Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-03
CITY NEWS

hulSuC 6-s J. r mn was selected t(
 be the second delegate to the state
 convention of the order. Grand
 Knight L. F. Wolff by virtue of his office is the first delegate. J. A
 Hynes and D. H. Tierney were SC
 lected as alternates. The convention
 will be held next month.
 The Waterbury Retail Milk Deal
 CTS association met last night in G.
 A. R. hall, President Hans Rasmus- sen in the chair. and decided to
 make no increase in the price of milk for the present season. which is cents a quart for milk in cans,
 and : cents quart for bottled milk
 or 1612 quarts from cans for S1 and
 14ls quarts. bottled, s1.
 ] The fire department was called this
 morning to Howard place, where
 some grease boiled over in the bak- ] ing department of the Woodruff Gro
 cery Co and caused a small fire. The department responded quickly, but 1 the help in the store got to work and extinguished the blaze before it did any damage. During the excitement
 one of the clerks had his arm slight ly burned.
 Mrs Wilbur c. Squire, who always receives an enthusiastic welcome ;n Waterbury as soprano interpreter of
 church music. will appear as soloist of popular songs on next Thursday 1 evening at Friendly league hall. Mrs Frank W. Eaton, also of Naugat,icll.
 will act as plano accompanist. and
 Miss Helene Cecil Futile will give
 monOlogues and recitals. Admission tickets dated March 18th will be ac- cepted at the door.
 This evening members of the local courts of the Independent Order of Foresters will hold joint session in
 Fraternity hall, 109 Bank street.
 when H. $. Evison and other mem
 bers of the High court will deliver
 addresses. There are three courts in
 this city, Court Waterbury, Compan-
 ion Court Eugenie and Companion Court c. NJ. Quigley, each having
 large membership. A few years ago
 the organization was compartively
 unknown in Connecticut, but at the present time 1t is one of the most popular insurance societies doing business in this section of the coun- try. It has met all its obligations in
 Waterbury and other places and in this way has attracted thoughtful citizens to it's ranks. and they are coming in right along It is expect ed that every member of the order in Waterbury will be on hand to- night when things will come up which will interest all. It is under stood that several out of town mem bers of the society will be in attend ance.
 Judge Burpee this morning im- posed fine of s10 and costs and an appeal was .aken under bonds of s1O0 in the Andrews Birney case. Grace McGuinness, although she was only released from the Brookside home last night. was in court again this morning. The judge gave her thirty more days at Brookside. but later changed the sentence 10 B and costs, probation. Edward Stack was in court yester 'sy morning charged with drunkenness. and he was there again to-day. He received st0 and costs Benjamin Dagan. for drunk enness, was fined s10 and the trin7- mings. The continued case O! nuu- support against Harry Keller was aired. Keller stated that his wife refuses to live with him since she cannot get along with he mother. al- though she stated tO some Of her friends that if she tried to be peace full everything would be all right. The couple were married In 1903 ! and there has been trouble brewing l since. The case vas continued for !! thirty days.
 Melicent Porter chapter. D. 4. R.. held its first April meeting yesterday . afternoon al the home of Mrs Otis : ! SOrthrop. 5l Church street The l meeting was well attended \ mum her of letters were read and reports submitted. including the reports of . The Washington birthday enter tsinment by Miss Grace Dalrymnla Clarke Of '}ridgsport. and of inc Italian lecture on February 24. by Dr Luigi RoverSi of New York. Th- only business of importance that vas transacted was the appointment ns the nominating committee. as fol- lows. Mrs H. C. Anderson. Mrs P M. Stevens Miss Mary White. Mrs Ah- As- ANAACA anu lA&E a- A- 1LN- Mrs D. r. Webster. the regent. being detained al home by illness. Mrs Samuel Root. the vice regent. prss!l- sf Mrs Jay H. Hart aeted as seCre- tary in the absence of Mrs shannon Miss Ruth sherman played a Sorz Words by Saint ssens va-r delightfully."-. and responded to an encore with an Etude" bv Schgts. Miss Bertha Hart sang The TernrIe Bells and When ! Wake tn her usual pleasing style. accompanied l- Miss MulIinEs upon the piano | paper written bv Mrs Bzssett of Ser nour on The Acts Of George III and His Parliament That Brought Abou, he Revolutionary War was read ly Miss Jennie P Peck At -he lose Of fhe meeting refreshments ~ere served
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