Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-07
CITY NEWS

X son, Asa William, was born to Mir and Mrs John Seymour of 32 Taylor street, February 27.
 The annual report of the board of education for 1904 is out and contains q lot of valuable information on educa tiOnal matters which should be read by everybody.
 P. J. Tormay of New Britain, pres ident of the Master Builders associa- tion, was in Waterbury to-day ill the Interests of the association. He was in Danhury last evening where new association has just been formed.
 The Waterbury -Milldale trolley peti- tion got q boost last night from the board of aldermen, petition favOring the project submitted by Mir Hewitt on behalf of the Waterbury Business Mems association being passed unanl. mouSly.
 John l.. Shannahan and Miss Eliza. heth White were married this morlh ing at the Immaculate Conception church, the Rev Father O'Brien off, ciating. Edward Shannahan was best l.lan and Miss Etta White was maid of honor.
 The funeral of the late Captain F. C. Colby will be held at the family residence on Cherry street tomorrow morning at II o'clock, and will be in charge of NoSahogam lodge, l. O. O.. r. The remains will be taken to Springfield for burial.
 Mrs Mary Reardon died this morn ing at the family residence. 46 Wash ington street. She leaves two daugh- ters and three sons. Mrs Thomas Ryrnes. Mrs Patrick Noonan. Patrick. William and Michael Reardon. the last named of Ireland. The funeral will bc held Thursday morning with a mass of requiem at St Francis Navier's church and interment in new St Jos eph'S cemetery.
 There will be hearing before the committee on education tomorrow af- ternoon at Hartford on the pension and tenure of office for Waterbury school teachers. A. great number of citize . talked of going there to oppose it. Probably no measure ever went tC Hartford from Waterbury with less public sentiment behind it. but wheth CT that will amount to anything is something which the committee oh ed1l cation will not he likely to take into consideration. By close shave, and then only after d lot of political en- ginecring. it passed the aldermen. and on the strength of this the city attorney will he obliged to say a word in favor of it.
 The funeral of Thomas r. Kelly took place this morning from the family residence on Washington avenue, with q mass of requiem at St Patrick's church by Father Gleeson and inter mcnt in new St Joseph's cemetery The bearers were John Kelly. Michael Kelly, r. R. Kelly, William Casey Michael Hennessey and Jeremiah Fitz patrick The floral offerings included pillow lettered Husband" from the widow of the deceased: standing harp Patrick Kcnney and sisters; standing cross. Mary and Margaret Whelan; wreath. Mir and Mrs Michael Whelan: standing wreath, marked Uncle nephews and nieces. M. F. and Thomas Kelly and Mrs Condon: basket Of roses. employees of MT Phelan's depart ment at the Waterbury Brass Goods corporation: standing anchor. Michae: Kelly and family; cross. MT and Mrs Thomas Kelly: wreath. John Dillon; wreath. MT and Mrs ]. Danaher; bou- uurts. Ella Mccarthy. D. r.. Moose and sister. Mir and Mrs William Casey. Mrs George Williams.
 annual sociable and dance last even inC at Speedwell hall. The attend ance was large. Music for the occa. sion was furnished by Galipeau's or. chestra. Prof F.. l.. Baker did the prompting. The following commit. tees were in charge: Arrangement committee. Wilson Neillettr. preSi dent: Louis Thibodeau. William La. tulipe. Charles Hamel. Ernest De roun. Arthur Derouin. Emilien ! Baril. Floor committee. Arthur I.oi srlle vic,' president. grand conductor Charles Carpentier. recording secre tary. floor director: aides. Charle, Hamel. William Latulipe. Louis Thi hodeau Jean F Charest. Reception committee. Rudolph I. Charest. finan rier. Joseph M Baril. Edmond Gull hcault. GuStave Derouin. Xavier Hamel. Alfred Loisalle. William Nor I nH'1h. Joseph Gauthicr. Joseph Veil ! lettn. Ernest DeTOuin. William Ro chon. Elzear Baril. Ferdinand Guil heault. D"lphiSe ,iirouard. Joseph q BIril. Alfred Blon,lin. treasurer.
 Are theS" people fools : Three oi nv" persons to-day look upon th, world through glasses Do they veal glasses for style. for looks. for fun = Are all these people fools would they continue tO wear them un less deriving great benefit therefrum Our business iS the scientific adjust ment of glasses for the Improvement of vision and the Stoppage of nerve drain and strain. The UpsSn Jewciry I aa. rk