Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-15

l church at s o'clock Wednesday mOrn- ing for the late Mary E. Sullivan of Round Hill street.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated at the Immaculate Conception church to-nlorrOw morning at s o'clock for the late Daniel Mur- phy of Sperry street. soD6sa o! c,ye
 On Saturday evening, January 20, the Waterbury socialist party will give smoker party at room 24 Platt block. During the evening Rev Alexander F. Irvine will give lecture.
 The state association of plumbers. steam and gas filters of Connecticut, at their semi-annual convention held ill panbury yesterday, voted 1000 to the Bridgeport plumbers now out on strike.
 The Volunteers of America, under the direction of Ballington and Maud Booth. will open headquarters at 46G West Main street on January % Cap tain Charleo Tripp will be in charge of the local office.
 The Young Mems Hebrew society gave private whist party in their rooms in the Commercial building on Bank street last evening. The rooms were tastefully decorated for the occa- sion and very neat prizes were award ed the winners.
 Sheridan council, K. of C., will hold an important meeting to- morrow even ing. The work of the first and second degrees will be exemplified. A large number of candidates are waiting for this meeting. The exercises will bs- gin promptly at I:30.2 rtsr~ ...'' o. Invitations are out for the private dancing academy, 43 East Main street, Thursday evening, February ], 1906. It will be necessary for each guest to have an invitation and they may be secured from pupils or at the academy.
 The snow of Saturday night and Sunday morning made excellent sleigh ing yesterday afternoon and horsemen had their trotters out in force during the afternoon. There were several in teresting sprints along the main streets and they were enjoyed by the onlook- CTS from the sidewalk.
 The suit of Michael Della against Joseph and Thomas Morgan of Water town for $50 damages to his proper ey has been settled. This is the case in which Sheriff Smith had his first experience in serving papers in law suit He had to attach number of pigs and after good deal of racing around he succeeded.
 Watch out for "The Man on the Box" Coming soon.
 Attorneys X. r. Hayes and FintOn ]. Phelan as commissioners on the i;l- solvent estate of the late Josephine Derrigan held hearing on the claims this morning. The claims amounted to about S2OD. the principal one being for funeral expenses. A good deal of testimony was taken and all the claims were allowed.
 The aldermen will meet tO-niri.t, when if k understood some action will be taken on the different applications for trolley extensions. The business men of the city are interested in this matter and it k desired that as many of the Waterbury Merchants associ- atiOn as possibly can spare the time. call in and say word in favor of the projects.
 At the annual election of officers of the Holy Name society of the Immac- ulate Conception church the following officers we're elected for the ensuing year: Spiritual director. Father Brem- nan: president. William Milton: treas urcr. ]. IT. Moran: secretary. !. W. Mccarthy: COnsultOrS. T. r. kilduff. F. NJ Harty. Thomas Howard. D. ]. Carroll Although considerable chari- table work had been done during tlne past year. Treasurer Nforan's report showed the society 10 be in a flourish ing condition.
 There is a lively interest manifested in the concert tD l-e given by the com bine.i mI-iral clubs of tho University Of Pennsylvania in LeavenwOrth hall tO-mOrToE evening. The gIee. banjo and mandolin clJls If this college ar. always sOs,d but are Letter than ever this season and are creating great en- thusiasm by their splendid work Uher- ever tLev appear. William Greenber. "f this "ity leads tlSe mandolin clu,,. and his i-jeHsl~ are planning to give lim a royal welcome | dance will follow ths concert.
 The accidenf insurance policy that yields S5.sssl in case 9f death. pEgvisles s2-spo for ihe IO<s of both eytS. This means that tie blind man Is prarficsI- ly half dead Guard your eyes with due care Too many have put of zfv- ing them attention until t is foo late to be benefited Our knouIeSfSn of optics is at your disFasaI and We will sell you the hest glasses at lowest ng- urps. The Upsoa Jewelry Co, O. ticizn&