Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
CITY NEWS
Try Birk's homemade Pork Pies.


 Boys corduroy knickerbockers, for 49c, at Upson, Singleton X Co.'S.
 Thomas Dillon, who is i'll at his home on Ridge street with an attack of gastritis, is able to sit up ill bed, and expects to be out ill a few days. The Raymond Lunch Co, who has a lunch counter in the Odd Fellows building, has taken a five years lease of the Hotel Waterbury on Gen. ter street. .. There will be an anniversary re- quiem high mass celebrated at St Francis Xavier's church on Monday 1 morning at 7:3O for the late John ! Howard of Rye street.
 l Emil St Arnault, of Wallinsford, whose mind got unbalanced here Sat urday, was taken in charge to-day by his brother, Alfred, and removed to an institution at Hartford. John Stotz of Waterbury, a prohi- bition candidate for senator, certifies | that his campaign cost him nothing, but it may before he gets through | with it, as his statement came too late, says the Hartford Courant. Mir and Mrs L. D. Hallock cele- | brated the twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage last night at their home, 125 Cherry street. The couple were married on November 23, 1881, by the Rev J. G. Davenport, D. D. They have two children, Mrs Charles | Tyrreu of Wolcott and F. H. Hallock of the Spencer & Pierpont Co. | List of remaining unclaimed in post office: Mrs John Adams, Miss Viola l Brown, E. E. Bassett, W. A. Curtis, l Mrs Eunice F. Foster, Mrs Leslie Calvin, A. Johnson, Thos G. Hage- man, Eugene Laflame, Mrs Mary Mor- rissey, Mrs Minnie Meyer, James Me Mahon, Mrs Wm Schmitz, Miss Daisy i Wilson, Mrs May Perkins Wemank.
 The scorers will be Miss Jeanette Charters, Miss Helen Bowling, Miss Katherine Brown, Miss Elizabeth McKenna, Miss Elizabeth Quinn, Miss Mary Minahan, Miss May German Miss Daisy Lord, Miss Elizabeth i Hart, Miss Katherine Neville, Miss i Elizabeth Brennan, Miss Elizabeth German, Miss Margaret Duggan and 1 Miss Hummell.
 One thing that is sure about the whist to be given Monday evening 1 in the Auditorium by the Catholic l Women's association is that it is tc l start early. AS it is to be Cinderel | la party this will be necessary ir order to carry out the entire dance | proor,r, Tho compittoa- daeidaf that o'clock is too late to start the cards and that if the game starts on the hour announced there will be no disagreeable wait for the early corners.
 Joseph Wilhelm has brought suit against Noise Lallier for possession of certain property located on Charles street and said to be valued at $5,' 700. He claims that he entered into an agreement with Lallier by which he was to have got possession of the property few days ago on the pay ment of a certain sum. He went to Lallier and offered him the money but Lallier had changed his mind and would not keep the agreement. The suit has been returned to the superio court and Mayor Thoms is counse for the plaintinff.
 This is great season for rair coats. Cravenettes S10 to S19. in th' new shapes at Upson, Singleton Co.'S.
 The E. R. H. Whist club. held theil first meeting last evening at the homo of Miss Genevierve Wall on Cherry street. Fifteen hands of whist were played. Peter Delahanty and Miss Catherine Kenney were awarded tht first prizes, while the consolation prizes went to Francis Maioney and Miss Margaret Shea. During tn, evening several vocal solos were ren dered by Messrs Albert Lopka. Will liam Walters, Misses Mary Maloney and Teresa Wall. Piano solos by Miss Yerna Wall. Refreshments were served. The party broke up at an early hour. voting Miss Wall to be ] charming hostess.
 At the annual meeting of the grand temple of Rathbone Sisters of Connec' ticut held in Torrington yesterday. of- ficers were chosen as follows: Grand chief. Mrs Addie Newett. Torrington grand senior. Mrs Hattie Jackson Norwalk; grand junior. Mrs Lillian Rice, Waterbury; grand manager. Mrs Laura Otto, Seymour; grand mistress of records and correspondence. Mrs J. C. Perry, Union City: grand mis tress of finance, Mrs Nina JeTerey New London; grand protector of tenn pie, Mrs Fannie Johnson, New Haven grand guard of outer temple, Mrs Hat tie Lewellyn, shelton. The new oii. cers were installed by Supreme Rep resentative Mrs E. H. Whitted of Wa terbury. assisted by Mrs J. F.. Divin, of Seymour. acting as grand senior and Mrs s. T. Beecher of Naugatuck acting as grand junior.
 Milk producers all over the stat, claim that they are being robbed O what rightfully belongs to them an, have decided to get together anC charge a little more for the produc of the COW. All they receive now i 3A cents a quart and it breaks thei hearts to hear that the dealers dis pose of it for : cents a quart an, some charge $ cents. The milk dues ton. always important. is becomini more so right along. The advance il the price of feed renders il aImOs