Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-02
CITY NEWS


 The c. W. A. Millinery class will not meet this evening.
 Edward D. Rush of this city has just completed nearly two months service as juror at New Haven.
 James McGrath of East Main street has taken a position as bookkeeper with the American Loan company.
 Annual concert of the Y. NJ. C. A.. orchestra at '. M. C. A. building this evening. Master Dayton Henry. solo, ist. William A. Tinsley. conductor.
 Yesterday was the first of April. The joker was very much in evidence all day and as result wild goose chases were quite common.
 It has been announced that Ed ward W. Wilson. who has returned from a trip through the west. was married last December to Miss Carrie Caldwell of Los Angeles.
 In the convent chapel on Wednes- day morning at 6:45 memorial mass will be celebrated for the repOse of the soul of the late Mrs l.. M. Cremin. The members of the Notre Dame alumnae are invited to attend.
 The forty hours devotion opened at the Immaculate Conception church yesterday. The place was crowded all day and a continuous stream of people kept going in and out of the church to-day. The service will close tomorrow morning.
 All the members of Camp Yates, Woodmen of the World. will have to undergo another physical examinn- ton. The company fears that things may have been conducted in a slip shod way in the past and wants to make sure before going further.
 Ava Morty, a cornice maker in the employ of the w. T. Disley Co. mer with serious accident on the Ches- hire trolley yesterday. While cross ing the track at East Farms he was struck by car and received a frac- ture of the skull and was also cut and bruised about the face. He was re. moved to the hospital.
 A surprise party was given in the honor of Louis Wenzel at his home. 70 Clark street About forty friends attended. Piano selections and vocal solos were rendered. George Adains gave selections on the phonograph. Louis Wenzel and Miss Lillian Wright of Waterville led the grand march for dancing after which supper was served.
 George Thompson, the well known professional golfer, and Miss Teresa daughter of MT and Mrs James Hen ry Wood. of Wood street. were mnr- ried on Saturday at the parsonage of the First Baptist church by the Rev Oscar Haywood. D. D. Miss Cassie Smith and Walter II. Wood. brother of the bride. were the attending couple. After Il short wedding trip. Mir and Mrs Thompson will reside in Roseville. \. Y.
 Another industry has been added to Waterbury's already large list. This time I. Ross Jones. who has T national reputation for the building of awnings and other work along that line. comes to Waterbury. which he considers 2 good field for that line of work. Mir Jones is thoroughly up-to- date in this kind of work and has worked with some of the largest manufacturers in this country. He has been connected with the business for over l5 years and has been con nected with such manufacturers as the NJ. C. Copeland X Co. and the James \. Nicholson Co of Washing ton. h. C. The company will he man agel by Mir Ross and will manufac- lure awnings. tents and flags. and will decorate for receptions. weddings. etc Headquarters are now locatc,l at 13b East Main street.
 You'll lose your head if you con- tinue to suffer from headaches with ont having TOUT eyes examined which we will do In thoroughly scientific and up-to-date manner and will guar antne you satisfaction. We maks double lenses whore the junction of the two pieces is invisible. The tp. son Jcweiry Co opticians