Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-26

1 second Congregational church last
 night for the benefit of the Waterbury
 hospital.
 The picnic committee of Division |
 A. o. H.. will hold an important meet. ing in Hibernian hall Friday night at 1:30 o'clock
 Any who wish to take lessons on the mandolin should apply to the superin- tendent of the Friendly league not later than Monday, April 30.
 The Nassau Social club give their fifth annual promenade at Eagles hall 1 tomorrow evening. All round dane ing. Lallier is to furnish the music. The engagement is announced ot Miss Harriet Hayes Burlington, niece of J. E. Darlington of New Haven, to Clarence r. Cook of Waterbury, Yale, | '01.
 On next Friday evening the young ladies of St Cecilia's parish will give a reception at LeavenWorth hall. A good time is in store for all who at tend.
 Arrangements are most completed for the grand closing cOtillon of Prof Bailey's school in Music hall next Mon day evening. There will be no door sale for this special event and the de- mand for invitations the past week has greatly exceeded the limited mum Der issued.
 Galipeau's orchestra furnished mu- sic for the third annual promenade of the employees of the American Mills ef,; The committee of arrangements con- sisted of Katie Cavanaugh. Lucy Crowley, Annie Heating, Annie Va nasse, l.. A. Tripp, E. J. Baril. F. r. Dale and William MOnski.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postotfice: Mrs John J. Barrett Mrs Jennie Booth. Miss Minnie Cam eron. Arthur DeGrange, Mrs Joseph Flechman. Mrs John Fisher, Mrs L. Green. John Gilbert. John Joseph Har- rington, E. s. Reach. c. P. Lipson, Mrs John Mathues, Mrs Venre Morse R0chon. John Sullivan. Baldwin street, Miss Margaret D. Thomas, Mrs Mary s. Underwood, James Welsh, Mrs Al fred Brooks.
 The Rev J. IT. Bell of New Britain delivered an address before the Wa terbury Epworth league in the Chapel street Methodist church last night on "The Religion of Tomorrow" The Rev J. F. Ieiter. the former pastor. presided. During the exercises solos were rendered by Miss Margaret Hunter and Mrs Scott. The address of welcome was delivered by B. D. Cashman. The devotional exercises were led by the Rev F. l.. Buckwal- ter of Waterville.
 There was another big attendance at the mission at the Immaculate Con- ception church last night, the number increasing rather than diminish ing. One would not wonder at the at tendance in the evening, but how so many manage to get out on time for the early morning service is what tardy riserS cannot understand, but those who are making the effort don't think anything of it. This is the wo- mems week and judging by the attend ance so far they are bound to set a good example for the men, who will have an opportunity to see what they can do next week.
 The second annual Hebdomad of St Michaers church in Waterville will begin next Saturday evening in the Knights of Pythias' very pleasant hall. The last affair of this kind was a fine success and everybody was pleased with its social features. This one will be far better. Saturday evening the Sacred Heart drum corps will give splendid selection. and there will be other features besides. Monday even- ing the members of the Ladies' Auxil- iary A. Q. H.. will appear in n very
 unique and attractive affair. dance of all nations. something which was never before witnessed in Waterbury. and Tuesday evening a minstrel club of Terryville composed of the Catholic young men of the place will give an entertainment that will eclipse my thing of the kind ever seen here.
 St Johns parish has chosen the fol- lowing officers for the ensuing year: Nelson J. Welton. senior warden:, Frederick T. Kingsbury. junior war den: F. l.. Curtiss. treasurer: Nelson ]. Welton. agent; Charles F. Mitchell clerk: vestrymen. J. r. Elton. X. M. Dickinson. \. O. Jennings. F. D. Goss. James Crompton. II. W. Stelle. F. D. Welton. w. F. Fulton, l.. N. NanKeu- ren. F. s. Chase. F. s. Hunt and T. h. Barlow; board of managers of the sev- eral funds of the parish, \. | Welton. F. J. Kingsbury. F. L. Curtiss and I. S. Elton: delegates to the diocesan con ventiOn. N. !. Welton. l.. N. VanKeu- ren: alternates. F. l.. Loomis and F. D. Welton: music committee. I. F. FL ton. C. F.. Munger. F. ]. Loomis. W. B. Merriman. G. X. Driggs and C. F. Mitchell: ushers. !. M. Burrall 2d. F. Frisbie Merrill. Harold EanKeuren. I. Edward Kennaugh. Arthur ChappelIe. II. w. Stelle. William Comber and Ralph Wheeler.
 Now is your opportunity to make selections from our unbroken assort- ment of waist sets. belt buckles. back combs. side combs and bangle brace lets. These goods have wide range of prices according to quality and en- bellishment. enabling anyone to obtain the most up to date jewelry for sum- mer wear The Upson Jewelry Co. 6s Bank street