Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-28
CITY NEWS

The department of public works will meet at o'clock tonight.
 Three pairs of shoes given away free. Read particulars in Frank the ! Shoeman's ad on page ,. Don't hesi- tate.
 James A. Bloomfield and Miss Rose A. Mitchell were married yesterday at the Immaculate Conception church by the Key Father Slocum. The witness I es were Frederick Mitchell and Miss Margaret King.
 There is a table in the boys depart ment of Epson. Singleton & Co mark cd Bargains" They must be Too, for there arr. Mothers Friend Waists and leather gloves that never sold un- der fifty cents. also hats that sold for one dollar. The card says your choice for 25 cents.
 A social gathering was held at the home of Miss Margaret Roper on Dublin street last evening. Piano se- lections were rendered by Mamie Thompson, Margaret Roper, Grace and William Wilson. Supper was served at a late hour after which the party departed voting Miss Roper a pleasing host
 The Merrimac A c. will give their seventh annual promenade and dance at Eagles hail. Thanksgiving eve Wednesday, November g. All those who attend are assured of good time. LaIlier's full orchestra will fur nish music. The affair is in charge of the following committee: Thomas Riley, William Ghent, John Hayes, James Downey and J. J. Hayes.
 Final arrangements were completed last evening for the Brooklyn A. C.'s 17th annual concert and dance which is to be held Thanksgiving night at Eagles hall, Auditorium. MT Quinn promises to have the floor in elegant shape for the many dancers and Leader Lallier says the music will be the best ever. The boys from Brook lyn will do all in their power to see that everybody has good time.
 l.. A. Platt had an informal talk with the aldermen last night regard ing his proposition to submit the ques- ton of damages for the pollution of the Naugatuck river by the city to ar bitration, the city to name one man, the Platts another, and these two to choose d third man. the decision of the committee to be final. The matter of accepting lhe prop3siti Im will conIv up at the meeting to be held next Monday night.
 The residence of Commissioner Of Ipr,1a Cufa Tnl. IT A i. bolt avenue, was pleasant place last evening. It was crowded with happy young folks who had come to cele- brate the sixteenth anniversary Of the birthday of his daughter, Laura. They brought with them lots of nice things and good things but their young host ] ess had lots more provided and tIiere was a great time. Singing and music and games made the evening p&ss i rapidly and started Miss Moran past her sixteenth milestone. She received many presents.
 About forty couple enjoyed a pri- vate reception given last evening at { Hamilton hall by the employees of the | Curran Dry Goods company. The dance program consisted of 16 num- bers which were dedicated to the various departments, to members of the firm. to patrons. etc. Music was ] furnished by Faulmann's orchestra Refreshments were served during the 1 evening. Among the visitors from out of town were William Reilly. Will liam Skelly, Harold Spencer anl Robert Gray of Meriden. The com 1 mittea in charge of tho affair cousigt
 ed of the Misses COstenbader, Collins. Hayes, Higgins, COnnOr, Feeney and Treasurer Mark Lydon.