Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-18
CITY NEWS

The Queens Daughters will hold an important meeting this evening.
 Attorney and Mrs John F. McGrath have returned from their trip south.
 Josie Sadier will sing her Dutch song, "Henny,' in Peggy from Paris ''
 months mind requiem mass for the late Mrs Annie E. Walsh of Cot tage place will be celebrated by the Rev w. J. Slocum at the church of the Immaculate Conception at : o'clock tomorrow morning.
 The elocuton class at the Friendly league will meet on Wednesday in stead of on Thursday this week, and there will be no classes held at the Friendly league on Thursday or Friday of this week, April 20 and 21.
 Gerald Desmond, son of Mrs Mar garet Desmond of Deep River, and Miss Josie Dillon of Waterbury will be married on Tuesday, April 9. MT Desmond is now employed by the Grand Union Tea Co at Hartford. ..
 There will be no door sale at the grand closing subscription cotillon of Prof Bailey's school on Monday even- Ing. May 1. Only few of the limited number of tickets issued remain now. Former pupils can be favored with some at Music hall.
 Among those from out of town who attended the James Shearon funeral yesterday were William Shearon and family. MT and Mrs William Cunning ham and family. Mir and Mrs John Gray, Mir and Mrs George Gray, all of Forestville; Mary Shearon of Bris- tol. Mr and Mrs Cunningham of Bridgeport.
 Hellmann's Rock. which will come out next Thursday, is said to be the perfection in expert brewing.
 The teachers pension and tenure of office bill comes before the committee on cities and borOughs this afternoon for it's final hearing. Great guns will be heard in the contention that will take place. City Attorney Kellogg and Commissioner Larkin will speak on behalf of the bill and Senator Phe- Ian and Commissioner Lawlor will op- pose it. A number of others went to Hartford to hear the shouting.
 The Connecticut Association of Wo- men Workers will hold its fifteenth an- nual reunion in New Britain on We'd nesday, May 10. The superintendent of the Friendly league will be glad to hear as soon as possible from all con- nected with the league who expect to attend the reunion, as it is necessary to let the entertaining club know how many guests to provide for. For fur ther information consult the superin. tendent in the office at the Friendly league.
 The committee in charge of the ar- engagements for the prom and sociable to be given in City hall on Easter MOn- day night by the Ladies' auxiliary, No .. A. 0. H.. report that they have con- pleted their labors and are prepared to receive their many friends. The sale of tickets reported is the largest ever known in the history of this pop ular organization, so if you wish to have merry time with q merry class of people, with merry music furnished by popular orchestra. follow the merry crowd to City hall.
 Mrs Mary Van Wagner's suit against William and Anna Freter for S1.OOO damages was decided to day by Judge Peck of Bristol who heard the case last week in the district court. Judg- ment for $40 and costs was given the plaintiff. Mrs Van Wagner was an employe in the defendants laundry on Dublin street. One day he was en- ployed at steam mangle and her right hand was caught between the rolls badly crushed and burned with steam. The Freters claimed that had she been careful she need not have placed her hand on the mangle and thereby that she was herself to blaine to a certain extent.
 At recent meeting of the Good Will Social club the annual election of officers took place and other important business was transacted. The follow. for the coming year: President, George White: vice-president. William Fitzgerald: secretary. Daniel Walsh: treasurer, John Cavanaugh. It was voted to give the base hall team the hest possible support and Manager Phelan promised to land the pennant very easily. The dance committee re. ported everything in readiness for the coming annual dance and an unusually good time is promised to all who at. tend. The dance takes place in Eagles hall auditorium. "Wednesday evening. April 2i
 Now is your opportunity tO make sele'tions from our unbroken assort- ment of waist sets. belt buckIeS. back combs. side combs and bangle brace let's These goods have q wide range of prices according to quality and em- bellishmeni- enabling anyone to obtain the most up tO date jewelry for sum- mer wear. The Tpson Jewelry Co. ss Bank street