Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-28
CITY NEWS

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 The young ladies of St Cecilia's par ish will give reception this evening at LeavenwOrth hall
 Some of the open cars were out to- day and many took advantage of them to enjoy ride into the rural districts.
 Irving Chase, who is on his way home from a long visit in Japan, is expected to arrive here Tuesday. He Is now seeing the wonders of Yellow stone park.
 John J. Siefen and Ida E. Hansen, | both of Waterbury, were married by the Rev John F. Turner, assistant rec tor of the Immaculate Conception church. 505 East Fourteenth street, New York
 A new idea in the adv department of Upson, Singleton X Co. For three |. S. & Co tickets you can get the new game Tumble In.'' It is great sport for everybody, old and young. girls or boys. Ask to see 1t in their children's department.
 John W. Burns has sold his house on the corner of Hawkins and Bishop streets, and the new owners, who seem to be hustlers, are turning part of it into store They will build out to the sidewalk and extend the premises to the rear boundary mark. The Womans Relief corps, depart ment of Connecticut, ended its conven- tion at the Fourth church, Hartford, early last evening. Mrs Laura c. Out ton of this city was elected junior vice president and Mrs Adelia Fields was elected delegate to the national conven- ton.
 The Waterbury Market Go. incor- porated, of Waterbury. has filed cer- tificate of incorporation with the state secretary, the incorpOratOrs being Acly w. Castle, Louis Huss and Hermina J. Castle, all of Waterbury. The author. | ized capital stock is S6,OOO and busi- ness will begin with $4.5O0.
 A social gathering was held at the home of Miss Gertrude Coughlan. 131 Liberty street. "Wednesday, ,, evening. Violin selections were rendered by Julia Reilly. A number of songs were sung by pupils of the ninth grade of Washington street. Among the out of town guests were Margaret Curley and Catherine Flannery. Luncheon was served and the party broke up at q late hour
 A grocer's clerk who makes regular | trips into nearly every street in the city. says that he knows there are in l the neighborhOod of 10000 dogs in N n fnp hn hnrS third of the owners pay taxes. Probably this is the reason some fam | flies can afford to maintain half a dozen canines while others find it hard to keep one and others have to get along without any.
 Caretaker McEvoy is spading up DOT | tions of the green and throwing grass seed on it. This has been tried nearly every year for some time past. but for some reason or other 1t does not amount to much. The soil is not deep enough to keep the grass alive and if the officials want to make a good job of it they should raise the whole sur face about foot or foot and a half, doing the filling in with good loam.
 On Thursday evening. May 4. the teachers of Barnard school will give a whist and reception at Leavenworth hall for the purpose of raising money to decorate the corridors and library of the school building with pictures and statuary. The cause is worthy one and one that appeals to every lover of art. The several committees have been at work for some time to make it success. \ good time is as- sured to everyone who attends.
 The residents of the upper part of Bishop street are IIp in arms against a man who wants to open a saloon there, thereby having two saloons in that vicinity. The people think that one saloon is enough. However. In view of the difficulty there was had in getting q license for the saloon there now. it is hardly possible the commis- sioners will grant a license for another. There are five saloons on the street and everybody admits that is plenty. The Hebrew feast of the Passover came to an end last night. when ser vices were held in synagogues all over the world. Old and young are glad to return to leaVened bread again, for the matzOth becomes tiresome after being used exclusively for seven days. The housewife has to 20 through almost as ! vigorous process of cleaning at the end of the feast as she does at the De- | ginning. for all the dishes and utensils usel for the Passover must be put in order and stored away for another year.
 
 You may think that your old jewel " is beyond repairing and putting into serviceable condition. but We can make it as good as new. Speciality made If refinisllinc and plating gold and silver articles. UpsOn Jewelry Co. sS Bank street