Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-21

in Adams, Mass.
 Handsome bagatelle boards that sell everywhere for one dollar can be had for one U. S. X Co ticket.
 Lauretta, the eight years old daugh- ter of D. J. O'Leary of Jewelry street, is rapidly recovering from severe attack of pneumonia lasting over six weeks.
 There will be a meeting of Division 1, A. O. H., at s o'clock this evening. This is the last regular meeting of the year. All members are requested to be present.
 Announcement is made of the mar riage of Joseph Sparadoski and Miss Elizabeth Seydes. The couple were married on August 10 by the Rev Father Gleeson.
 The funeral of the late Frederick W. Chesson will be held from the fam ily residence, 10 South Willow street, tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The funeral will be private.
 Beginning tonight and for the re, mainder of the week the last car will leave on all lines at 11:52. This car is put on owing to the rush in trade during the evenings and is at the re- quest of the business men.
 Among those who will take the bar examination on December P from thls city are Fred c. Bauby, brother or Attorney Bauby; Joseph H. Reid, for merly a clerk in the postolf1ce, ana George H. Stokes, son of well known resident of the Brooklyn district. ,
 The aid association of the employees of the Waterbury Clock company nave arranged to give concert and prom enade in Eagles hall on January 26. A special program will be arrange1 for the occasion and as the press work is in charge of James c. Whiting, large attendance will undoubtedly he the result.
 The Evening Democrat Is the Peo- ples Paper. The price is &c a copy, l2c a month. $5 a year. by mail or carrier.
 List of letters remainging unclaimed in the postOffice: Geo. Agnew, Miss Clara Cummings, Thos. Dillon, Mrs Chas. N. Gordon, Miss Carrie John- son, Mrs Della Johnson, Thomas Loughlin. A. Lincoln, TAO w. Main st., Miss Elsie Lockwood. Mrs Margaret NJ. Manning, Mrs Lillian Nonmacher. Ralph Rockway. Mrs Nellie A. Ross, Miss Clara H. Small. Amanda Sween- ey. Mrs Eugene Waterman.
 Friday. boys and children's sweat CTS. fancy trimmed, N-neck, all colors and kinds from 75c to $1.45, all to go at 69c. Sale on at 9 a. m. at the Up- son. Singleton X Co.'S store. '.t .'..
 Liquor licenses of all classess for 19O5-19OG. issued by the county com missioners, are in the hands of the ianitor of the court house, at the coun- ty commissioners room, court house, for distribution. Applicants will call for the same at once and frame and display them in their places of busl- ness. Each applicant must present the receipt for license fee given him by the county commissioners when he calls for his license.
 Court Wagner. F. of A, has elected the following officers: Chief ranger, Louis H. Pellnitz; sub-chief ranger, John J. Faix: recording secretary, Max Book; financial. secretary, William Drescher: treasurer. William Heyer; ! senior woodward. FlorenZ Gasser; iu- nior woodward. Charles Auslett: se- nior beadle, Johann ZOrn: junior beadle. Filip GOhs; trustee, Robert G. l Amberg: speaker, Louis Tritschler. Dr A. C. Swenson was elected phy- sician.
 The Southern New England Tele- phone company is removing Its wires 1 from the poles on East Main street | between Dublin street and Exchange ! place and also taking down the cross arms on which they rested. The wires are being placed in the conduit and ! from now on all additions to the ser vice will be made In the cOnduits. So ! far no poles have been missed from ' their accustomed places but it Is ! thought that in time the poles will go | too. and people will have an OppDTtT- nity to look overhead once more with out having their vision dimmed by a network of wires. which if not remov- ] ed. threatened tO become a public ! nuisance. if they were not so for some { time past. and appeared to be growing worse right along
 Ladies diamond rings S1I. S20. S22 and S25. in sufficient assortment tD show any prospective purchaser. We 1 will show you the stones unmounteol 1 if you 90 choose. Fine French gray toilet set of comb. brush and mirror | at prices within the reach of of all.