Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-26
CITY NEWS

The memDefS or nlSnt ScH0oi cidSs of School street school will hold an en tertainment tonight at l eavenwofth hall.
 Mr and Mrs NJ. D. Hcaly have re- turned from their wedding tour anu will reside at their newly furnished home, B Highland avenue.
 Tickets are selling rapidly for the concert to be given at I'oli's theater on February s by Jacques Cartier con clave. No BIO. Improved Order of Hep tasophs.
 Henry NJ. Hurley of Th0maston died at the Waterbury hospital this morn ing. The remains will be taken to Terryyille on the S:2T train to-mOrrOw morning in charge of Undertaken John Moriarty.
 A pleasant whist was tenGered last evening at the home of slr and Mrs II. Freed, jr, to a number of their friends. who spent il verG enjoyable time. Vocal selections and refresh ments finished up. the evening.
 The regular meeting of Division ,. A. o. IT.. will be held in their hall this evening at D. Ill. All members arc requested to. be present. as busi- ness of importance will be brought be- fore the meeting. X social session will follow close of meeting.
 Tn Friendly league hall last eyening the Cute Zeit dancing club gave Il masquerade. about twenty-five couples being in attendance. The affair was in charge of Miss Alice Redwood. Miss Catherine Carter. the Misses Har- ret and Margaret Leggett. John Cur tiss. \. NJ. Dexter and F. ]. Trow- bridge.
 On Sunday afternoon in their hall on East Main street the third degree will he given to about fifty candidates for the Knights of Columbus. The degree work will be in charge of Dis trict Deputy ]. ]. Hickey of Bayonne, x. J.. assisted by Captain Thomas Me Laughlin of Newark. N. J., who is we'll known in this city.
 Owing to the popularity of the mu. sic which the American band furnish cd last week at its promenade. the band has decided to run line of new music each week for d few weeks to see the results. Last week the pro- gram was enjoyed by all present, each number being encored several times. Tomorrow night the program will he far ahead of any ever furnished in the city for dance music.
 The annual dinner of the Mckinley association. which is to be held in The Elton, promises to he one of tlIe af- fairs of the season. The committee which has the affair in charge has been working diligently endeayoring to get men of nofe to appear here un that evening and it promises to have some interesting orators and after dinner speakers present. In all probability the governor. the lieutenant-governor. the formers stan and many prominent business men from all paris of the alet will be held in the main hall of the hotel and the dinner will be of fhe star order. Among the speakers are the names of the Hon Frederick Landis of Indiana and Hon Joseph M. Dixon of Montana.
 n. l.. Davis of State street. who Is home after short stay in California for the benefit of his health. says ne was on trolley ear near Ocean Grove shortly before starting fo- home and thought he recognized . man whom h. saw wheeling bab- carriage along the sidewalk. He aSghtesl and went over to him and founM line gen flcmsan tO be former City t.'eTk George II. NeffIeton of wateriaIrs. who is now pngagel iH business h that place. They had A pleasant ehas for len ar ffteen minutes during shieh the for mer city clerk came nea~ convincing Mr Davis that he was making mis- take In pot taking III I permanent residence somewhere in ihe Pacifr states instead ef coming iaes easi.
 The I.sslies- auxiliary. \. q. H.. eel ei.ratssI their tenth anniscrsaEv in k. of q. hall last evening RsTtius. bsisf- ne~s Was transacted wn;rh fnrFuded installation of offinrr<. secial s.ss- sion followed with dan.IH< and carl rssyinz as features. 4asslg the guests werp Mrs MrCanh. south Han chester state Trp~hieHt: Nre Malay, New Haven. essuBty president. Miss 0Itsunest MerfEen- state trsaSuIpE. srl Mrs TsrIey of this city state scr rx4ary. The instaIHsttsa .-rrnsoHie< verp ia elsArxe of Mrs N1Iley If New Hsvem- TI@e sss-rsx el she sux- nisry are Hannah Mosiasfy. pgesl- sleus. KashpEfnp I.yB-a- V5s~ p<xSi Hrrf. Mae Keisy. rrsw<sFEn- ssrFessry. Mrs T. AII<m- 6usnrf9l sesrstsrys Mrs William Dunphy- tretsErs~z Nprs Evsr- semfirx4. kafhrrfm~ MrksFma-
 wf Ms s-x Esf~r.E~mrwer -srp served