Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-08
CITY NEWS.

ties market tonight.
 A son was born this morning to MT and Mrs M. J. Harmon of S4 Bridge street.
 Senator Kennedy of Naugatuck will deliver a memorial address for the Knights of Columbus at Wilimantic to- morrow.
 At Bunker Hill chapel tomorrow there will be Sabbath school at p. m.; preaching service at 4:15 p. m.; sermon by the Rev Charles B. Gran ger, minister in charge.
 At the meeting of the local lodge of Elks last night three candidates were initiated. The meeting appointed a committee to arrange for it's annual, field day at the Driving park.
 MT and Mrs Seymour Hardy of Newburg, N. T., will be at the Rescue mission Sunday evening to help in the service. Mrs Hardy has had some years of experience in the mission work.
 At a special meeting of the Third Congregational church last evening 1t was decided to adopt the individual communion service. A committee was | also appointed to get information as to a pipe organ.
 The funeral of Katie GaffneE will take place tomorrow afternoon at l:3O o'clock from her late home on Bald win street, with service at St Francis Xayier's church and interment in St | Joseph's cemetery.
 The failure of Turnbull & Go to ob- | tain sufficient number of extra clerks | to handle the crowd attending their clearing out sale is exasperating, but with the thirty odd additional ones se- cured they hope to accommodate all. Miss Gertrude Hinman Ladd, daugh- l ter of W N. Ladd of Second avenue, returned home last night from St Mary's Cathedral school in Garden l City. Miss Ladd graduated from that school yesterday with high honors, standing second highest in the class.
 Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street. l Specials after o'clock. Ladies' black hose were 10c, this evening 7c; gents fancy black and brown hose, Were 15c, this evening 10c; ladies' house wrappers were 9Sc, this evning, 75c; children's | muslin drawers, 10c, ladies' handker- chiefs Pc; boys blouses in all colors, 19c.
 At the Third Congregational church l tomorrow, the Rev Charles E. Grang I CT pastor, there will be celebration of Children's day at 10s30 a. m.; Sab bath school omitted; Juvenile Temple, D. m.; Christian EndeaVor, ,6 :45i p. m. {; evening service at 7:3O, with preaching by the pastor; subject, ''1he Lost Sheep. There will be large chorus. Second quarterly collection. will be taken up. goL
 At meeting of the Fourth division, A. o. H., last night, Captain Lawlor. l of the tug-of-war team stated that at l the proper time his team will have it's eye on the photograph to be contested for by the divisions. John Millerick wishes to state that he is prepared to wager $50 that his team will win the trophy and wants Davy Sheehy to un- derStand that he will take all the | money he has to risk on the contest.
 The Friendly League Glee club, as- sisted by piano pupils of B. E. Hal lett and other talent, are to give 8 recital and concert Friday evening, June A., at the Friendly league hall. | The friends of the ,glee club who en+ jOyed their fine singing at T Iseayen- worth hall. recently, will deubtless ebe glad of ans opportunity to IhearI them again. The piano work will5be offla high order and will include a Lfszt rhapsodie, the great Schubert, Tausig, March Militaire and other equally fine works. This will probably be the fin est piano recital given in Waterbury in some time.
 At bar meeting in the superior court in New Haven yesterday, Colonel Bur l pee moved the appointment of a com mittee to hear the case of Ann Par tree ys Theodore Atwood, which case has been on the docket for years. The motion was denied without prejudice to either party. The colonePs attempt to get the case disposed of in this way was founded on the improbability of the court being able to reach it for some time on account of the crowded condition of the docket. About $20.- 900 is involved, and there is an al legged fraud of procuring a judgment for foreclosure ~
 Thomas R. Manners, who has been long and favoFably known in New England as a developer of real estate, including Grand View heights and Englewood in this city, has just purchased large tract of land in An sonia, situated on the west side be- tween Ansonia and Derby, and direct ly on the trolley line. The property was formerly owned by Rufus c. AL , colt and many efforts have been made both by local and outside parties to purchase the property, but without success. The property has been sur yeyed and plotted by A. J. Patton. and will be offered for sale by MT Man ners within a few days. Our friends in Ansonia and Derby may feel per. fectly safe in dealing with MT Man , ners, he has demonstrated the fact that he is a man who deals fairly with all.
 Tickets are selling rapidly for tho entertainment to be given in City hal ? next Thursday evening by the Fourtl division, A. o. H., and already the com mittee is satisfied that the venture vii
 be big success. There appears to bt
 little uneasiness in the minds of :
 few of tie tug-of-war men that pro
 fessionals will be worked in by som, } of the teams, but the committee i.
 bound to see that nothing of the kint
 happens. Every team must be made : up of members from the division i
 represents. This will be insisted upor so that no one heed fear the introduc
 tion of ringers" The committee i
 working to make the affair as much O. n ArWTrz zrn<rrw s@rr III T