Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-07
CITY NEWS.

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 One of the stars lately booked b.
 Manager Harry Parsons of Polls 1
 Mrs Patrick Campbell.
 The city hall offices started on thei fall schedule to-day the half holida. having ended a week ago.
 The Mary Parrish branch of the International Sunshine society held z meeting yesterday at the residence of Mrs Perry Holley on State street
 The Holy Name union committed will hold an important meeting in St Thomas's church Monday night at 8 o'clock. Every member of the committee should attend.
 The will of the late Mrs Mary E. Mills was filed with the probate court to-day. The estate is small one and some of it is located in Thomas ton.
 Have you seen the beautiful cup that the winner of this years race in the City league will own? It is on exhibition in F. r. Becton's jewelry store on East Main street.
 The first short calendar session ot the season was held in the district court to-day, Judge Cowell presiding. The business was mostly motions of a | minor nature. There were no deci- sions given.
 It has been decided to continue :hc carnival for free beds ill the Meriden hnc fol were almost 12,000 people present at the carnival yesterday afternoon and last evening.
 The will of the late Arronette h. Bevans was filed for probate this morning. Testratrix left all her prop erty to her sister, Mrs Mary F. w. Wells, of this city, and also named her eXecutriX WithoU- bond.
 The regular monthly meeting of St Thomas Holy Name society will be held on Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock All members are earnestly requested to attend, social session will be held after the meeting. :.
 Although the majority of the fac tories worked full time to-day there were a few that gave their help a half day off among them being the Scovill Manufacturing Co, Smith & Grigg's and the Novelty Manufactur- ing Go.
 Tonight the Shop Base Ball league will hold a reception and dance at Eagles hall. One of the features will be the presentation of the trophy to the manager of Berbecker's team. X full orchestra will be in attendance to furnish music for dancing.
 The condition of John Johnson, who fell from the Wayside inn on Thursday evening was not much bet ter to-day. Johnson's right arm is now paralyzed as result of the fall and it is not thought that he will pull through.
 When the rain storm was at its height Thursday noon. a big touring car pulled up in City hall square and the driver inquired Where the IIo- tel Elton?" He was directed to Wa terbury, twenty miles away.-New Britain Herald.
 The Hebrew new year festival will he celebrated tomorrow evening by orthodox and liberal Jews alike. and will usher in the year 566S, tomorrow being the last day of the old Jewish year Monday is festival known as Rosh Hashanah.
 Buy boys stockings to-day 1Oc. 3 for 25c at Upson. Singleton X Co.'S.
 The committee in charge of the laying of the corner stone of St Mary's hospital, met last night and listened to very encouraging reports from the different sub-committees. It is expected that Governor Wood ruff and stai;' Mayor Thoms and all the city official Is will be in attendance.
 The biennial convention of district 92 of the Improved Order of Hentas- ophs was held last night at Dorians point, Norwalk W. R. Newell of An sonia was elected deputy supreme ar- chon for two years and William Mil Ter of South Norwalk was elected alternate deputy. A past archons' as- sociation was formed.
 The annual state meeting of the Clan na Gael will take place to-mor- row on Thomas McAIahon's farm in New Britain. The Naugatuck dele gation will get to Waterbury about S:15. and with the Waterbury crowd will leave here for New Britain. some on tho SEQ train and some by troll ley. A biz crowd is expected in the lock town.
 The jury has been drawn for the district court. September term. and will he summoned for duty on Tues day. the 17th. The jury consists of the following: Luzerne NJ Camp ard Herbert W. Lake. Waterbury: Edgar F. Jones and R. W. Lewis. Nauga- tuck; George Allen and William E. Clark. Prospect: Charles Holmes and Charles l.. Andrews. Wolcctt: James Short and William Colepaugh. South bury; Michael Coleman and Wallace G TomlinsOn. Oxford: Jerome An drews and Harry R. Allen, Beacon Falls: John T. Bashan and Chester B. Bronsca. Middlebury: Arthur \. SkiltOn and Daniel B. Burton. Wood bury: Walter s Barlow and Fred ! Camp. Watertown: George A. Pat ter and Robert T. Bayley. Thomas ton: John Conlan and Andrew Buell.. Plymouth.
 When you want present for your sweetheart or wife. or your sister or your cousin or your aunt. just E-op in the Upson JeweIry Co.'S and choose