Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-05

good JOD or au IldH Cdu Hliu d po- sition for short time and perhaps for longer by applying at the Democrat office.
 The superintendents of the street and water departments will hold office hours in the City hall annex from 1O:3O to noon daily on and after Janu- ary s. Y. @%
 The new officers of Washington camp, Patriotic Order Sons of Amer1- ca. Valley tent. K. o. T. M., and TunX- is tribe, I. o. R. M., were installed last night. '@. '. r-*
 The firm of Benedict & Walsh, at torneys, having dissolved, MT Walsh may now be found ill separate office in same building, corner Leavenworth and Center streets.
 There will be an important meeting of the Bricklayers' union in the rooms in G. A. R. block, East Main street, this evening. Every member is earn estly requested to be present. % ..,.
 If you want to see the board of re, lief, call upon them HOW while they are in session, instead of putting it off until it is too late, and then make scene when you learn of the oversight.
 Post Surgeon Kilmartin will be at his office, IS State street, from [ to S:30 every evening until January 31, for the purpose of granting certificates to those entitled to exemption from military duty. 25 ss'- .--..s-.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Smith took place this morning from the family residence on South Leonard street with mass of requiem at St Patrick's cnurch and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were John Gaffney, Frank Sheridan Michael Don nelly, Pohn Brady, Edward Costigan and Dennis Maloney. " s2~> @l .u.s
 A valuable bulldog which is said to have been taken from Springfield on Wednesday was found at Polls last evening with the Sothern-MarlOwe company. The animal followed the show so the stage manager took it in and cared for it. The owner values it at S1OO and had the local police busy yesterday hunting it up.
 In Leavenworth hall last evening" under the auspices of the WOmen's club, Rev Peter MacQueen, the emi- nent war correspondent and lecturer. gave very interesting lecture on the Drama of the Balkans" The speak CT gave very vivid description of the European countries and showed some finely colored illustrations of the same.
 At meeting of the WOmen's Benev- olent society of the Second Congrega- tional church yesterday afternoon off cers were chosen as follows: President, Mrs Jay H. Hart; vice-president, Mrs B. A. Bradley: recording secretary, Mrs w. H. Camp; corresponding secre- tary, Mrs George s. Bissett; treasurer, Mrs Frederick Wilcox; foreign mis- sions treasurer. Mrs William M. Cottle; members of the executive board. Mrs l.. B. Brewster. Mrs Charles Lyman, Mrs Theodore Patchen, Mrs Aaron A. Benedict.
 Prof Walter X. Wyckoff of Prince ton university will be the speaker at the Jacques opera house next Sunday afternoon. This will be the seventh and next to last of the public meet ings for men this season conducted by the Waterbury Y. M. C. A. Prof NthpAl iS Vl1t OL pf'A hiEo"h hitA in this country as student of :ndus- trial problems and social conditions. And his study has been quickened by long and varied experiences of his own while tramping across the country from east to west working at odd jobs and living among the day labOrers and tramps whom he met.
 Joseph Welsh afld Paul DherOn of this city were bound over to the su- periOr court. the former under bonds of S1.O00 and the latter under 500. Both are minors and are charged with stealing large amount of copper from various places in Bristol. Already two Waterbury boys, Howard Dillon and James. Mooney. have been sent to prison for being mixed up in the same affair. Welsh was arrested in New York and he then squealed on DherOn. William Market. the junk dealer who received the stolen goods. was also ar raigned yesterday. He pleaded not guilty and was represented by an array of talent including Pierce of Bristol. Barbour of Hartford and Lau- ber of this city. He was bound over to the superior court under bonds of S1.J0O.
 Politics is the worst business a feI- low ever took up with a view to mak- ing m honest living out of fl. There is not much money in any office in a town of this size. and besides just the time yOu arc least prepared tO change the other fellows get in and yOu have tO step down and out One man who went out the other day told 8 reporter that the political berth which b.. was turning over t0 his sUcCeSsOr wIS ths worst stumbling blOrk that ever was thrown in his way. IL made a raft of personal enemies for him and was the meanS of preventing him from accept ing a position that probably would have lasted him all his lifetime That's nothing. The average human being will embrace the opportunity to serve the public no matter whether there is a salary attacIle-l tO the sffioe 0r not It was So from rfie Ipazinninz and il won't be any different as bong as the we-lI lasts
 Many persons are preju1icssI against glasseS and sometimes positively sIe- cline fa use them pven wf1n they are imperztvieIT ne4zlei- They may te SeIs<iE.le persons and display Sos-i jusIzment in other mafteTs- l,ut in this ore rp<ysct they art ulsst frsJIESzlIy and wffh0af reasan- A esnfesz with aze fS hopegesS and ft Ts the Var1 of wisdom to yield grScefuIy to fbe frSt <umme1r-tO SuTeEier- He Upss7 Jew14rx co. orric5suS