Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-31
CITY NEWS.


 A high mass was celebrated this morning at 730 o'clock at St. Fran cis Xavier's church for the late James Dunn.
 The Holy Name society of the Ipi- maculate Conception church will meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in St Patrick's hall.
 An anniversary requiem mass will be celebrated on Monday morning at s o'clock in the Immaculate Soncep- tion church for the late Michael Grif. fin.
 Waterbury Castle, K. c. D., went to New Britain to-day to attend the field day and picnic of Erwin castle. Waterbury and New Britain will play two games of ball.
 The Bartenders' union will give their fifth annual clambake at. Lake wood park tomorrow. Friends who wish to attend the bake should see some of the members and procure tickets as soon as possible.
 Some of the members of the Pump. ernickel club will leave this evening for the week off at Meadows End Daniel Mullen and Howard Bowen, comprising the commissariat depart ment left this morning to have things in readiness.
 Another large crowd attended the concert given by the American band at the corner of Bank and Grand streets last evening. The music was of the same high order and was thor oughly enjoyed by those in attend ance x
 The quarterly meeting of the Graduate Nurses association of Con necticut will be held in the Second Congregational church, Wednesday, September 4, at 2:30 p. m. Subject, What Constitutes Good Private Nurse" All nurses are invited.
 Joseph Provost was arrested this morning as he was making a dis turbance which was not conducive to the public good ofsthe neighborhood Officers Erickson and Flaherty took the man in charge and Jos, was given ride to the station, being charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace.
 Owing to building operations on the Driggs school an impression has become widespread among the pupils that the school would not reopen. for the fall term next Tuesday The builders operations will in no way interfere with the conduct of the school and all the pupils must report on time next Tuesday morning.
 Miss Regina Freeman, daughter of Mir and Mrs Henry Freeman of East Main street, and E. w. Wightman of Hartford, but for some time past an employe of the Waterbury Clock Co, this city, were married this morning at the rectory of the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev J. E. o O'Brien. Raymond Freeman. broth CT of the bride. was best man, and Mrs Nellie Butler, cousin Of the bride, was maid of honor
 The Independent Order of Red Meli, the German branch, will hold it's con vention in Jersey City commencing next Tuesday and continuing for four days. These conventions are held every two years. Waterbury will send four delegates this time, Jonn Sake, from the Goethe encampment; William Loeffier. from Inland lodge: Christian Weimet from Pocahontas lodge, and Charles Kopp representing the grand lodge of this state.
 A wagon owned by baker named Hallock had an experience with trolley car on North Main street this morning that cost 1t both shafts. The wagon was passing along near the Citizens bank and the driver evident ly supposed he had as much right to the middle of the street as the trolley car had. The result was a collision and bread was thrown all over the street. The trolley crew helped the crippled wagon to the side of the street and later it was removed un- der temporary shafts.
 A small boy named Martin Ma nancy, living on South Elm street. got into trouble with Mrs Annie Sol omita, storekeeper at 22s Baldwin street, yesterday afternoon. Mrs Solonita said the boy tool. some thing from her fruit stand in front of the door, while the boy eonteRded that another boy merely threw his cap inside the door and when he went to recover 1t the women seized him and struck him. under the left eye. She had knife in hee hand, he said, but she denied this She was fined $lO and costs. This was the only business in the city court to-day. Judge Peasley presided.
 Just one week from tonight ihe affairs of the Shop Base Fall league will be brought to a close, when the reception and dance of the organ ization will be held at Eagles hall. At this reception the manager of the Berbeeker & Rowland team will be presented with the Towle trophy. George Towle of the E. H. Tovle Co making the presentation speech. Other speeches will also be delivered and an all around good tine is as- sured. Lallieris orchestra will be in attendance and those who care for dancing will have ample opportunity of doing so
 Last evening the members of the AL pine Social club held a private dance at Odd Fellows hall 4 vsry select gathering vas in attendance and alI spent an very enjoyable evening The officers of the club and the commit- tee in charge of the entertainment were as follows; Jame- | GoFulan.