Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-12

l The forty hours devotion will
 open at the last mass at St Francis
 Xavier's church next Sunday. The Misses Marion and Anna Daw- son of New Haven are visiting their cousin, Mrs Charles Ney, on Grove street.
 A requiem high mass will be cele- brated at z o'clock Wednesday morn ing at St Patrick's church for the late William Phelan.
 City Engineer Cairns will speak
 on work of public character at the
 meeting of the Mems club of the Second Congregational church to- night.
 The committee appointed at the meeting Friday night to look into the railroad approach were sched- uled to meet this afternoon at ) o'clock.
 of the K. of c. will be held at 8 o'clock in their hall tomorrow even- ing, when the committee on club rooms will make report. Judge Cowell was engaged to-day in the district court hearing the case of Tommy Frost against Albert Solonski and wife. The Solonskis own farm in Oxford and some time ago Frost was employed by them. He claims they owe him s25O wages.
 The board of education will hold a regular meeting this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the office of the Crosby high school. Among the matters of busi- ness to be disposed of are the con- tracts for building the proposed addi- tions to the Bank and Webster schools.
 The report of the free employment bureau for the month of February is as follows: Applications for em- ployment, males AZ, females IF, to- tai 159; applications for help, males 31, females 120, total 151; situa- tions secured, males 33, females 101, total 134.
 President Mellen of the Consoli- dated road is quoted as stating in case change of plans for the union station would mean an added outlay of $200,000, that such a thing is out of the question. J. s. Elton, direc- tor of the road, does not believe that the Kelly plan can be carried out at this time, but he is willing to talk it over with the committee and see what can be done.
 Friendly league members who de- sire to attend the entertainment at Friendly league hall on Thursday ev- aninu shn,rlI t,rnat1rea rod o1p tickets in advance as none will be sold at the door on the night of the recital. General admission tickets may be purchased at that time. No member of the league should fail to hear Miss Futile in her nrOnologue renderings and listen to Mrs Wilbur G. Squire in her song recital. An un- usual treat is in store for all those who love the best of music and real ings and monologue
 Attorneys Bronson and Root were on hand in the probate court to-day to argue the matter of \. l.. Rice's ap- pointment as trustee of 409 shares in the ApOthecaries Hall company. Col onel Burpee counsel for the opposing interests. |. r. Kellogg and Mrs E. R. Munson. his wife's mother. left word that he understood the matter was to go over for week. and 1t accord ingly was adjourned. The motion for the appointment of receiver for the company on the grounds that 1t has not been properly managed will be heard by Judge Shumway in the superior court Thursday.
 Don't get the idea that glasses cure anybody or anything. Nature does the curing. Glasses simply stop nerve leakage. allowing nature to resume her normal sway in the performance of natural functions. The Upson. JeweIry company. opticians.