Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-29
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Socialist party.
 St Anne's drum corps.
CITY NEWS

friends. The Sunday school of the First
 church held a picnic at Lake Con-
 bounce yesterday.
 St Mary's Dramatic club hold an entertainment and reception this evening at Leavenworth hall. | The will of the late Mrs Elizabeth Cavanaugh was probated to-day be- fore Judge Lowe. There was no op- position. l Mems sox, black, brown and gray, In seconds of a regular 25 quality, are sold by Upson, Singleton & Co at three pairs for 25c. There will be months mind mass
 tomorrow morning at 7:3O o'clock. 1 at St Francis Xavier's church for
 the late John Pnelan. l J. A. Hurley, secretary of Sheridan l Lodge, 21S, N. E. O. P, will be at James A. Hynes' office, 43 East Main street, this evening for the purpose of receiving members assessments. Mrs Moran sailed this morning on the Cedric for her home in Ireland, after a brief visit in this city with her daughters, Mrs P. J. Crowley, Mrs T. c. Walsh, Mrs M. J. Shea, Mrs Mary L. Mullen and Miss Lizzie Moran. Mrs Moran goes to visit a son and daughter in Ireland.
 John J. and Maggie Hanley have purchased from James and Annie
 Brennan a three family house. situ- ated on Kenyon street Mir and Mrs Hanley. have purchased the property for a home and investment. The sale was made through the agency of Dan- iel T. Harrington of 410 East Main street. Charles Schule and Miss Lena Jamele were married yesterday at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes by the Rev Father Karam. Joseph Schule, bother of the groom, was best man, and Miss Annie Jamele, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. A reception was held at Con- eordia hall. ss -S@'''s= Bernard Burns and Miss Mary Carroll were married yesterday at St Patrick's church by the Rev Father Gleeson. Thomas Carroll, brother of the bride, was best man, and Miss Mary Burns, sister of the groom, was maid of honor. A reception was held at the home of the bride on South Leonard street.
 Henry E. Preusser and Miss Mabel Almira Powers were married yester- day afternoon at the home of, >the brides parents, MT and Mrs Survilian Powers, on Buckingham street, hy the Rev J. c. Davenport. Charles F. Preusser of Manila, brother of the groom, was best man, and Miss Helen Bartram was maid of honor.
 MT and Mrs James McKeown of Third street returned from New York last evening, where they placed their little daughter in Bellevue hospital, where she will undergo an operation for mastodis abscess back of the ear. She has gone under three operations before in this city. This is the fourth one and their many friends hope this one will cure her.
 The regular election of officers of Tunxis tribe, No 10, l. O. R. M., was held last evening in Red Mems hall The election was as follows: S., J. M. E. Johnson; P, E. E. Hart; s. S., l.. M. Cornish; J. S., c. l.. Merrill: K. of w., E. l.. Green. The election of Haymakers Tunxis association, No 10La, I. O. R. M, was as follows: P. c. H., c. l.. Merrill: c. H.. w. E. Engert; A. c. H., E. E.. Hart; O., l.. NJ. Cornish.
 The committee of arrangements for the Elks bazaar which Is to be given this fall held a meeting last evening and started the wheels mov- ing in the right, direction. The plans call for such mammoth projects that the week it is given will probably be recognized as old home week or cen tennial celebration for Waterbury. S20.000 alone is to be spent in the arrangements for entertainment and other features.
 Now you have a chance to get a seasons supply of sox at little cost. Upson, Singleton X Go have a case (sixty dozenl of seconds" regular 25c goods, selling three pairs for a quarter.
 The public should bear In mind that there will be a public hearing on the evening of July 10. with view to getting a l!ne on public sentiment regarding water meters. water rates and other things pertaining 10 the wa ter system. This will be an import ant session and the speakers should make some preparation for it. It won't do to rail at public officials and steer clear of the subject. Everybody should make a fight for equality of rates and then let them use the me ters if they want to.
 There was a real eviction on Bald win street yesterday. the family and their belongings being put onto the street. The goods remained on the highway all night. but the family sought shelter somewhere. Everybody said it was hard IL was. but what Is the owner of building going to do with people who refuse to pay rentt To you know anybody in Waterbury that has a tenement and is willing to let somebody occupy it for noth- ing: It is all well enough to preach charity but when one is asked to prove his sincerity by the free use of his house you'll find post folks will draw the line at that.
 The St Elizabeth society of St Ce- elias parish held their regular monthly meeting at the old parish house. The election of officers result ed as follows: Mrs A Schaefer. presi- dent: Mrs Marcus HelImann. vice president; Mrs John Hermann. treas urer: Lena Stadler. secretary. A few remarks from Rev Dr Martin express ing his thanks to the society that has ka Vsz-fuh