Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-24

Sheet music sale all this week, 10c per copy. Fulton Music Co.
 Get one of those mems sweaters on U. s. & Co.'S bargain table tonight for S1.
 The annual meeting of the Connecti- cut Schoolmasters' club will be, held Saturday, February 3, at the Tontine hotel New Haven, where dinner will be served at 1 p. m.
 Sheriff Frederick B. Crofutt, First Selectman Alexander Turner and Third Selectman H. Hart Purdy, of Danbury, paid John T. McAllister of 3l Phoenix avenue brief visit.
 There was a slight hitch in the Bulls Bridge electric current last night, but it didn't amount to any thing serious, things being righted So quickly that many scarcely noticed It.
 Miss Margaret Sweeney, a former resident of this city and at one tlme ticket seller at the Jacques, has left the ''Florodora'' company and is now taking the part of the American girl in the Little Johnnie Jones" con- pany in the western cities.
 At the Yale junior prom at New Haven last night the following were present from Waterbury,: Mir and Mrs David Griggs. Miss Rose Hubbard, Mrs c. H. Hubbard, MT and Mrs r. J. Kingsbury Miss Ruth Kingsbury; : from Naugatuck, Miss Rodenbach and Mrs Andrew.
 Mark H. Reilly, formerly window dresser in the store of J. B. Mullings X Son but now holding a similar posi- ton in large house in Kansas City, Mo, has written some interesting es- says of late on the value of advertis- ing His writings have appeared in the Southwestern Manufacturer and the Jobber.
 The board of public safety will hold an adjourned meeting this afternoon at 43O o'clock. Then will be deter mined who shall fill the few vacancies on the police and the fire departments. Last Wednesday the board adjourned without making the appointments on account of inability to agree upon the candidates.
 A delightful informal reception was given in the parlors of the First Bap- tist church on Monday evening After an appetizing spread prepared by the Misses Stahl. Alcott and Roxburgh, some interesting addresses were deliv- cred by Rev Dr Haywood. Superin- tendent William Dixon and Assistant Superintendent Frank Bannell of the Sunday school.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the pOstoffice. Miss Edith Allen, Mrs Oscar F.. Birdsell. James Delan- don. Miss Ida Ferguson. Mrs Mamie Hill Mrs F.. HoldwOrth. Mrs John T. Jualds. Mrs Catherine Marshall. Mrs Irine O'Rourke. Clinton Dew. Porter. H. E. Rice. H. r. Began. Miss Mary Strand, George Sloss. Miss Margaret Tierney. Miss Hazel Tennant. Last evening Theodore Van York. the celebrated tenor, delighted a large and representative audience in Leav- enworth hall The well known singer | was unknown to the music lovers of Waterbury. but last night because of his splendid renditions. ne established himself in their favor md would bc | welcomed back to this city again. He was in fine voice and both in the heav- fer and lighter selections proved high ly entertaining and during the evening was forced to respond to many en- cores.
 The identity of Mrs Lizzie Bennett who was burned to death in a fire in TrOtt's block on East Main street some months ago. has not as yet beea proved to the satisfaction of her rela- tives. At first no one seemed to know where she belonged and she was bu-- jed in the town cemetery. to he raiscd later by a relative who came to thi: city from Willimantic and cIaimei the body. Mrs Bennett is said to have been left large sum of money by the death of a near relative and it k for tlJis reason that efforts are being made to establish her identity to q cerrair- l ty.
 Every thinker who gives ;he matter due consideration will quickly sec that tO neglect his eyesight IuPan> loss of certain amount of dollars as well as future happiness. \ repeated put ting off having glasses changed re- suits in eye strain. Our charges srt, one dollar for the average case. The