Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-20
CITY NEWS.

A. Upson graduated from the kinder. garten training department of the New Britain state normal school to. | day. ~ In the graduating class at Mount Holyoke this year are Miss Jessie C. Locke, Miss Ethel c. Wood, Miss Martha Bowen and Miss Martha E. Brown. There will be months mind re- | quiem high mass for the late Hubert | Bailey at the church of the Sacred
 Heart tomorrow morning at o'clock.
 Clyde A. Miller, class of '03 Cros- by, received his diploma from Lafay- ette college on Tuesday. A few from this city went to Easton, Pa., to be present at the exercises.
 Miss Angela Maloney and Miss Winnifred Weiss have finished their years work at St Elizabeth college Convent Station, N. J., and are now at their homes in this city.
 It has been decided to lay new floor in the Buckingham music hall The new boards will run lengthwise and will be highly polished so as to make the floor good for dancing. Tonight at Columbus hall in Naugatuck Lallier's Military band will give concert and promenade. The full band will be in attendance and will furnish only popular music.
 Already the Hebrew merchants of the city have contributed $200 to swell the fund which the United He- brews of Waterbury is raising for St Mary's hospital. They will give a dance at the armory on June 27.
 The suit of The Elton hotel corpor- ation against the Elton Automobile company on East Main street has been withdrawn. The personnel of the automobile company has under gone change and the name of the concern is now the Waterbury Auto- mobile company.
 On Friday and Saturday evenings of this week Court Hamilton, F. of A., will hold their annual fair at their hall in Mill Plain. An entertainment will be provided each evening and dancing will be a feature. For the accommodation of those who wish to attend, bus will be put into service to take the people from the ear to the hall.
 The very interesting announcement is made by the management of Polfs theater that on Thursday evening, June ? the famous young tenor, P. Gambardella, assisted by the Italian Grand Opera company will appear at POli's in Eerdi's La Traviata." The chorus and orchestra is from the Met ropOlitan opera house. New York. and the cast includes many notable artists. s. Avitabile will conduct.
 Amity castle, No II, Knights of the Golden Eagle, celebrated its third anniversary last night. Among those who took part in the exercises were: Supreme Vice Chief Eli Manchester, Past Grand Chief George T. Hewlett, Past Grand Chief F. Trowbridge. Grand Chief David Miller, Grand Vice Chief J. H. Goodwin, Grand High Priest James A. Bishop, Grand Master of Exchequer NJ s. Wad- hams. Past Chief P. T. Buckley. Past Chief H. Beardsley, Past Chief John Evans.
 Superintendent Walker has adorn- ed the municipal flower beds in the green with. wild ferns from the fast ness of Hamilton park. and they don't look bad al all. The grass is growing nicely on the green and between the green sward and waving ferns 1t is a question If it ever look ed better. Of course nothing can make amends for the absence of the old familiar band stand and the melody that fioated from 1t into all parts of the city. but even SO the park commissioners deserve credit for keeping up the good appearance of the flower beds.
 According to section 7s2 of Postal Laws and Regulations as approved by congress in March. it will not be necessary to have a special delivery stamp on special delivery letters after July 1. The section reads a follows: That from and after July 1. 1907. when in addition to the stamps required to transmit any letter or package of mail matter through the mails. there shall be attached to the envelope or cover ing ten cents worth of ordinary stamps of any denomination win the words special delivery" on them or their equivalent written or printed on the envelope or covering under such regulations as the post master general may prescribe. the said package shall he handled. transmitted and delivered in all re- spects as though it bore a regulation special delivery" stamp.
 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 iewelry. etc. for wedding gifts. Friends of the prospective brides and grOoms will also do we'll to take the hint, as all our goods are and fully guaranteed. The Upson JeEelry Co. ss Bank street