Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-20
CITY NEWS

The aldermen will have an adJOurn- ed meeting at $ o'clock tonight.
 Michael D. Russell, former city comp I'troller will leave ill few days for an Indefinite visit to Cuba.
 Orson Hayward celebrated his nine- ty-tifth birthday Saturday at his home on South Willow street.
 The funeral of Mrs $. o. Policy, aged 75 years, who died at her home on Plaza avenue Saturday night, took place this afternoon. The remains were taken to Amherst for burial.
 The Waterbury Merchants assocla. ton will meet at s o'clock tomorrow night, when City Engineer Cairns will explain the proposed plan Of improve ments at the union station.
 The funeral of Mrs Sarah Town send, aged 54 years, who died Satur- day, will be held at EdmOndson's Un- dertaking rooms, 63 Center street, this evening. The burial will be in Hart ford.
 r. Robilard of IA Walnut street won the Soa Acorn range given away Sat urday night by the Boston Furniture Co at the conclusion of it's weeks dem- onstration of the cooking qualities of the range. He held ticket 3735.
 Mrs Mary Daigle, wife of Napoleon Daigle, died Saturday evening at the family residence on Jewelry street. Resides her husband she leaves two daughters Mrs Tourangeau and Miss Mary Daigle. Funeral will take place from the house to St Ann's church at S:1! tomorrow morning. The inte:'- ment will be in St JOseph's cemetery.
 Barcelona. Hendricken and Sheri- dan councils K of c will unitedly con- fer first. second and third degree on very large classes Tuesday evening, exercises beginning at o'clock. Dis trict Deputy John Hearns. with the assistance of Ansonia knights will eX- emplfy the mysteries. Many knights from surrounding towns are expected. All members of the order are cordially invited.
 In the probate case of Margaret, Mary. John and Veronica Fitzpatrick for the removal of their father, .Iere- miah. as administrator on the estate of their mother, and also for the dis misSal of his final account and the ap- pOintment of Il cOnServatOr over him Judge Etheridge of Thomaston. wno heard the case a few days ago in the absence of Judge Lowe. has given q decision for Mir Fitzpatrick. He finds that under his administration the prop erty has not deteriOated, that he is full ly competent to take charge of his af- fairs and has approved hls account. He decision W ill prObar'y he appealed iron, to the superior cOui, as consider able feeling was manifested in the hearing the other day.
 As many friends of John II. COndon as could crowd into Thomas F. Dill Ions barber shop on Baldwin street met there last night and made arrange, ments to give an entertainment for his benefit There were people present from nearly all parts of the city, and as many as spoke. and the number was by no means small, had something good to say of Mir Condon. NJ. J. | Smith was chosen chairman. John | Griffin clerk and Daniel Foley treas | urer. Letters were read from three Oi four persons indorsing the proposition and better still. containing substantial | sums for the fund. A soliciting com. mittee was appointed as follows: NJ l. Smith, John Griffin. Daniel Foley D. ]. Slavin, NJ. J. Colloty. J. w. Burns Thomas ]. Ashe. George A. Gibson Patrick Phelan and John Dillon.
 Solid gold eyeglasses in the neatest and most up to date style, perfectly adjusted to your nose, with lenses [, suit your vision. for the modefat, price of S5. These very same good' are selling for SI and SS elsewhere l You know the quality of our work: il you don't, 'tis high time you did. The Tpson Jewelry Co, opticians, 6S Banl street.