Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-28
CITY NEWS.

tomorrow evening.
 Nainsook athletic shirts and knee length drawers 45c at the Upsoh, Singleton & Co.'S. .'--.
 Benjamin H. Fairbrother, who fin ished his studies at Trinity this year intends, to enter the Harvard Law school in the fall.
 James E. Madigan, principal of the Webster school, left yesterday for a six weeks vacation to be spent in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle.
 Henry c. Calf and Miss Alice E. Beckwith were married yesterday afternoon at the home of the bride in Mill Plain, the Rev John G. Da- venport officiating.
 A. T. Peterson and Miss Fannie Nichols were married yesterday af- ternoon at the home of the bride on the Pearl Lake road by. the Rev John G.. Davenport, D. D. The cou- pie left for a wedding tour.
 Tonight is the night, Good Will Hall, Waterville is place, and the Military band is the band that will make you dance. So be sure and be on hand to have your moneys worth as we will start promptly at S:S0
 At meeting of Tunxis tribe, I. O. R. M., last night, officers were chosen as follows: Past chief hay maker, E. E. Hewitt; chief hay maker, L. M. Cornish; assistant chief haymaker, P. Mahoney; over- seer, Edwin Hunt; boss driver, c. L. Merrill.
 Tonight is the night at Mir and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing academy, 43 East Main street. The popular varsovierne, also a new waltz, will be put on. Warm weather can have no effect in the dances, for electric fans keep the hall cool, Fine orchestra music and good floor.
 The following are the new officers of Ansantawae encampment, No 20 I. O. R. M., elected last night: Chiei patriarch, John H. Charles; high priest, c. M. Wagner; senior war. den. E. H. Marshall; junior warden R. c. Perry; scribe, w. II. Lowe: treasurer, Peter B. Reeves.
 Court McGivney, D. of l., will not hold a meeting tonight, as it was voted to hold but one a month dur. ing the summer season, therefore ! the next regular meeting will be or July 12. The treasurer of the Char ity bazaar committee has this week turned over to John McAvoy S5S.70 making a total of s1,704 for the Daughters of Isabella booth.
 Dr J.sH. Dillon was elected physi- clan at the meeting of the Ladies | auxiliary of the A. O. H. at Colum- bus hall last night. A large attend. ance vas present. including William Shannahan and James Calvin a< guests and State Secretary Mrs J. H Hurley. Four members were in itiated and twenty-one applications ! were received for membership. Ii was voted to hire the City hall for March 17 next to celebrate St Pat rick's day.
 The Colonial Trust Co, administrator on the estate of the late Chauncey E. Webster filed report with the probate ! court to-day showing how the estate stands up to date. MT Webster left personal estate to the value of $10,- 9s0.33. The real estate consists of a house and lot at 30 Prospect street and another house and lot at ai South Willow street, amounting in value to s22.OOO The total income fov the year amounted to $46. .26J.g9 and there was paid out in various chau- nels 4j.65O99
 At a meeting of Friendship lodge, No s. O. D. H. S, last night. the fol. lowing officers were elected: Fred. erick Riemer, president; Charles Bernstein, vice-president; Paul Rechenberg. secretary; Julius Neturch. financial secretary; JOhu Neubert. treasurer; Louis Welder. man. conductor; Nicholl Kamens. in side guard; Michael Benesetler, out side guard. Frederick Cramer Frederick Riemer and Herman stet were elected as delegates to at. tend the grand lodge meeting al Middletown.
 The annual election of officers ot Court Acme. No 1O4. Foresters of America. took place last evening and l resulted as follows: Chief ranger ! William Pryor: sub-chief ranger i James ". Burns: recording secrc, tary. Ralph StangO; senior wood. ward. Robert McLure; junior wood. ward. John Wrenn; senior beadle . Thomas Loughan; junior beaile Thomas Barry; third trustee. Mich. ael Carroll; lecturer. Daniel SkeiE , It was voted to hold monthly iII. stead of bi-weekly meetings during the months of July and August.
 Readers of the Democrat who con. template becoming benedicts. will | find it to their advantage to get the wedding ring of us. and at the same time look at our large and varied as sortment of jewelry. etc. for wedding gifts. Friends of the prospective brides and grooms will also do well to take the hint. as all our goods ars reliable and fully guaranteed. The T-oson IeueIrv Go eS Bank street