Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-23
CITY NEWS

The annual meeting of the Matta- tuck Rod and Gun club will be held at the Elton Monday evening.
 The first annual sociable and dance given by the Edgewood Athletic club will be held in the school hall in Si- monsville this evening.
 A private shirt waist dance, to be given by Curran's clerks at Hamilton hall, Monday evening, November ?, will start promptly at S:30 p. m. ,.
 Dr N. D. Hills of Plymouth church, Brooklyn. will deliver the opening lee ture of the course under the auspices of the Woman's club, at Leavenworth hall tonight. * 1Feg s5'.
 The funeral of Mrs Nellie Evans of morrow morning at 9 o'clock with a mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. l&. r
 Eugene Parker and Miss Katherine O'Brien were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church. by the Rev Father Slocum. Eugene Casey was best man and Miss Ellen O'Brien was maid of honor.
 The sixth annual concert and dance given by the Scovill Aid society will be held at the Auditorium this even ing. Before dancing there will be an interesting entertainment and a large crowd will undoubtedly be present.
 The usual large number of people are remembering friends in other parrsI of the world by letters containing the der for few dollars to help make the Christmas festival as cheerful as pos sible.
 While at work yesterday afternoon at the Manufacturers foundry, James Degnan of River street suffered a fracture and dislocation of the right ankle. A heavy bar of metal fell upon it. He was removed to his home in an ambulance where the injury was attended to by Dr Moriarty.
 P. J. Coogan of Baldwin street has launched out into the real estate busi- ness and unless all signs of the times fail he will make success of it. He has an office in room IA, 10S Bank street, and offers for sale at reasonable prices and on easy terms property in all parts of the city. including some handsome. three-family houses MT Coogan will insure your property in re- liable companies at current rates and secure loans on good security.
 | Last evening social gathering was held at the home of Miss Anna Doolin on Dublin street. Mandolin I and violin selections were rendered by the Messrs Doolin and Lush. A large crowd gathered and enjoyed themselves by playing games and Oth- CT amusementS. The out of town guests were Joseph and John McCar- thy of New York and Helen and May Lush of Ansonia. Refreshments were served and the crowd departed at a seasonable hour.
 It didn't take the trolley people long to find out that an extra car is needed on the Baldwin street line Wednesday and Saturday evenings, the same as on the other routes. Last night the number of shoppers. from that part of the town was so large the company could not handle them. The situation will be met from now on by putting on an additional car evenings when the stores are open. This proves nothing except that Waterbury is in need of more trolley service and an effort should be made to have the company operate in those sections as soon as possible.
 We will make you a special induce ment for three days to buy your Thanksgiving silver of the Upson Jew elry Co. Highest grade of tableware will cost as follows: One half dozen knives $263, forks $2.63, spoons $2.50 This line by official assayists has beer proven the highest grade of silver plated tableware on the market for the money. Rogers knives and forks will cost you per one half dozen, $1.T5 The Upson Jewelry Co, 6S Bank street.