Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-18
CITY NEWS

lAiC usHtlS ul lnt -Al"OOu-
 wedding yesterday at Norfolk.
 Orders Oh the state treasurer have
 been drawn by the comptroller for the
 payment of S146.66 for high school tui- tion to the town of Wolcott, and $50 for high school transportation to the same town.
 The Military band will give one of their popular proms at Columbus hall, Naugatuck, tomorrow night. Fine
 program of dance music will be ren-
 dered for the enjoyment of all who attend. Several new numbers will be ! introduced.
 1 The fire department was called to 45 Round Hill street this morning, where fire had been discovered in Il i building owned by J. J. Bauser and tenanted by John Donahue. The blaze ] was in an ell used for baking pur- i poses and was extinguished before 1t 1 did much damage.
 1 Timothy F. Luddy, John Kearney 1 and James FoOdy. d committee repre- l senting the Gaelic Literary society of 1 this city, is sending out invitations to several people about town to attend a | meeting to be held at o'clock Friday
 night for the purpose of making ar engagements to have Dr Douglass
 Hyde. the great Irish scholar, who | will soon visit the United States,
 speak in Waterbury. The meeting
 should be largely attended.
 At the meeting of the Rathbone Sis ters yesterday afternoon officers were | chosen as follows: Grand chief. Jes- sic Allen, Beacon Falls: grand senior, ] Hattie Jackson. Norwich: grand jun l for. Addie Hewitt. Torrington: grand manager, Lillian Rice, Waterbury; grand mistress of records and core l spondence. Jennie Perry, Naugatuck; ! grand mistress of finance. Nina Jef- i frey, New London: grand protector,
 Laura Otto. Seymour; grand guard of i the outer temple, Fannie Johnson. | New Haven; supreme representative i for four years. Jennie Deyine. Sey- l mOur: supreme representative for two i years. Emma H. White. Waterbury: | alternate Addie PalmertOn. New Ha- | ven. The officers were installed lg ] Supreme Representative Emma II. i White of this city as supreme regent. ! assisted by Past Grand Chief, Addie | Palmerton of New London as supreme ] senior. and Supreme Outer Guard Sa-
 rah Beecher of Naugatuck as supreme l manager.
 1 At the afternoon session of the ] grand lodge of the K. of r.. yesterday ! afternoon. officers were chosen as fol- 1 lows: Grand chancellor, William L.. ! Thoms. Waterbury: grand vice chan 1 cellOr, Isaac r. Turney, Bridgeport; 1 grand prelate. Thomas w Mitchell. ! New Britain: grand keeper of records l and seals. Horace O. Case. New Brit l ain; grand master of exchequer, Will ! liam \. Potter, Willimantlc: graud master at arms. Henry b. Stanton, | New London: grand inside guard, l..
 Erwin Jacobs. New Haven: grand out ! CT guard. David Miller. Waterbury: 1 grand trustee for three years. John r. ! Osborne. AnsOnia: supreme representa- ! tive. Howard c. Burton. Hartford. , Charters were then granted to the three new lodges instituted during the ] past year: Sessions. 4. ForeStvillc Pythian. 1T. Plainville: John Hay. GI,
 HartfOrd- The newly elected officers l were installed by Past Grand Chaucel-
 Tor William C. Fuller of New Haven.
 assisted by Past Grand Chancellor ! George r. Kendall as supreme preiate 1 and Past Grand Frank F. hite as supreme master at arms The next ! convention will To held in Middletown
 on the third Tuesday in October. 1asi
 Monday evening the winters work
 of the local New England Order lodges
 was first explained officially ty the
 supervisor appointed. Wnhin the past j two weeks the grand warden of the
 state. Frank r.. Hill of New Haven.
 has divided the state into twenty-six
 districts. and over each district a su- : pprvisor. who is to assist the deputy.
 The supervisors appointed for Water
 bury and NaugatHck districts are Jg-
 spIth J. Wooster of New Haven for
 Anchor. Brass City and Sheridan
 lodges. and William IT. Dinnepn 0f Waterbury for Humboldt Mattatuck. ! Teuionia and Rubber City I0dgeS 1 Supervisor Dinueeu visited Mattaturk iosIgp Monday evening and told tbp large Humber present just what he VIII ! do and what he eUeets of every mem
 Ter. and was well received. After ghe ! business session was over refresh
 ments were served and then the Tarrv was divided into teams for parI0r ! bowling and the team explained by . George CauIit was thp most success [ fuL The V. E. Q. P archeStra. eon- . sfsfinz of Mr and Mrs F. Rey0nIds and | 1Tr Graf. rendered several seiecti0ns f during the evening which were zreat- ' ly appTeeiatesi-
 Signet rings continue to te popular and doubtless they always will be strong. elegant and dizuffaSI. fIley are ! particularly suited for men The light er designs and those set with dfa- mu1ds are quite attractive and desir-
 af.Ie for ladies h keeping with fhe growing demand we are slowing a large line of verv eEerffre designs in
 exclusive patterns Solid Enld through
 ont. no hollow futeriurS Prices g and up The Tpson JswelTy Co. gold
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