Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-24
CITY NEWS

American band prom at the Audi
 torium tonight.
 It will be alright for the boys to gc
 in swimming if they have bathing
 trunks. and Upson. Singleton X Cos Is
 the place to get them to fit all ages al
 ten cents each.
 To satisfy claim of the Hyperion
 theater ill New Haven, Sheriff Doherty
 last evening attached the box office re ceipts of the Jewish play, Broker
 Hearts" at Polls.
 Choose whatever Odor you like in ali
 the perfumes at Lakes Drug Store
 they have all the favorites. Your need
 not postpone buying it because you
 have forgotten bottle, they will put il
 up for you and give you little or much
 just what you wish to buy.
 Court Shields. F. of A.. elected off cers last night as follows: NJ. F
 Groody, c. R.: R. Y. Scollay. s. c. R..
 Emmet r. Riordan. R. S.: John Sulli van, s. w; Arthur Roberge. I. w.. Thomas Cunningham, s. B.: Thomas German, J. B.; Charles Curtis, lee turer
 Judge Case in the superior court in l New Haven yesterday reserved decis ion in the suit of Mrs Lathrob against her husband for maintenance. Com mitteeman Kellogg allowed her S100 month, dating two years back. and $500 for her counsel fee MT Larhrop's remonstrances were heard yesterday It is doubtful if Judge Cases decision will end the matter.
 1 Fred ]. Wood lost his case against Alfred Cooley in the district court yes. terday afternoon. Wood sued for S2o rent and the loss of a horse Cooley is deputy sheriff living in Middle bury, and he attached horse. The horse died on his hands and suit was accordingly brought. The jury at first reported disagreement. but on their second report brought in verdict for | the defendant. Winona council. IT. o. |. A. M.. elected the following officers last night: C., E. H. Ellis: V. C., R. T. Matthews; R. S. w. r. Lathrop: A. R. S.. c. !. Reiger: F. S.. c. l.. Clark; treasurer. J. A. Schroeder: chaplain. A. Green: con l ductor. F. Schwartz: warden, G. Wal den: o. &. R. Porter; I. S, George Munroe: third trustee, George Wiley; second representative, George Wiley; second alternative. R. Porter: represen. tatiye F. E. A., J. A. Schroeder.
 The seventy-five clerks and hat makers of Isadore Chase's millinery store treated themselves. with Mir Glasses assistance. to delightful out ing at Forest park last evening. They took in all the attractions. had a de lightful supper on the upper pavilion where the cool breezes from the lake whetted their appetites and made their pleasant and happy faces glow with excitement They visited the vaudeville theater. had few dances | and took in all the sights. Mrs Teresa Conroy of Waltham, Mass, was their | guest
 A harmless gun did you eyer sea one. Upson. Singleton X Co will show 1 you one in their advertising depart ment that cannot harm anyone. n0r i even the smallest child and .'U. S. X Cos ticket will get one.
 The following is the full list of K. of c. officers elected at the convention in Los Angeles: Edward l.. Hearn. New Haven. Conn. supreme knight; James 4. Flaherty. Chicago. deputy supreme knight; H. l. De Ardle. Chi cago, national advocate: Daniel Col well, New Haven, Conn, national secre- tary: H. J. Brady. Cleveland. national treasurer: the Rev ]. J. McGivuey, Middletown. Conn. national chaplain: ! directors, George F. Monaghan. De ! troit: James A Burns, Orange. N. l.: John c. Ewing. Notre Dame. Ind. and D. B. Lucy, Ogdensburg, \. '.
 Tomorrow the Holy Name societies will attend memorial service at the Sacred Heart church. The different societies are requested to leave their respective meeting places early enough to reach St Patrick's hall by ? o'clock. Marshal John H. Moran will have full charge of the line of march. St Jos eph's. uniformed rank. will head the parade this year: other members will wear white gloves and carry cane and a bouquet of flowers. After leaving the church the line of march will he out East Main street 10 Silver street. to Dublin, to St JOseph's cemetery. where prayers will be offered at the first grave. A committee will place flowers on the graves of deceased members. Representatives will decorate the graves in new St Joseph's and Cal vary cemeteries.
 Division f. A. Q. H.. held the rezu- lar semi-monthly meeting Thursday night in HIbernian hall. After the routine business came the social ses- sion. and to say the members enjoyed themselves would be putting il light ly. The entertainmenScOmm con sisting of Messrs Walsh. Whitney and Griffin. had a splendid program. which was ably carried out. and for which they deserve the greatest praise. The following members contributed tO the evenings entertainnent: Songs hy Messrs Forrestal. Ray. Walsh. Stack. Brady. Carer, McFadden and Dunn. Speeches by Messrs Whitney. Walsh. Griffin. Mcdonald and Carroll. re-ita- tiOns by Messrs Shu-rue. Barry. Holo- han and ForTestaL Those present voted it the most successful social ses- sion ever held. The Fourth division is making a feature of these entertain ments. one of which is held at the sec ond meeting of every month.
 Young men of to-day have fastidioas tastes. They ike fairly small thin watch We have fine assortment Of H-H