Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-30

SdFueu dJ -ff 1OOke StTeel. Wueu tue limb broke and he was preeipltated to the ground and received bad shak- ing up.
 Tickets are selling rapidly for the sixth annual reception and dance to be given by MT and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing classes at Leaven- worth hall Easter Monday night, April 1.
 AlmOn c. Judd. manager of The Elton. has offered a reward of $2.OO0 for the recovery of the body of his brother-in-law. Eben c. Webster, who disappeared from the steamer Com pus on March oS. while enroute from New Orleans to New York
 At meeting of the Gamma Rap. pi Phi society Thursday night. officers were chosen as follows: President, w S. Brakenridge: first vice-presi- dent c A. Woodruff: second vice president. H l. Dion; secretary, w. D Stewart: treasurer, Frank Minnd- man.
 Mayor Thoms. the commissioners of public works. members of the bu- reau of engineering aud representa- tives of the press enjoyed the trip through sewage disposal conduit Thursday afternoon So well that the distance didn't seem half as long as they had been led to believe. Complete assortment. mems and boys blue serge suits, Upson. Single ton X Cos.
 The advance tickets for the con- | cert which is to be given by the United States Marine band on Tues day evening. under the auspices of | Melicent Porter chapter, D. A. R., | went on exchange to-day. Tickets will remain at the various stores | about town until the day of the con- cert.
 At a meeting of the Women's aux | Hilary of the South Methodist church Thursday evening. it was voted to change the name of the organization | to the Ladies' Aid society. Officers were chosen as follows: President, Mrs Sadie Harding: president. Mrs Charles Mabbott: secretary. Mrs | Charles Budgeon: treasurer, Mrs Vim cent De Fabricus.
 The papers in the suit for divorce of Lena Ida Parsons against her hus band, Daniel F. Parsons. were filet with the superior court this fore noon. indicating that the case will bt | tried as soon as possible. DesertioI and intolerable cruelty are the al legations in the cause. The Parson. lived on Liberty street until quite re gently.
 At short calendar in the district court to-day the following cases were set down for trial: For Tuesday Reilley against Bagley and He'll mann. Margaret McCann agains Adam Dausch. E. B. Reilley agains Baron !. Torkomian. and Bolger ana Murphy against Martin Soberg. Fol Wednesday. Dr w. F. Hinckle, against M.. E. Keeley. administrator John l.. Anderson against Juliu: Rosenfield, and Attorney NJ. J. Byrnt againsg l.. R. Carter.
 After being. laid up a month ol more in consequence of fall at hi: home on North Willow street, Johr
 nrty was out to-day receiving the
 Limitations of his friends on hi:
 from serious injury. He fel
 a flight of fifteen stairs ont
 in the dark while going to hi.
 and landed on his back at the
 m. He received nothing worse
 shock. but his nervous condition
 past month was quite serious
 Appearance on the streets to-day
 iated 1t.
 c. Betts of Waterbury will rep
 Sent this city in the champion prize waltz contest to be held at Foo Guard armory, Hartford, April Is The last time Mir Betts contested al Hartford he came within two out oi twenty-six couples of getting the cup MT Betts's friends think he will have a walkover this time. NIT Betts ha. won many contests throughout the state, including the championship oi Bridgeport and of Waterbury. ana has the honor of taking first prize al Coney Island. Mr Betts has won over 100 prize values and has lost but fifteen.
 The dressmsking and millinery
 
 classes at the Catholic women's as. sociation arc always more largely at | tended in the spring than at any other | time. The spring term begins next week with the meetings of the class eS. But one day week can be de voted to art work. this being Tuesday afternoon and evening. For these reasons those desiring to enter ths ! classes should see Mrs Hayes af thF rooms early so as to get their place I There is also class in shorthand and typewriting. which pupils may enter at any time. However. this spring term only lasts ten weeks and any one desiring to get the full nun Ter of lessons should attend to if al once. of course. the classes are on- Iv as large as can be well taught by inc teachers. The cost of joining is -O cents for dressmaking. and sI.dsl for millinery and art work for the course of ten lessons. in addition tr inc dues for membership in the asse- cistion which are sIao rear.
 How annoying s n to have . watch that is out of repair frequent Iy and fn the care of the watch doc for one third of the time Buy q watch of known rep1fafto1- of up- cuestio1ed reliability and save rc7f-