Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-27
CITY NEWS

John Gaffney of Park place left to- day to resume his studies at George town.
 Right Rev Bishop ,Irierney sallea from Bremen yesterday on the steaus. CT Kaiser Wilhelm II.
 Miss Fannie Cutting has been the guest of Miss Mcclellan of Plainville for the past few days.
 l.. k. Carter has sold his six family block at S15 East Main street to Hugh Keenan, who intends to hold it as an investment.
 Opening show of Paris and New York hats at The Gamble, Desmond Co.'S, New Haven, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Also the finest trimmed hats in the state at $3.9S, $5 to $6.50 and SS.
 Tonight is the night when lovers of good dance music will enjoy theu,- selves at Eagles Auditorium. Tba Military band is noted as you know to give the best of music. Program be gins at S:15 sharp. .> s--.-
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Mrs Edward Barton Miss Marion Dares, Miss Nellie E. Du- Bois, Miss Martha Gore, Miss Pierpont Heaney, John McEvoy, John O'Dea, William Parker, Miss E. Daisie Skin ner, Mrs l.. NJ. Simpson.
 The regular quarterly meeting of the Ladies auxiliary, A, o. H., wih be held tomorrow night in K. of C.. hall. After the business of the meet ing there will be a whist and dance for the members and their friends. Meeting called at s o'clock sharp.
 If you have your own formula for cough syrup or liniment or any house. hold remedy, you can get it put up right at Lakes drug store They do it carefully, too. If you should have made a mistake in copying and the proportions should be wrong, they would tell you and make it right. ~
 It Is not necessary to be already a singer to enter the Friendly league chorus. An ability to read music is desirable, but willingness to devote one evening each week to vocal training is the chief qualification for admission to the chorus. The work Is divided into two parts. In the junior Or new class. yocalization, instruction and sight reading are the principal features, while the senior class will take up vocalization. advanced sight reading. individual solo work, part songs and operatic work. Young men are admitted to membership of the chorus. All registrations must be made in the office of the superintend- ent, where year books giving full in- formation of the work of the league may be obtained Office hours. 10 a. m. to 12:3O, 3:30 to 5, 7:30 to 10 p. m. Telephone.
 P. S. McMahon Of New Britain, pro- prietor of the Bronson hotel, said that a bell boy had monkeyed with strong box in their drawer where they keep valuables, but that what he obtained was insignificant. He would not say how much, but denied that the loss had anything to do with this mysterl- ous loss of valuables at New Britain yesterday. The boy, he found, was up to all the dodges of hotel life and knew how to knock down" money to his own credit by charging customers more than the price and pocketing the balance. His name, the boy said, was John Foraker. but the hotel people learned that his name was BObbitt. He came from the Connecticut hOtes at Waterbury and had worked in Wor cester and Springfield hotels. Mir Me Mahon would be willing to spend a few dollars to find him.
 Often times parents fail to under stand why their children are called stupid by their teachers A thorough examination of the little ones eyes will often show an error of vision. Now is the time to have the matter attended to. Upson Jewelry company, opticians.