Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-10
CITY NEWS

A son was born Monday to Mir and Mrs George Reichenbach of If Third street.
 Mrs Luke Flynn and Miss Mamie Flynn of Willimantic are visiting Ed ward Flynn of Bishop street.
 Edson Peck, aged 90 years, died yes terday at his home in Oakyille He leaves one daughter, Miss Josephine Peck.
 The mother of Mrs Jennie Brewer, has taken up her residence at 429 North Main street.
 There will be an anniversary mass celebrated for the late Nellie Leary at the church of the Immaculate Con- ception tomorrow morning.
 Paul Lunny who has just completed a commercial course m Monroe's Busi- ness college has taken a position as bookkeeper with Michael Clancy, the hardware merchant of Brooklyn.
 The Ladies' auxiliary to Brother hood of Railroad Trainmen will give a sociable at the Auditorium on Fri day evening. These ladies are well known entertainers and their friends will be assured of good time on Fri day night
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Miss Rose Burke: Mrs Lucretia NJ. Burke; Mrs Lottie Comstock: Maud Fitzsimmons; M E. Greenwood; Mrs Ella c. Hamm; Mrs Belle Hickox: Mrs D. J. Lawlor; Mrs Anna Post; Leopold Weiss; D. Henry White
 At meeting of the Waterbury Medical association last night a com mittee consisting of Dr Crane. Dr ROdman. Dr Kilmartin. Dr Anderson and Dr FTeney was appointed to take some action regarding the quality of | milk furnished in Waterbury. Dr AL bee read a paper on Hydroptheraphy. Alexander W. Wilson, general sec retary of the Boston Association for the Suppression of Tuberculosis. will lecture at Friendly league hall on Fri day evening. at which time the exhi- bition. brought from New Haven. will be open 10 the public for two weeks. | The lecture and exhibition are free to the public.
 It isn't too late yet to. take spring tonic and blood purifier. Diamond Bitters is an excellent preparation of this kind. made from dandelion, man. | drake, peruvian bark and other good old-fashioned roots and herbs Mir Lake. the druggist, makes it himself, has sold it for years and recommends it highly. Fifty cents bottle.
 The Merrimac Athletic clubwill givea J promenade and dance at Hamilton hall, Mill Plain on Thursday evening May 25. One of the features of the dance | will be prize two step in which con- petent judges will award the prize. The following is the arrangement com mittee: Frank Sutton. Jeremiah Ring. Timothy Ryan. John Burgess, and Will liam Mcdonald.
 When in need of help try 25c ad in the Democrat. One business man ad. vertised for a clerk in our columns and received g written answers. besides nearly as many more applied in person It only costs 25c.
 The Duesler Bros sell the celebrated Brownell and Field Co teas and coffees, . duu lo Dtohr are this week demonstrating the same at Hamilton hall during the fair now being held by the Mill Plain chapel A demonstrator will be present this evening to wait on all who attend and explain the merits of what is claimed to be the best article made
 The proposed woodbury trolley will connect with the local line at Robbins street on the watertown road. It will pass by Thomas Kelly's place at Quassapaug and afford Waterbury people an opportunity to spend short vacation at the lake at much less ex- pense than ever before. The officers of the company are J. E. Sewell. pres ident: \. R. Bronson. treasurer: Rob- ert F. Griggs. secretary. The capital stock is S200.OOo.
 The following officers were elected at yesterdays meeting of the eclectic physicians at Hartford: President: Dr George E. Bristol. Mlddlebury: vice president. Dr John \. Donner. HolyOke. Mass: treasurer Dr LeRoy A. smith. HIgganum: corresponding and recording secretary. Dr George ! A. EdufL- NhAEA bAAAs ffAA~fA-- III Thomas s. Hodge. Torrington: Dr George B. Bristol. Middlebury: Dr F.. NJ. Ripley. Unionville; Dr LeRoy A. Smith. Higganum; Dr R. E. $. Hayes. Hazarivllle.
 SELLING OUT.-Beginning weines. day. May I0.Mrs E. Keouzh. .19i Baldwin street will offer 10 her many true and faithful patrons bargains that their equal have never before been presented to the public of Waterbury. On ac, count of n health am obliged to give up business. therefore every piece Ot goods in the store must be converted into money within the next ten days Don't forget the opening. Wednesday ! Msy 10. when every piece of goods iu the store sill be sold for a fraction O. is value. Mrs B. Kaough. 194 BaIl win street. Waterbury. Conn.
 Do you or any of your friends wear i, thick and heavy zlassesi If so. lei our optician show you how he can re
 duce weight over one half by the
 most scientific adoption of the len.
 grinders art The UpSon Jewelry Co
 es Bank street