Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-28


 ioyed an outing at Compounce yester day.
 A months mind mass will be cele brated tomorrow morning at o'clocl at the Immaculate Conception Churcl for the late Mrs Mary O'Brien of Wes Main street.
 The different divisions of the A. o Il. will hold joint meeting in Hibern ian hall tomorrow night for the pur pose of discussing matters if import ance to the order.
 The Bricklayers' and Masons' unior will meet Wednesday night next weel instead of Tuesday, This change is made on account of the regular meet ing night falling on Fourth of July
 When you are down town tonight step into Lakes Drug Store, 2l South Main street for your cigars It Is g handy place to buy them and they have an unusually good assortment.
 Officers and members of Amity cas tie No II, K. G. E., have received in vitations to be present at the meeting of Erwin castle, No 5. New Britain this evening, when a class initiation will take place.
 Rev Terrence B. Smith of Hartford has been appointed q curate at St Peters Roman Catholic church iu Danbury. He was formerly at Si Roses church in Newtown, but for several months has been in Iowa.
 J. H. Skinner, who has been assist ant buyer in the carpet department of Wise, Smith X Co at Hartford for foul years, will hereafter be with the Cur. ran Dry Goods Company of Water bury as buyer and manager of the car. pet and upholstery department.
 Captain Withee, assisted by the members of the local Salvation Army corps will conduct meeting at the home of Mrs A. A. Norton at Platt'S Mills on Thursday evening. June 29th This evening meeting will be held al the corner of Grand and Bank streets Governor Roberts yesterday made the following appointments to the state board of examiners of barbers Henry C. Schneider of New Haven, re appointment; r. H. O'Brien of New London and Peter Hummel of Bridge port. succeeding Emerson w. Parker of Hartford and John Sirica of Water. bury, all for two years from July l.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Mrs Nellie Barber Miss Harriette Curtiss. Miss Frances Chiids, E. A. COnnor. Mrs M. s. Don nelly, Nelson Dessureault. Georg, DreXel. Mrs \. c. Griffith, G. H. Mel win, Miss Elizabeth Morgan, w. c Prish. Miss Sarah Smith, Richard Shea Ter, Warren Sargent, Edgar H. Tuthill Horace A. Wood l2).
 Comstock lodge, 13. K. of P, at ; largely attended meeting last evening elected the following officers: C. C., M Gilmour; V. C., E. c. Green; P. NJ. l. Weigner: NJ. of w., Leon l.. Hall: n R. S., Charles R. Manville: NJ. sf F. George E. Petitjean; NJ. of E., W. F Scotield: NJ. at A., l.. s. Chase; I. G. | k. B. Hayes; o. G., George Graham trustee for eighteen months, Leon l. | Hall: first representative, D. Miller | second representative, Charles Blake | first alternate. Leon l.. Hall; secOnt l alternate, E. c. Sanderson. Myrtle Temple, Rathbone Sisters elected officers last night as follows Most excellent chief, Mrs Margare Andrews: excellent senior. Mrs Clara Ovatt: excellent junior, Mrs Louiss Weir: manager, Mrs Flora Wells: mis tress of records and correspondence Mrs Minnie Hitchcock; mistress of fl nance. Mrs Dora Munson: guard of in ner temple, Mrs Charlotta Harmon guard of outer temple. Mrs Margaret Slausen; trustee, Mrs Pauline Ochsner representative to grand temple, Mrs Margaret Andrews; alternate, Mrs Pauline Ochsner.
 Thomas W. Walsh reported the meeting of Yale class of 1870 at til. Lawn club in New Haven last eve ming. Among the distinguished mem bers present were Judge E. E. Thomas of the United States court, New York F.. $. Hume. Bombay. India; Rev DI !. q. K. Mcclure, president of the Me, Cormic Theological seminary, Chica. go: Attorney W. C. Gulliver. counsel for James H. Hyde of Equitable insurance fame: George Bird Grinnell. editor of Forest and Stream and Robert Kelly, West Superior. Wis. There were over fifty men of note at the exercises.
 The suit for foreclosure of a me chanic's lien by James F.. Smith. Frank E. West and Patrick Boyle. cOpart- nership under the name of James F.. Smith X Co, against Susan and Bridg' ct Coyle. Mrs Emily X. Shannon, F.. Montambault and H. W.Laroque be gan in the district court to-day before Judge Cowell The Coyles are the &C., tual defendants. the others having onfy mOrtgagee interests in the matter. The plaintiff made certain repairs on a house owned by the defendants on Brewster street. and refusing to pay the contract price in full lien for sl6l was put on. Damages of S200 was claimed.
 Young men of to-day have fastidious tastes. They like a fairly small. thin watch. We have a fine assortment of them. plain and engraved. with the very best movements made in this size Ta-siay we are able tO show you the host all around watch ever produced for SIP. Upson Jewelry Co, watch