Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-27

Mrs Joseph Lecroix, of River street who has been confined at her home for some time left to-day to enter the Providence hospital.
 B. J. Torkomian has sold for Will liam Reither, his property at corner or Park avenue and North Willow street to the Tracy Bros company.
 There was a large attendance at the dedication ceremony of the Advent church yesterday. The service will be continued to-day and this evening.
 The board of public works thinks 1t better to suppy forester to trim the trees and if suitable man can be secured he will be put to work at the job right away.
 At the meeting of the board of public works yesterday the contract for paving North Willow, South Elm and Clay streets with bitulithic for S7,S75, was awarded to Warren Brothers.
 Mrs John Cunning of Hartford is the guest of MT and Mrs M Keeley of 74 Abbott avenue. Mrs Cunning has resided in Hartford for the past sixty years, but this is the first time she visited Waterbury.
 Mulcahy council, K. of C., has ap- pointed committee consisting of George F. O'Neil, William Donovan and Thomas F. Bahan, to act with other organizations in furthering the interests of the new hospital.
 Maurice Harmon and Miss Hannah Riordan were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Slocum. John Flaherty was best man and Miss Katherine Brown was maid of honor.
 Adolph Liebreich, the 14-year-old son of Mrs Francisco Liebreich, of Bucks Hill, was shot in the knee yesterday afternoon by his older brother, Feodore, who had discharged the gun at woodchuck. The wound was dressed by Dr Lally.
 The annual report of the former board of charities has been printed. It contains an itemized account of re- cepts and disbursements for tie yea. 1905, the number of inmates admitted to the Brookside home. during the period and other matters. all of which have already appeared in the papers. The average cost of each inmate per week was $254
 Miss Adella Brown and Horace Finkle were married yesterday after noon at the home of the brides pa- rents, MT and Mrs William Brown, the Rev Martin o Lepley, pastor of St Pauls M. E. church officiating. Miss Ethel Brown, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and Charles Finkle, of Thomaston, was best man. After wedding tour the couple will reside at 50 Walnut street.
 Fancy skating tomorrow night at the Eagle roller skating rink by Miss Agnes Nelson. a Waterbury young lady, who will be assisted by Manager, Willis. Those who care for roller skating will have an opportunity of seeing what one can do on the skates in short time. Miss Nelson's first time on the rollars was about a year ago and since then, she has wonder fully improved and Is now considered one of the best skaters in the city. Ladies are admitted at the rink free every night. Music is furnished by the American band.
 John F. Calvin of this city attend ed a meeting of the county board of the A. O. H. last night at New Haven Several important matters were acted upon all of which will be reported to the several divisions by the secre- tary. A feature of the session was the institution of new division of the order. The society starts out with fifty charter members and judg- ing by the character of the new men and the enthusiasm which they man. ifested it will soon be the banner division of the county. This makes nine divisions of the A. O. II. in New Haven.
 Miss Elizabeth Dillane of Summer street and John Dwyer of South Leonard street were married at St ThOmas's this morning with q nuptial high mass at s o'clock. The couple were married inside the altar railing. a privilege granted the bride. being a member of the Young Ladies' so- dality. the pastor. Rev Father Crow ley. performing the ceremony. Prof Keegan presided at the organ and played MendelssOhn's Wedding March as the wedding party entered the church. Miss Mamie Dwyer. cousin of the bride. and Thomas Maher were the attendants. The bride was attired in lansdowne silk and carried bridal roses. The brides maid wore white panama and carried pink roses. A breakfast was served at the home of the bride. after which a wedding trip was made to New York. Mr and Mrs Dwyer will re- side on Summer street.
 Glasses were invented a great many years ago. so were eyes. The eyes in construction are the same to-day. but the glasses have changed The science of optics has steadily ad- vanced until now we are able to grind glasses to correct all defects of vision. and these defects are many