Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-04
CITY NEWS

The board of finance met this afteF- noon at f o'clock. s. -..-
 Because of the storm this morning there was no session of the public schools.
 This evening in Concordia hall the Lithuanian Sons society will give dance and reception.
 Tomorrow morning at I:3o o'clock at St Patrick's church there will be an anniversary mass of requiem for the late James Dunn.
 Edward A. Herr of Dartmouth col lege, who has been spending the holi- days at his home in this city. left to- day to resume his studies.
 James Hayes. the well known sport promoter and prominent member of the Merrimac Athletic club. is serious ly i'll at his home on East Main street.
 Misses Nora Ryan and Sadie Ryan, two popular school teachers of West Rutland, Vt, are visiting their cousin, Mrs John J. Foody of West Main street.
 The funeral of Miss Mary Smith will take place from the family residence on South Leonard street to St pat' rick's church tomorrow morning at ! S:30 o'clock.
 The electric switch at the corner or East Main and School streets gives the ] motormen plenty of trouble on wet sln air had | difficulty in making it. l Maurice Glavin and Miss Katherine 1 Curry were married this morning al the immaculate Conception church by l Father Slocum. The witnesses were | Martin Glavin and Miss Katherine Mulligan
 About 75 couple attended the Zoo dance given by Miss Nellye T. Reed | in her academy on East Main street | last evening. The dance was quite novelty and was immensely enjoyed by all present.
 l Why not have a magazine wher | you can get one free of charge: II you pay your subscription to the Dem l ocrat in advance The WOman's Hom' Companion will be sent to your ad dress every month.
 Rev W. P. 'Elsdon, formerly paste of the First Baptist church Of tht city. died recently at Highland. Cali fornia. He leaves a widow and min children. one of whom, Alvin Elsdon resides in Waterbury.
 Mayor Thoms will have regula office hours in the city hall from l o'clock until noon. People who wan to consult his honor will find him ther between these hours on week days The superintendent of streets and th superintendent of water will have reg ular office hours in the city hall ar next at hours to be mentioned late on.
 Many persons are prejudiced agains glasses and sometimes positively d' | cline to use them. even when they ar imperadvely needed. They may b sensible persons and display zoo judgment in other matters but in tI one respect they act most fOolishl and without reason. 4 contest vii age is hopeless and it is the part , wisdom to yield gracefully to the fir' summons to surrender. The TpsO Jewelry Co, opticians. A week from tomorrow evening il annual ball of Company q will be he in the Auditorium. This is one of Il events of the season and the milital boys are sure to sustain their reput ton this year and give an evening
 rare enjoyment 10 all attending. On of the finest orchestras m the sta will he on hand 10 furnish music al the decorations. which will cOnsi
 mostly of flowers will be large ite
 Of expense. The committee of a rangements is ePsring neither time
 money 10 make the affair the mo
 successful of the season.
 The man behind the lathe reaiiz his need. shining steel. minute atOn | floating in the atmosphere. work mathematical exactness. all demaI the aid which properly fitted glas> give. Let Us fl you. Examinati . free. The Upson JevelTy Co, opticiau