Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-30
CITY NEWS

| Sl II NLVO The teachers of the High school went visiting to-day, consequently there was no session at the, build- ing.
 l At the last regular meeting of Brass l City lodge, N. E. 0. F., nine .applica- | ti0ns were read. six candidates bal loted for and four initiated. This evening. the youngest German lodge, Teutonia of Union City, will initiate ten candidates and they will be assisted by members of Humboldt lodge of this city.
 l B. & A. McGrath's millinery open | ing starts tomorrow and will con- tinue for three days. They are show ing all the new cOlors, shapes and the dainty trimmings.
 Court Fruitful Vine, A. o. F., will | celebrate its thirty-first anniversary this evening. A most delightful pro- | gram of entertainment reminiscent of old times and the old country has been prepared and great time is expected.
 James A. Hynes of this city and | William Kennedy of Naugatuck, mem- bers of the High Court of the I. Q. F., attended the initial social of Court Berkshire at Bridgeport last night. The court starts off with member- ship of eighty-six.
 Joseph H. Reid, son of Bernard F. Reid of East Main street, was admit | ted as a member of the bar in the | -..r ,uA s,. vnrtn day on motion of Attorney George D. Watrous. secretary of the New Haven l County Bar,oommittee.
 The elocal aeriu of Eagles will eel ebrate their first memorial day the first Sunday in April. A beautiful program has been arranged and Sen ator James F. Banigan of Pr0vi- dence, R. l., has been engaged to make the memorial address.
 The final meeting of the creditors of Bengt Mattson who kept gro cery store on Cherry street took place today. Trustee F. J. Rametti expects to be able to pay all the preferred claims and a small dividend on the others. Mattson's liabilities are $1, ,297 .66 and his assets $610.51.
 George F. Boden, superintendent of the Oakyille Pin shop, has been named correspondent in the divorce suit of Elnathan Gazely against his wife, Adelaide. The Gazelys were married in 1904 but lived together only a short period. Gazely is em. ployed by the oakville Pin company.
 Henry Beauregard. whose grocery store was closed last Saturday by an attachment in favor of Nelson. Nor ris and company. the beef packers of Chicago. has filed a petition in bank ruptcy through Attorney Bauby. His assets. including book accounts, amount to S4J0 and his liabilities s1,292.
 A number of the friends of Mir and Mrs Patrick Delehanty. who were re. . gently married in Brockton, Mass, called upon the couple at their home on Walnut street last. evening and made merry until the early hours of the morning. Songs were rendered. by the Misses >>Margaret and Sadie Flanagan, recitatiOns by Mir Dele hanty, plano selections by Mrs Dele hanty and violin numbers by Thomas Drury. An appetizing spread was en- joyed before midnight.
 There is great need of crosswalk on lower Baldwin street. running near the watering trough to the drug store in the Hull building. Large numbers of people pass through that part of the street the year round ard walk would be a great public con- venience. Whats the matter with the South Waterbury Improvement society. anyway? Why don't they , call attention to such cases as this. and it is by no means the only spot that needs attention in that neigh borhood.
 This evening in Columbus hall Sheridan lodge. N. E. O. r.. will holi , special meeting. A large class init'' ati0n will be held to which the other lodges of the city will send cands- dates. The lodge year ends March 3I and every lodge has been making special efforts to make this the bai'- ner year. and as there have been Ove- Io0 Initiated since the open meeting held January IS. # seems as If they i. are to be rewarded Glass inltiatio1s are taking place all over the state during the present week and are at- tended by the Grand ani Supreme of. fcerx.
 Edward T. Wilson. son Of D. B-
 Wilson. has returned from the rest [ after a trip through the states of Colorado, Arizona and California IL
 vas about sixteen months ago that ur Wilson vent west for the benefit ! of his health and after knocking
 arourd for a fex months in the min ing districts of Colorado he driftef oa to ArIronz- From there he went to California and accepted a posi-
 tfor ss travelling salesman for a firm ia Lrs Arrsle<- He has f1provsi greatly in health since hs ien Ms-