Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-17
CITY NEWS
Bicycle repairing at Youmans.

l. Sheriff Sidney ID. HAwley of Fair I field county was, one of the spectators in the superior court to-day.
 At the annual meeting of the Con necticut Pharmaceutical association in Bridgeport yesterday, John B. Ebbs of this city was elected treasurer.
 The regular monthly meeting of Di- vision No 2, A. o. H., will be held to- requested.
 Dr James Grady of Fuller street, who graduated from the Georgetown university last week, arrived home yes terday. After a short vacation Dr Grady will return to Washington where he will undertake general prac- tice for about a year at the Providence hospital.
 The third annual mass meeting of l the Waterbury Christian Endeavor union will be held at the First M. B. l church tomorrow. The following pro- gram has been arranged: Fifteen-min- ute praise service. led by Mir Tripp; de- votional service, Rev Oscar Haywood; i; solo, Mrs ID. l.. Ashley; "The Denver Convention J. H. Mansfield; congre- gational singing; roll call and business; l offertory; solo, Miss Turnbull: address, My Ideal Endeavorer" Rev George Foster Prentiss of New Haven; congre- gational singing; benediction, Rev F. l B. Stockdale.
 The following ladies left this morn l ing by way of the Cheshire loop for an outing at Savin Rock: Mrs J. 6. Cutler, Spencer avenue, Mrs H. w. At wood, Cooke street; Mrs Chipman, Fairview street; Mrs Charles D. Sey- mour, Maple street; Mrs l.. P. Mitchell, Chestnut avenue; Mrs A. J. Buckland, Waterville street; Mrs J. M. Colley, West Main street. and Mrs Beecher. l On arriving at Cheshire they made the rest of the trip on an electric car. I The funeral of Mrs John Murty will be held at S:3o o'clock tomorrow morn ing from her late home in Rushton place with mass of requiem at St Patrick's church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery
 The annual commencement exercises of the graduating class of St Mary s school will be held in the Mulcahy Memorial building tomorrow after l noon at 3:30. Miss Angela Maloney Is valedictorian and Miss Helen Phelan is salutatorian. The following list of graduates is arranged in the order of their standing, the average being taken from September first until the present time: Miss Angela Maloney, Helen Phalen, Catherine Healey, Francis Barrett, John Blacker, Jeremiah Barry, Vincent Maloney, Annie Almon, John Phelan, Mary Hapenny, Thomas But terly, Mary Shanahan, Thomas Doo- l Ian, Jennie Collins, Lecflia Mungavin, Anna Noonan. Lulu Murphy, Eugene Shields, John Hutchinson, Joseph Mil- ler. The class colors are gold and white and the class flower is the daisy. The class motto Is "The End Crowns the Work" A fine program has been arranged for the exercises.
 q Robert Walker, John B. Ebbs, Thomas Casey. ID. Richardson, Burt Daskum, Levi Wilcox and Arthur Pol lak of this city attended the annual meeting of the Connecticut Pharma- ceutical association which was held at Green Farms, near Bridgeport, yester. day. With the exception of Bridge port, Waterbury had a larger represen- tation than any other city. A feature of the meeting was the scoring which s. F. Thrasher, ex-secretary of the Law and Order league, and the members of that league received from J. K. VII liams of Hartford, who was chairman of the legislative committee of the State Pharmaceutical association l which saw to 1t that no legislation dan. gerous to the interests of the druggists [ was passed. Thrasher and the mem bers of the league could be considered enemies Of the druggists and the latter ' should never recognize them. Tn his opinion Thrasher thought that the druggists were band of men organ. ized to violate the liquor laws
 At an' adjourned meeting of the Daughters of the Queen last night, the president, Mrs J. Fl. Kilduff, presiding an executive committee was appointed by the chair as follows: Mrs E. W Mcdonald and Mrs c. "A. Jackson from the Immaculate Conception parish Mrs John Ryan and Mrs NJ. T. Sulli van from St Thomas's; Mrs James < Coughlan and Mrs Miles McNiff from 1 St Francis Xavier's; Miss Emma Hen. drick and Miss Julia Larlin from St Patrick's Mrs James H. Hurley and Miss A.J. Corden from Sacred Heart; Mrs H Heringer and Mrs John Herman from St Cecilia's; Mrs Blanchette and Mrs Valentine from St Ann's; Miss Smitl and Miss Lawson from St Joseph S Mrs Montella and Mrs Joseph Bauby from Our Lady of Lourdes. The chail also appointed the following officers Financial secretary, Miss Mary Kane of Sacred Heart; recording secretary Miss O'Neill Miss O'Neill Is to be ab sent from the city during the summer months and Mrs A. D. David was ap pointed recording secretary in her ab . sence.
 When you notice the attractions il the window of the Upson Jewelry c, don't forget that they give only slight idea of. the varied stock, the.
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 birthday or wedding present it will re pay you to call and look over thei stock. Anything that you purehas at this store will have the fullest guar
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