Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-04
CITY NEWS

DOn forget tllc prON1 lo-lllSut dt aditorium by American band.
 Next Monday evening the Society of St Joseph will hold their nineteenth an nual sociable and dance in Speedwell hall.
 The Lithuanian Baking Co of Wa terbury has been incorporated with ! capital of S1O,OOO, by John Penik. Augustus Kundrotas, Wladyslaw Will kus. Adam Samuels, all of Waterbury.
 Sheridan council, k. of C., will meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Bus mess of the greatest importance is to bc transacted and every member is re- Iuested to be on hand and secure seats for the banquet.
 About twenty-five couples attended q private dance and reception given last evening at Music hall by members of St Joseph's T. A. society. Falll- mans orchestra furnished the music. Refreshments were served.
 W. !. Schlcgel has sold for Laura r.. knibbs her two-family house and lot 13o-1:4 Locust street, 10 Angelo MereSsi who has purchased same as q home and investment. Mr Schlegel has also sold for Anna B. Lake her one family house and lot on Baldwin lane to Dennis J. and Mary Ryan for q home.
 Horace Johnson. the weather prophet says that within four days there is to he q heavy rain storm which will take most of the snow off the ground and prepare the way for an early spring. Mr Johnson warned the public not tO stray far from home during the next few days without taking the family umbrella along.
 The whist which is to be given by the Queens daughters Monday night will commence at s o'clock and all who desire to take part are requested to be in their places at the sound of the bell. The play is to be for games, fifteen hands are to be played After the whist sixteen numbers of dancing will be carried out.
 Tonight and tomorrow evening will be your last opportunity to attend the bazaar which is being given by St Anthony's Aid society in St Patrick's s Parish hall. Tonight supper will be served as usual and fine entertain ment will be carried out. Tomorrow evening there will be sacred concert in which some of the best local talent will appear.
 Clinton II. ,Judson and wife, through Attorney Bauby. has instituted two suits against. the Consolidated Rail T 'N Con n,IN IrI claim to have been passengers on a train that collided with another train near Hawleyville on January II, 1904, and that they suffered considerable shock and injury. The Judsons live in WatertOwn.
 James Wall. who was taken to the New Britain hospital a short time ago suffering from consumption, died at that institution early yesterday morn ing. The deceased, who was about 10 years old, had resided ill Plainville. working at his trade of blacksmith for the late Timothy Rooney. A sister. Mrs Thomas Prior, and brother. Maurice Wall. both of Waterbury. sur vive him. The arrangements for the funeral have not yet been completed.
 Death has intervened in the proceed ing of Charles l.. Pearson against Alice Nrcdenburg. an action based on desertion. The case was heard a week ago yesterday before Judge Case and decision was withheld. Yesterday At torney Thoms. counsel for the plaintiff. who lives in Naugatuck. informed Judge Case that the defendant died in Bridgeport. On this account the case may be withdrawn unless there are some property rights involved. The matter will he disposed of next Tues. day morning before any other business shall he taken up. Pearson could not explain his wife's conduct. which soon after their marriage appeared to he constantly opposed to him. She left him one morning half an hour after he had gone to work in the glove shop in Nnugatuck. where he was employed as foreman.
 The speaker at the mems meeting in the '. NJ. C. A. building next Sun day afternoon will he Asa II. Wilcox of Torrington. the general secretary of the Torrington Young Mems Christian association. Mir Wilcox has been paid officer of the Young Mems Christ ian association for many years and has been exceedingly popular with the young men in the association and cities where he has been employed. Mir Wilcox is particularly strong and in his social work with young men. He is always getting up some form of entertainment and mem bcrs social that is unique in character and thoroughly enjoyable to young mans nature. Being good singer and a musician himself he is able to lead in college songs on informal musical occasions. As friend and advisor of young men he also has many helpful suggestions io maI-. adapted to their spiritual needs. X very interesting address may he aDtici- pated from him on this occasion.
 Arc these people fools : Three of nyc persons today l"ok upon the world through glasses. To they wear glasses for style. for looks. for fun = Are all these people fools would they continue to wear them un- less deriving great benefit fberefrnm Our business is the scientific adjust lrent of glasses for the improvement If vision and the stoppage of nerve drain and strain Tn" Upson Jew,iry