Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-25
CITY NEWS.

The Work and Win football tean
 would like to play any team in tho
 city of 95 pounds. Call on Manager
 Ed, Evon 324 South Main street.
 Mrs Julia Messenger of Canaan
 has returned home after haVms
 spent some time with her son, l. ''
 Messenger of Farnham' avenue.
 The members of St Joseph's T. A
 society will journey to Meriden, Mon
 day evening, Sept 30th, to atttnd tlle
 reception of St Roses. Ladies I. A
 society in honor of Miss Mollie Tenders | who was electtd second vice-presidenl of the c. T. A. U. All members de- siring to go will hand in their names to the committee before Sunday. Rev John J. O'Rourke, head of the Sacred Heart league, and editor ol The Messenger of, the Sacred Heart who has been here since Sunday, lef' for his home in New York yesterday Father O'Rourke attended the laying of the corner stone of St Mary's hos pital and delivered an eloquent ane interesting sermon in the evening al the Sacred Heart church.
 Tomorrow evening at City ball there will be an operetta ':The t3lllm' mey Sweeper and the Miller with national dancing and chorus, consist ing of 10 people, given by the Lithuan- | ian Political club under the mana ge- | ment of the author Mikas Petrans- | kas who recently came from St Pe- | tersburg, he is one of the greatest mus icians and singers of the Lithuanian nation.
 The committee in charge of the ole home week entertainment at $, Thomas church held a meeting yes terday afternoon After talking over plans for the affair it was decided tc appoint a subcommittee from the older members to see that all former residents of that district who attend | the entertainment are properly cared for. The entertainment will open or the evening of October '.
 Dr Rodman, through his attorneJs
 Burpee & Carmody, has filed an ap' l peal from the award of benefits and damages arising from the layout C! Fairmount street from Luke street southerly. This is the so called street that was made in the dark, but the doctor intends to drag the whole proceedings into daylight and see if private individuals have any rights which public officials ols bound to respect. .
 Last evening number Of friends gathered at the home of Miss Mae Totten of South Main street and rendered a farewell reception to Miss Margaret Smith, who will leave in a few days for Newark, N J., where she will make her future home. During the evening refreshme rts were served and a pleasing enter tainment was provided, which il- cluded piano selections by Miss EliL- abeth Howard and Miss Gertrude Schwenk. and vocal selections by Miss Beatrice Marcus and Miss Mae Totten.
 At the meeting of the Woman s Christian Temperance union yester- day delegates were elected to attend the state convention of the w. c. T. |. to be held at Stamford October 2325 as follows: Mrs Frank F. Cook, .Irs Wallace Schofield. Mrs l.. A. Morse. Mrs George Woodruff; al- ternates, Mrs F. R. Baldwin. Mrs George Robbins. Mrs Jennie Blake and Mrs WiSiam Sanford. It was also voted to attend the group mee-- ing of societies that will be held iu Derby next month.
 At the annual meeting of the council. Junior Order United Amer ican Mechanics in Bridgeport vester- day officers were chosen as follows: State councillor. Alfred Green. Wa terbury; vice councillor. William O. Douchey, Stamford; state secretary. H. N. Marvin. New Haven: state treasurer. F. L. Goulden, Bridge port: state conductor. ! L. Yelling ton. New haven; state warden. J. ai. Bailey. Bridgeport; inside sentinsl. Charles Clapp. Danbury; outside sentinel. Walter Holmes, Waterbury. chaplain. John F. Kingsley. New Britain. The next convention will he held in this city.
 Rev W. H. wakeman of Port chester. N. Y. addressed the Ep- worth league rally at St Paul's N. E. church last night Besides .He address which was an able one. the program included an orchestral se- lection by Messrs Colby. Bassett, TOtten and Adams. members of ihs Excelsior orchestra. 4 short cong service preceded the devotional cx- ercises lead by the Rev ". Y. Warden. pastor of the watertoEn Methodist church. and then the Eg,- worth league chorus of twenty-iive voices rendered There is a Green Hill Far Away" The attendancs uas large. The First Methodist church sent 54 delegates. St Paul'a came second with 45 delegates. Wa tertoVn had g. NaugatHek g. Bsihlehem I3. South church of Wa terbuTy 1s. WsterviIle 17 and Mid dleburT l. The total number of sci- egates present was ISs.
 When you want a present for voz,r sweetheart O. wife. or your sister ar your cousin or vOgr aunt. Tus, sro7 ia the CPso7 JeUeiry Co.'S ana ehoozs from the largest lines in the cfrr nr jeTelrT. diamonds. eueraIds. ruhSss spphires. etc. set and unset. Wstehss gold and silver Of many grades, etc.