Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-09
CITY NEWS

Fulton Music Co.'S new catalogue Of | popular sheet. Ask for it.
 James Egan, the well known pla',er
 and dipper, has severed his connec- tiOn with the Waterbury Clock Go
 and engaged with the Whitehead &
 Hoag Co, makers of campaign and
 other kinds of buttons, in Newark, N.
 J.
 The quartermaster generals office
 has received the state rife decorations
 which have been awarded to members
 of the Connecticut National Guard for i the season of 1905. They will be for
 warded to company commanders. who
 will distribute them to the wearers.
 The financial troubles that caused Joseph Violante, barber, to be con- fined to the limits of New Haven Jail during the past month, have been set tied up. Yesterday he effected set clement with Attorney Lynch by pay ing sum agreeable to his creditor and he was accordingly released.
 Ralph N. Brandley has changed places in the employ of the Water bury Clock Go. From the office he has been given charge of the plating de- partment. succeeding George F. Has kins. who retired few weeks ago. MT Haskins returns to his old posi- tion with the Ingersoll Bros. New York, retailers of the famous Ingersoll $1 watch. one of the chief products of the Waterbury Clock Co.
 At meeting of hte Waterbury Driving association last night officers were chosen as follows: President. Dr Thomas Bland; vice president, D. E. CrOnin; treasurer, Thomas H. Hayes. secretary, N. W. Heater It was decided to hold local trotting meet Decoration day. The Connecti. coming season Branford, Bridgeport, Waterbury and Torrington.
 Friday night is the night on which the annual ball of Co G. c. N. G.. takes place at the Auditorium This event is eagerly awaited by all lovers of dancing and is one of the treats of the season. The old practice of decor ating the hall with bunting and flags will be discontinued this year and the place will be transformed into a flow CT garden. Flowers will be in evi- dence on all sides and their perfume ! will be In the air the entire evening. 1 An excellent program has been ar ranged and the music will be of the best.
 NJ. ]. Daly. the well known steam filter and one of the members of the board of safety which has just gone out of office, was severely injured yes. terday morning about 10 o'clock by | being thrown from his carriage near his home on South Elm street. Mir Daily was getting into his carriage when for some reason the horse shied and started on run. Before it could be brought under control, the animal and the vehicle had crashed into an- other wagon which was stationed nearbn and the ex-commissioner was pitched headlong fin the street He was picked up and carried to his home where after an examination two rlbs were found to be broken The horse started on a mad gallop. but before it had proceeded far it was stopped by Morris Zacks, who lives in the 'vicin- ty
 Hundreds of eyes are being over. worked in consequence of their apmi. 'ation upon works or books. Rest and 'elief for tired and strained eyes may 1e obtained and serious trouble. which s sure to follow if eyes are neglected, nay be avoided by wearing a pair of 'ur properly fitted glasses. Examina- ( ion free. The Upson Jewelry Co. op- icians. |,