows. groceries. coal. and wood; als' rendered aid to twenty families.
 Do you or any of your friends wea thick and heavy giassesI If so. le our optician show you how he can re duce weight over one half by tn most scientific adoption of the len grinders art The UpsOn Jewelry Co 6s Bank street