Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-17
CITY NEWS

!
 With the dawn of St Patrick s
 morning a daughter was born to Mir
 and Mrs William H. Teller, 116 Bisi-
 op street.
 The A. X F. Tea company has a
 new telephone number. Bear this in
 mind when you want to call them. I The number now is 541.
 Charles J. Finley. proprietor of the Public Market on South Main street,
 has sold out the business to Maloney
 brothers of Leroy, N. Y. There will be months mind mass
 at o'clock Monday morning at the
 church of the Immaculate Conception for the late Terrence Mulhall.
 The celebration which was to have
 been held at Dunns hall this evening has been postponed on account of q number of the members of Division l,
 A. 0. H., being sick.
 William McGrath, the contractor, has bought a new driving horse, which is said to have considerable speed. The animal is a brother of Dan Patch en and MT McGrath says he can beat Dams best time for any part of $1.OOO.
 A very pleasant surprise was given Mae E. Costenbaden at her home on Cottage place last evening by the Jolly Four of Curran's Dry Goods Co. Music, games and singing were ell joyed after which a dainty lunch was served. All departed at late hour including a number of guests from New York and Hartford
 The Rev William If. White has ap- piled to the probate court for permis- sion to sell the estate of his father, the late Matthew White. who lived on Adams street. Mir Whites widow, who died few days ago left no es- tate. She had life interest in her husbands estate. The estate consists of house and lot on Adams street.
 One of the most notable events ill the history of the shoe trade is Frank the shoeman's immense offering of bargains. Having bought the complete stock of boots, shoes and Tubbers of o. D. Beach of Thomaston, Conn.,, he has put the same on sale at 60 cents on the dollar. This is an economic opportunity no one should let slip by. Ask your neighbor.
 The annual meeting of Company G will be held Monday when action will be taken regarding the annual trip. Besides this the usual reports will be read and approved and officers of the association will be elected. The i'm portant matter to come up is the an nual trip. There has been talk of go- ing to the old country for a six weeks trip but it has been said that the ma jority of the members would be un- from their business long enough to thoroughly enjop trip that would be as expensive as this one.
 William Louis Buerger, former resident of this city, was accidentally killed at Williamsport, Pa, Thursday, where he had been employed for some time past. He was thirty-eight years of age and a native of Albany. \. Y. He learned his trade at the Farrel Foundry and Machine company and was prominent in German fraternal bodies. He is survived by his widow. three sons. his mother. sister and hree brothers. He was nephew of Louis Buerger of south Main street, who with others will attend the fu- neral at Albany tomorrow afternoon.
 The Waterbury lodge of EIks held ifs annual meeting last night and elec- ted the following officers: William I. Spain. exalted ruler; A. W. Castle, esteemed leading knight: C. l.. Ray mOnd. esteemed loyal knight: A. r. Hayes. esteemed lecturing knight; Edward F. Moran. secretary: !. l.. killelea. treasurer: ]. r. Griffin. ty- Ter: r. !. I.awlor, trustee for three years: w. H. Johnston. grand lodge delegate: J. H. Cassidy. alternate. The report of the trustees showed about sli.0O0 in investments and bank ac- counts throughout the city to the credit of the lodge. Its membership Is 36T1.
 The following ladies presided at the tables at the orange fate and supper in the First Baptist church last night: Mrs Oscar Ziglatzki. Mrs r.. IT. Towle. Mrs II. J. Clarke. Mrs II. .JolInstone. Mrs May CongdOn. Mrs W. l.. Hor- ton. Mrs WickwiTe. Mrs \. X. Ban nantyne. Mrs W. F.. Wilder. Mrs Esl- win Hart. Miss Lillian Chapman. Mrs Wilber GreeveS. The entertainment was given by HOlliStcr Sagc's sunday school class under the direriinn .lf iIlr following committee: Cake. Miss l:d- ith Russell: candy. Miss F'Iorens-c Pritchar,l: flowers. Miss LuIu RifeiI: Miss Esther Drufva: fancy work. Mrs Arthur Bronson and Miss Reeves; fish pond. Miss Irene Rreyys- ter
 The Waterbury group of the Senior Epworth league held q convention at ] St Paul's NJ. E- churrh today. The ! program was as follows: Ten minute l song service: devotional exercises. ths ! Rev ]. Howard FairChiki: address of < welcome. the Rev ]. r. Wagner. r.s- 1 sponse. Miss Margaret II. Hunter: . solo. "The Lord is My ShepherI.~ 4 Iiddie. Miss Grace Mct-ormack: ad- ] iress. How to Reach and Hold The Boys for the Church the Rev !. H. I -udlipp. Lancaster. Pa: questions and discussion. '-The Boy Problem. the Rev ]. II. CtIdIipp: hymn: beneIietfnn: luncheon 12s5D P. m Piano SOl0. Miss BeTths Granger. hymn. prayer. tIla Rev William NacNich0ll: greptimz- Miss Laura PTiHzie. song hy tlIe Essys. Flag Drill" ToIf call and offering. Iymn: address ~Tise Captsin oF t8e suari." C0EoneI l. H. CHdEipp: F4cf- ation. Miss Bessie Granger. closing symn. benetIicfion-
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