Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-18
CITY NEWS.

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 There will be a meeting this eyen- ing of the alumnae of Notre Dame convent.
 Daniel Cream, whose home is ill this city. is now employed in the ad vertising department of the New York Herald.
 Congressman Lilley and Hill who are on a trip to Panama. arrived in Colon on March F. They are expect cd home by the 25th of the month.
 The Knights of St Brendan will meet tonight in A. Q. H. hall. Ky cry member is requested to attend as important business will be transact ed.
 A dance will be given tonight at MT and Mrs John Kicks dancing academy. It will be a novel affair and will in all probability attract a very large crowd.
 Mrs John P. Kellogg and her sis ter, Miss Dorothy Mason of Bridge port, arrived home last evening. They toured the greater part of Eu- rope during the winter.
 F. w. Woodruff, formerly secre- | tary of Austin & Woodruff and now sales manager for the c. H, Guinan Co of New Haven. has removed with his family to New Haven.
 The meeting of the Catholic Wo- mems Benevolent legion. which was to be held tonight at Elks hall has been postponed until Tuesday, March | 18th. All are requested to attend. The collection which is being taken up in St Thomass parish for | the purpose of equipping ward in the St Mary's hospital will close next Sunday evening. The committee eX- l pect to report total of about $500 Miss Louise Patricia Chartier, stenographer for Representative
 Abner P. Hayes, was reminded last 1 evening that she was born on St Pat
 rick's day. Her friends rendered
 her a party and she was the recipi-
 ent of many presents.
 The Queens Daughters will hold
 an important meeting tomorrow
 evening in St Patricks S hall at
 o'clock. Besides the routine busi-
 ness, report from the committee in
 charge of the booth to be conducted
 at the charity bazaar next month will
 be given.
 Orson Haywood. who Is said to he the oldest citizen of the town. to-day
 celebrated his ninety-seventh birth
 day. MT Haywood. who up until a ! year ago was seen occasionally on
 the street. was born in Charleston. | Mass. on March IS. 1910. He came
 to this city in 1Si9 and has resided at
 61 South Willow street since 1851.
 The suit of Mrs Marcia Hinman of
 Waterbury against Walter Randall
 and Edward Hinman of Derby for
 damages of S10,000 will begin in the | superior court in New Haven to-mor-
 TOW. Mrs Hinman was driving in
 Southbury when the defendants ap- | preached in an automobile. She all | leges that the furious rate at which | they drove startled her horse, caus- l ing it to overturn the carriage and | throw her out. The accident hap
 pened near steep embankment and down this she fell and received in iuries from which she claims she has
 not yet recovered.
 The following donations to St
 Mary's hospital fund were announced
 yesterday by the Right Rev Monsg- l nor Slocum: George W. Russell.
 Christopher Russell aud James F..
 Russell. for memorial to the late | James F. and Bridget Russell. SiH; ]. r. Phelau. S1O0: Mrs Jennie Mag- ner. S2j; Daniel Shannahan. t0 cs-
 tablish memorial for the late John | Sweeney. S2J: Mir and Mrs Thomas r.
 Hutchinson. 2s Park place. $lvn: em- | pIoyes of Miller X Peek. hy Miss { Wagner, S29: Mrs .IaInrS NoUnIn. 1 SIS: Margaret \. Delaney. Sth: Rev
 John Y. Lewis. S1n: Thomas Mckcii- na. S1n. Total. sT:i.
 The engagement of Miss Sarah 1 Chofzianoff to Samuel Nispl. WIS an- | nounced yesterday afterHo"n by the { brides father at tho family residence. [ Gn3 North Main street. \ supper was l serted. followed by singing and geir- i eraI merry making The following ! guests were present at inc house dur | ing the evening: NIT and Mrs Morris i rhotzianoff. Mr and Mrs !. Mar@olis. ! NIT and Mrs z Baron and Sansurl { llotzianaff uf New Ynrk: Harry Mi < SpI. Nr aud Mrs r. Wei~man "f New ! Haven. and tbs Misses Ida and Annie wHIfngrr of WatcrtnWn: Mr and Mrs Max .hotzianoff. Mr and Mrs NJ. Me \ dell Mir and Mrs <. ~IIose. M- aml Mrs IT Rrpnner Mir and Mrs <. h- | Jravitt. Mir and Mrs E FreesiEs1u. Mir and Mrs Chasmsu- NF and Mrs W. p. purIr<ki. Mir and Mrs MaTgsst"iH. Nr and Mrs ! I.as<eT. Mir and Mrs ] s;olsIulan. Miss KapIaD. Miss ''0Id- man Miss S.Ssin. D 'snuTiz. IT. \. | SlIn-er. I Axlere-i. T. FolyeS- ". J. weinsfein. l. Greenbsrg and Mrs ida Br0f~ky-
 How annoying is ft to have a vatcI8 that Is out of repair frequent Ty and in the care of the watch doc tor one third of the time. Buy a watch of known reputation. of ur- questioned reliability and save vour- self much annoyance Get a watch
 with an Cpson guarantee The Up i. son gewelry Co. ss Bank street