Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-27
CITY NEWS

Miss Calaesta Furey of Ansonia Is visiting friends in this city.
 Going to the Prom tonight Swell time Military band at City hall
 A daughter was born Wednesday, to MT and Mrs Peter Borst, 440 North Main street
 The Economic league will hold a meeting tomorrow night in Carpenters and Joiners' hall.
 MT and Mrs Bernard Fitzpatrick and Miss Alice Fitzpatrick are enjoying, a vacation in Maine.
 George Simmons of 523 North Main street has some fine turnouts at his liv-s cry and boarding stable
 There will be children's day service at Pearl street A. M. B. church Sunday evening at 8 D. m. Special program
 The Second division A. o. H. quar- tette will assist the Ladies' Auxiliary Glee club in the singing at the A. o. H.. Memorial services tomorrow.
 D. H. Tierney has been notified of his appointment as a member of the ment of the Pan-Racial institute of Newark, Q.
 An application for permission to sell land belonging to the estate of the late William Brown was filed this after noon in the probate court by D. H. Tierney. administrator
 The Brooklyn Athletic clubs annual excursion to Sayin Rock July 4 prom ises to be the event of the season. Those who have not secured tickets should do so at once
 All the ladies of the different par ishes are invited to attend the meeting which will take place tomorrow at 4 o'clock at the Mulcahy Memorial hall on Cole street, in order to. meet the sisters of the Holy Ghost.
 Mrs Michael Vogt of 94 Maple street sailed for Germany to-day, where she will visit her sisters and brothers. Mrs Vogt is taking the trip for the benefit of her health. She will be gone about three months.
 Detective Kennaugh is expected to return tonight from Philadelphia, where he went on Thursday to secure Mrs Keith, charged with drawing $S,OO0 belonging to her mother, from the Waterbury Savings bank.
 The Ice Handlers and their many friends will have a merry time to-mor- row at the outing and clambake to tbe held at Reeds farm in the east end. To accommodate those wishing to at tend buses will run every half hour be- tween 9 and II o'clock in the forenoon.
 Pickpockets were active in the crowd at.the circus at New Britain last night. Several complaints were made to the police by the victims. Frank Holland reported that he had been touched for $90, a MT Barnes said $50 had been stolen from him and a few others re ported that their watches were miss ing.
 At meeting of Court Shields, F. of A., last evening the following officers were elected: Chief ranger, A. Stein; Sub-chief ranger, WHlTfam H. Black; recording secretary, William Ryan; senior woodward, M. Groody; junior woodward, John Melick; senior beadle, John Quane: junior beadle, Thomas Gormar 1ecturer, James J. Fitzgerald.
 Detective O'Gorman returned to-day from Boston, where he went with John Powers, who was arrested in this city for deserting the. United States navy. The detective left Powers on the ship Wabash in the Charlestown navy yard and received the reward of $20 for cap turing deserter from the navy. Pow CTS enlisted in this city about a month ago.
 Word has been received by one of the local breakers that one of the men who was injured in the riots in connection with the Richmond troll ley strike was Conductor Farrell, who had a young man named Demers ar rested and fined $2O and costs for call ing him a scab while he was working on the East Main street line. Farrell left here about two weeks ago for Bridgeport and later went to Richmond. The report says that he is laid up in a Richmond hospital.
 Mrs Keough, IA Baldwin street Specials for this evening and Monday: One lot ladies' white silk gloves, elbow length, 4Sc; ladies' white skirts, with three rows of lace insertion, were $1 9S, this sale $1.49; one lot ladies' corset covers, were 50c, this sale 38c; one lot ladies' vests, were 15c, this sale 10c; one lot children's white dresses. were 39c, this sale 25c; one lot gents soft shirts, negligee, were soc, this sale 39c; one lot ladies shoes and ties, infants and misses shoes. all reduced prices.