Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-27
CITY NEWS.

You pay just half what it's marked for a straw hat at Upson, Singleton X Co.'S sale.
 Tonight at Eagles hall Lallier's Military band prom. Good floor, fans to keep you cool and the best of dance music as you all know.
 Miss Esther Susman of Kingsbury street and Maier Seversky of New Ha-, ven will be married at the synagogue on Kingsbury street tomorrow after noon at o'clock.
 William kirchbaum and Joseph T. Smith, through their attorney, D. J. Slavin, have notified City Clerk Sandland that they will claim dam ages for the layout of Easton avenue.
 The Sunday school children of the Third Congregational church enjoy ed a picnic at Hamilton park to-day. They had two special cars and were chaperoned by their parents and other members of the church.
 The Rev J. F. Vaught and the Ladies Social circle of the Second Baptist church spent very enjoyable day at Colonial park Thursday, where they were the guests of MT and Mrs E. w. Wightman of Wightman place, Simonsville.
 Thomas P Hutchinson has brought suit against Baron J. Torkomian for $100 commission on real estate transaction. He claims to have sold for Torkomian two pieces of real es- tate, one located on Baldwin street and the other on Columbia boulevard.
 Thomas L. Andrews of South Will son street, engineer on the Nauga- tuck road, was badly injured by a fall from a train at Naugatuck yes terday He left Waterbury on an early train and rode to Naugatuck where his engine was awaiting him. In alighting his foot struck against sharp piece of iron.
 MT and Mrs John F. Rick will close their dancing class in Middle bury Saturday evening August 3, 1907, in Town hall. All the pupils and friends of the Waterbury school who would care to attend will meet at the dancing academy 43 East Main street at o'clock, where buses will be waiting. Admission 75 cents, in cluding ride and dance. Tickets are for sale by pupils and at the academy and must be secured by August 2.
 Two little girls named Etta Ber- hard and Jennie Smith, aged re. spectively three and two years, stray ed away from their home 62 East Clay street this forenoon The fath- CT of the Bernard girl failed to find any trace of them in the neighbor- hood of their home and the police knew nothing about them. They were chums and it is likely they will be found together. Another child, a girl, strayed from her home 57 James street early this forenoon.
 R. A. Laslett Smith, organist and musical director of Trinity church, has been honored by the Jamestown exposition authorities with an invita- tion to give three recitals in the ser- ies in which the prominent organists of the country are participating on the big organ in the auditorium on the exposition grounds. Mir Smith. with Mrs Smith and their son, Cecil, will leave Waterbury for the exposi- tion about August l, returning short ly after the last recital in MT Smiths series, August 10.
 The quarterly meeting of the Sec ond Baptist church was held last ev- ening. The Rev John F. Vought.
 
 tions during the past two quarters amounted to S41S.6S. The report of E. w. Wrightman showed he had re- ceived SS53.52 out of which he paid SS4S.04. R. c. Smagg, chairman of the church committee, stated that the church was in debt $100. Miss Ruth Mitchell of the Y. P. S c. E. commit tee reported the society had received S79.1S and paid out s71.90.
 Charles W. Norton, son of Mir and Mrs A. F. Norton, and Miss Flora O.. Hellmann, daughter of Mrs O. He'll mann of Bank street. were married i "Wednesday at the home of the groom's parents, 40 East Liberty street, the Rev J. c. Davenport, D. D., officiating. The bride wore a i gown of embroidered silk and car ried a bouquet of brides roses. Mir and Mrs Chauncey Atwood and MT and Mrs Edwin Gaylord of Bristol were among those from out of town. who attended the wedding. Mir and Mrs Norton will be at home after August 1, at 43 East Liberty street. The following members of the Y. P. s. C. E. of the First Baptist church spent yesterday at Lake Compounce: | MT and Mrs Arthur Beal. Mir and Mrs Fred Willits, MT and Mrs Char les Schlipz. Mrs Mary Congdon. Mrs H. Hall. MrsG. Vandover. Mrs A. Stahl, the Misses Minnie and Louise Frost. Miss Elsie Sanford, Miss Han nah Miller. Miss Ruth Camp, Miss Cassie Johnson, Miss Grace Jones. i Miss Bernice Burton. Miss Harriet Hall. Miss Elsie Johnson. Miss Myrtle Schroeder. Miss Martha Meerlander Dr E. F. Ashley, Dr L. (. Bell. Will | liam Stahl. Samuel Lowe. Charles [ fendale. F. ]. Ward. Oscar Stahl. Frank Luddington. Frank Cnendale i \ delightful dance was given In ] Cheshire last evening by the TrifolinIn 5 club. composed of young people of the north end. graduates of St Thomas parochial school | speCial car took the party to Cheshire and returned at midnight The dance was given in Odd Fellows hall and was a most pleasant affair. Several friends iron. ' other towns were present. including 1 John Foley of Hartford. Joseph KfI- ] a-tsn. r.F M N..-.r- a-.----- rn-a--