Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-24
CITY NEWS

Austin Brennan, of New York, who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs ban iel Leary, of Bank street, has re- turned home.
 The H. Wales Lines company has been awarded the contract for the proposed new Lilley, Swift X Co.'S plan on Sperry street.
 There will be months mind mass at St Thomas's church Wednesday morning at s o'clock for the late John J. Butler, of Pearl street.
 Mrs Mark Simpson, of Sarsfield street. who wandered away Saturday, was found yesterday in the brush near Seymour street, and taken to her home.
 Richard Staeffier for some time past clerk at McGregor's grocery store on South Main street is missing, and nobody appears to know whither he has drifted.
 There will be an anniversary re- quiem mass celebrated at St Thomas s church tomorrow morning at s o'clock for the late Edward Fitz- gerald, of Beacon street.
 The regular monthly meeting of the second ward improvement asso- citation will be held on Tuesday even- ing at eight o'clock at their rooms 6 and ', II East Main street.
 The Rev c. K. Flanders, of the Baptist state association occupied the pulpit at the Second Baptist church yesterday. The new pastor, the Rev J. F. Vought, of Westwood is expect ed to report for duty next Sunday. The proposed marriage of Rose Grenier, of Baldwin street and Jo- seph Laneville, of Walnut street, has been indefinitely postponed. No req son is given out except that the bride to be changed her mind. She is only seventeen and probably thought she had better wait few years longer before taking on the cares of uouse- keeping.
 Miss Margaret Gale, of 70 Dover street, was married on Saturday even- I ing to Wallace Tidaback, of Yonk- formed by the Rev Oscar Haywood, D. D., at his home on North Willow street. The groom Is brakeman en- l ployed by the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Go. The couple will make their home in this city. The music lovers of Norfolk and vicinity had the pleasure Saturday evening at the Eldridge gymnasium of hearing Miss Clara Clemens daughter of Mark Twain, on her frs appearance as a contralto singer ir America. The gymnasium was packed to the utmost seating capacity, 6 number of people from Hartford New Haven and Waterbury being in the audience.
 Freeman or Slave, Socialism VI Capitalism" will be the subject of al address to be delivered by Frank F Young on the corner of Bank ant Grand streets this evening at o'clock. MT Young will speak at tn, above named place every night of tn, present week. The speaker, thougl yet young man, Is profound in vestigator of social and industria questions and is quite able to interes all who may attend his meetings.
 The whist and "45" party for the benefit of St Michael's church in Wa. terville will take place next Thurs day evening in Goodwill hall and tho firemen's hall adjoining. This will be the crackerjack card party of ths season for already ten teams for "45' have been secured and a few more have signified their intentions to b. on hand and play for anything fiom the White House to the Russian Duma. All the best players from the hill" will be there, and only on the hill" can the best players of "45' be found.
 The lecture course to he given al | Leavenworth hall under the auspices of the W omen's club during the com. ing winter is as follows James E Darlington will deliver the first ad dress cn American Illustrators and Their Work" on Monday evening | Nov ; Miss Beatrice Hereford q well known monogolist. will entertain on Monday evening. December ' The Rev Charles A. DinsmoTe. D. n. of First Congregational church will ] give the public another opportunity to hear oi.e of his interesting lecture: on Dante" Tuesday evening Janu ary r., 1901. The subject for tlI, ! second address of the new year will be announced later. The speaker oi the evening will he ". Hudson Shaw who will come here Thursday. Feb. ruary 2I. Leslie Willie Sprague will speak Tuesday evening. March ia 19OT. on Things We Can To With out" Tickets will be for sale Octobcl 1G.
 The public schools have now op- ened in full swing and maybe you will hear some complaint o1 inc pat of the small boy or girl about see. ing the blackboard or pains in th. 1 forehead after reading If it Is eys troubIe-an examination c1sts nOth ing-w. Richard UpsOn. op;ieian