Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-06
CITY NEWS

' the Rev Father Slocum. The wit nesses were Miss Helen and David Noonan.
 While I. Chase, the popular milliner is making ready to show the ladies all the new fall styles, he is offering large line of ready-to-wear hats at tempting prices.
 Joseph Cough of Baldwin street has been awarded the Bouton scholar ship at the Connecticut Literary in- stitution of Sufiield. It is worth about $500 year.
 Throw away your straw hat and get $2 felt hat for soc to knock about in. All of last seasons stock at soc in Upson, Singleton & Co.'S South Main street store. ~ tr %
 There will be an anniversary re- quiem high mass celebrated on Friday morning at 7:30, at St Francis Xa- vier's church, for the late Julia Gene vive Carroll, of Stone street.
 John M. Rose, formerly of this city, but now of Seymour, slipped and fell at the factory of the Seymour Brass mill Friday, breaking his wrist and tearing the cords of his arm. The Second division, A. o. H., will meet tonight when the delegates to the state and county conventions will | make their reports. State President Sullivan is expected to be present and say something which will inter- est all. Because of numerous other en- agreements, Fulton's American band will not give a concert on the green | this evening. As the dancing season is about started, the band is very busy, but the leader says the con. certs will be resumed next week. List of letters remaining unclaimed | in the postoffice: John Bigget. Mrs | Miller Dickinson, Harold r. Floyd
 Leonard Fingany, Florence F. Foster Fred Lawrence. Edward A Rose | Willard Stone, Mrs Chas Smith. s. J
 St Clair. Mrs T A. sunford. Rollin l Thompson, Mrs Maria White.
 The regular meeting of ladies aux Hilary, X O. H. will be held this ev, ening in G. A. R. hall. every member is requested to be present as there is business of importance to be tran I sacted and decided for the county convention, which is to be held in Meriden next Thursday, Sept 15i meeting will be called at s o'clock There was not a soul in the public seats in the city court to-day. when Judge Peasley took the bench. This is a most unusual occurrence. Will liam Hellmann was fined $5 and costs for intoxication, Anne McCar- thy was fined $7 and costs for the same offense and a complaint against James Moore for breach of the peace was nolled.
 Last evening the engagement of Miss Ruth Peabody and Emerson Tompkins was announced at recep. tion given at the young lady's home 349 Grand street. Miss Peabody is the daughter of Fred O. Peabody, the stock broker. Mir Tompkins is the son of George E. Tompkins, superin. tendent of the button department ol the Scovill Manufacturing company
 The following are the new officers of the Master Horseshoers of Connec. ticut, organized in c. A. R. hall, Wa. ! terbury, on Labor day: President William A. King, Hartford: first vice. president, James l.. White, Water. bury: second vice-president. J. F Courtney, New London; third vice. president, James Bristol, Winsted secretary and treasurer, J. E. Por. tell. Westerly. R. I.
 At meeting of the Ladies' Aid SO. ciety of the St Paul's M. r.. church yesterday afternoon. officers were chosen as follows:Presiient. Mrs liar riet F.. Hunt: yice-prcsident. Mrs !
 NJ. Hills: secretary. Mrs Eliza Brow nell: treasurer. Mrs William Brown The following work committee was | appointed: Mrs Beach. Mrs Handy i Mrs Bradley and Mrs Hills. Mrs II
 D. Handy and Mrs M. O. Lepley com pose the sick committee.
 There will be a meeting of the bar association In the district court this 1 afternoon at o'clock to take action on the death of Chief Justice David | JVuu VI -NNlll ut- ! ing the senior member of the bar will preside if he Is in town. The | lawyers will make arrangements tG have the association represented ai the funeral and will appoint a day for memorial services and a commit tee to draft resolutions.
 Eagles hall was opened up oT ! Tuesday evening as q skating rink and the large crowds which has at | tended since the opening goes is show that the oil time amusement k still popular with the young folks l Music is furnished every evening and on Wednesday and Saturday after noon by the American band Special ! instruction is given to those who dc sire fo lear to skate. no rOvdyisT | is tolerated. in the hall. Saturday ! afternoon If this week will Ie Iiigf school day. and the management has provided for the instruction of a Iargs number of students who are expected to attend On Saturday night Mi Davis nf Bridgeport will give an ex hiblfion of fancy skating
 When you select a diamond iron our stocks you are choosing from th. largest in town and ycu are sure ol