Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-10
CITY NEWS

American band prom, Eagles Eall, tomorrow night. Latest music.
 The Royal Neighbors of America will meet this evening at 10S Bank street.
 The 59Sth anniversary of the inde- pendence of Switzerland was cele- brated last evening at Concordia hall by the Swiss association of Water bury.
 The Wizard of Oz" played in Derby last evening, but several of the com pany could not obtain accommodations down the line so they came to Water bury on the midnight owl"
 Don't let a cough hang on too long; get rid of it before winter sets in. Lakes Cough Balsam is effective Hardly day goes by but some one comes ill to Lakes drug store to tell him his balsam is the best cough med icine they ever used 25c and soc per bottle.
 At the First Methodist church last evening an enjoyable musical was given by the Lend a Hand circle. Miss Leile Joel of Bridgeport gave a con tralto solo and Master Robert Kirk, the boy soprano of Bridgeport, ren- dered two numbers. Among others who participated in the affair were Albert l.. House, Mrs Frank D. Wal ter Harris s. Bartlett, Miss Lillian Blume Mrs Frederick R. Granniss, Miss Thompson and Mrs Newton. Candy, cake and handkerchiefs were on sale after the musical.
 Judge Robinson held brief session of short calender this morning at 9 o'clock. Nothing of very much impor- tance came up. Several orders of minor nature were granted. In the suit of Joseph E. Monahan, waiter, against Frank J. McKeOn, a saloon keeper. for $10,000 damages for allie nation of Mrs Monahan's affections, a motion for bond for prosecution was filed. This was merely to protect the defendant from cost in case the plain tiff withdrew his suit or that it fell through. A bond of S75 was ordered.
 The second annual reception and dance given by the Algonquin club took place at LeayenwOrth hall last evening, about 125 couples being pres ent The hall was tastily decorated with the cOlors of the organization, and palms were in evidence in various parts of the hall Lallier's orchestra. hidden by a number of plants, sent forth the dance music and also rer- dered a short concert program. of which one of the numbers was a march dedicated to the Algonquinites. The dance program consisted of eigh- teen numbers, all of which were heart fly encored once more. During the evening one of the warriors, Big Chief Mike" made a few announce ments. and his Indian makeup was one of the novelties of the evening. It was in the small hours of the morning when the last strains of music f1oated through the hall and the merry dancers wended their homeward way assuring themselves that as entertain CTS the Algonquin tribe was the equal of any in the city. The arrangement committee consisted of the following: John Hayden, Edward Maillard, Dan- iel Carson, Edward Real and George Rabbott.
 Before long you will be wondering what to give the father, son or broth CT for Christmas. He may have a watch, so-called from it's general plan of wheels, plates etc. but does it keep time to the second? Our imported watch is being carried by men doing all sorts of work which goes to prove that it is watch for the people at a very low figure. Now, why not con slider it today? The UpSon Jewelry Co, 6S Bank street.