Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-13

c. M. Webb of New York is visit ing his father, Cassius M. Webb of this city.
 The James Meagher monument committee will hold an important meeting at the room of the Gaelic Literary society, Monday night at S:30 o'clock. a
 Farley Osgood, general manager of the New Milford Power Co, wants ali the carpenters and stone masons that he can get. Good wages, board, lodging and transportation is furnish ed by applying to him by telephone or telegraph.
 The biggest crowd yet is expected at attend the Eagles fair tonight, when extra attractions are promised. The fair will come to very success full close on next Monday evening, when grand finale Is assured by the hard-working committee.
 At a meeting of Hendricken coun- cil, K. of C., last night the following were appointed as committee to act with representatives of. other bodies in raising funds for the new hospital: Charles F. Mcdonald, Frank Reid and John J Kelley. s~~ .
 The ladies of St Thomas's parish held meeting in St Thomas's hall last evening to make preparations for the grand whist which is to be given October 26 in the Auditorium. The ladies are working very hard to make the whist one of the best ever held in the city. Fifty prizes will be giv- en- Fifteen hands will be played, which will be followed by dancing. Everyone who attends is promised a most delightful time.
 Friday evening. october 19. is the date of the national ball to be given by Miss Nellye T. Reeds dancing academy at Eagles hall. Among the specialties for the evening will he the national march representing the stars and stripes, and the sailors hornpipe danced by Miss Gladys Caffery and Master John Deegan. also the gypsy fantasy by Miss Marguerite Caffery. Tickets are for sale at the academy, 43 East Main street, and by the pu- pills.
 
 ventsts at Bristol yesterday, Samuel J. Bonney of Waterbury spoke on Working In the Spirits Power" and F. r. Converse of Bridgeport on Loyal Workers AS Helpers of the Pastors" These officers were elected: President, Rev George E. Tyler, of Bristol; first vice-president, Rev F. z. Ellis of Danbury; second vice-pres- ident, s. s. Atkins of Wallingford; secretary, Alice F. Strong of Sales- vile; treasurer, Hannah Robinson of Danbury.
 Attorney D. J. Slavin to-day issued ten suits for foreclosure against the Cheshire Street Railway company and the Connecticut Railway and Light ing company, which are practically the same concern. The suits aggre- gate a sum of $2,500 and were the finishing touches to suits for wages instituted some time ago against the Walter Burke Construction company which failed while building part of the trolley extension to Mount Car mel. The papers were served by City Sheriff Smith on the officers of the company at their head offices in Bridgeport.
 One of the favorite evening classes at the Friendly league is the course for waitresses. This course includes the following subjects ih which every well trained waitress should be ex- pert: Care of dining room and pan try, washing dishes and care of silver and cutlery, serving of breakfast, luncheon and dinner. washing and ironing table linen and removal of stains, preparation of sandwiches, salads, tea, coffee, cocoa and choco- late. This course will open in the school of housekeeping at the Friend ly league next Friday evening at 1880. All applications should be made at the office of the superinten- dent of the Friendly league.
 A farewell party was given by Mr and Mrs Hirsch. MT and Mrs Schneer, Mrs and Miss Frumess and Miss Alt shuller. at the home of Mir and Mrs Hlrsch. g Newell place. Among those present were Master and Miss Brand vein. Mir and MT Blume. Attorney !. F.. Iauber, Mir Jaffey. Mir Freedman, Mrs Bassin. Mir .Altshuller. The eY- ening was spent in singing. instTu- mental music. and speech making At torney Lauber was the toastInast"r of the occasion, and he kept every one in good humor by his flow of ora tory and wit. The recipients of the party are going to leave Waterbury and take up residence in Colorado Miss Frumess was formerly head bookkecper for HOtchklss & Temple ton.
 One needn't be extravagant to in- sure getting a reliable ;imepiece. You can get a standard movement of un- questionable reliability in a substan- tial and seryiceable gold filled case here at entirely reasonable cost. We can convince you this is the store to come to. The Upson Jewelry Co. 6s