Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-28
CITY NEWS.


 A daughter was born June 20 to MT and Mrs Harry w. Stelle of 257 Cooke street.
 The Boys club will enjoy them selves at Walnut Beach this season. A cottage has been leased for their benefit.
 There will be an anniversary requi- em mass at St Francis iXavier's church | Monday morning at 7:30 o'clock for Patrick Kelly.
 At meeting of the Chatfeld Guards Veterans association last night, Lieutenant F. H. Bronson was chosen financial secretary.
 Monday morning at 8 o'clock there will be an anniversary mass of requl- em for MT and Mrs Thomas Kilmartin at the Immaculate Conception church. A private dance was given in Car ters hall in Waterville last night by local boys. A number of local college students were present. A general good time prevailed.
 Isaac B. Clark, the we'll known sing CT and teacher of voice culture, Will give q recital at Music hall Tuesday
  pupils will appear on that evening. During the months of July, August and September the ladies hairdressing parlors of John T. Drescher will close Monday at 6; Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 8; Wednesday and Saturday at 10 ?. m.
 l During the summer the local lodge of Elks will meet only once month. The next meeting will be held on the first Friday of next month. The Elks are already making preparations for l their annual field day.
 The members of Barcelona council, K. of C., are planning for a big time to be held next Tuesday evening. A large number of out-of-town knights are expected and a degree team from Naugatuck has been invited. A surprise party was rendered to Miss Sophie Wolf of New Haven by her friends of Waterbury at Miss +. Katz's house, Al North Elm street. last evening" Among those present were Sadye Jacobs, Gertie Mendelsohn, Elsie Pollock. James Goldgraber, Harry Adams and Milton Julian of New York, who introduced a new dance, the Yid- disher Larsosky.
 People who look for Chief Egan in the city court mornings are evidently not aware that since the recent change which put Lieutenant Dodds on the street as head detective and former Detective Sergeant Cahey at the desk in the station house nights, the chief does not appear in the city court mornings. He will be found at the desk ill the station house. | Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street: specials for Saturday and Monday one lot ladies' white shirt waists, l slightly soiled, were $1.25, this sale | 75c; one lot ladies' white skirts, were S1, this sale 69c; one lot ladies' sum mer corsets, were 50c, this sale 39c; one lot ladies' dropstitch black hose, were 15c, this sale 10c: one lot boys heavy ribbed hose, were 15c, this sale 10c.
 Winona council, No 5. Jr O. U. A. M., held meeting in Mechanics hall last night and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: c. Al fred Green; V. C.. R. Marton; R. S., w. +. Lathrop; A. k. S., Charles Tot ten; F. S., Charles Haughton; Tocas, J. A. Schroeder; conductor, W. Holmes; warden, H. l.. LathrOp; inside sentinel, To. O. Lathrop; outside sentinel, George Burton; third trustee, R. Nor ton; second representative, c. l.. Clark; second alternate, Charles Totten.
 The Foresters of America have about completed arrangements for their annual field day at the Driving o1.ly Sa I f~, proposals to furnish refreshments (see ad in another column) The members will make it pleasant for those attend ing and as there are nearly 5000 of the order in the city large attend ance will be on hand. The sports committee have arranged a very at tractiye program of up-to-date events which will be sure to attract all loy- CTS of athletic exercises.
 The mcst enjoyable manner ta w1ncE
 you may pass the 4tl will be to par
 ticipate in the grand excursion 70 New
 York and up the renowned Hudson riy-
 CT. The management of the ra1rDa l
 and steamboat companies have always
 endeavored to make this outing an en-
 ioyable affair. Special train will leave
 Waterbury at 7:10 a. m., connecting
 with the new and magnificent steel
 steamer William G. Payne, reaching
 New York at 12 o'clock noon, giving
 patrons the choice of spending five
 hours in either New York or enioyine
 five hour sail on the beautiful 1Iud
 son river. Fare round trip $1.50
 Tickets on sale at R. R. depot.
 On ordinary occasions Charles Lynch, employed by the Waterbury
 Brass company, appears to be one o1
 the great throng that is concerned only
 about it's daily work, but last evening
 he got drinking and became involved
 in argument with another man about : the gold bonds issued during Cleve- : lands last administration, a matter that is dead and buried years ago. But it made Lynch very angry and after getting through with his arguments he got drunk in a saloon on Eas1
 Main street. In the opinion of Officer
 Cronan he was very drunk and vel
 Lynch could not say whether he was
 or was not drunk. However, Judge