Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-21
CITY NEWS.

The best cream in the city at Phelan's tea store. Try it.
 Mrs Russell Bierce and sister, Miss Mary Ward, and Miss Louise NJ. Charters have returned after spend- ing vacation at Twin Lakes.
 The Berma Delta club will give a reception and dance this evening at Music hall. Citizens Bank building. Galipeau's orchestra will furnish music.
 Misses Loretto and Grace Monahan of Wall street are in New Haven to- day attending the exercises of the graduating class of the New Haven Normal school. of which their sister Lily Is member.
 A surprise party was given at the home of Charles Teller, A Cottage place, last evening. There were piano solos and duets by Miss Ruby Austin. Miss Minnie Holohan, Miss Mary Luddy. Miss Beatrice Passano and Robert Berg.
 The clerical force and all the bosses of the American Brass company will hold their annual outing at Steeple- chase Island. Bridgeport, tomorrow. Although the biggest delegations will be present from cities in this state, number of visitors are expected from New York.
 Joseph Stance and a.Ichael Place were arrested to-day by railroad em- ployes for breaking Into freight car near the Acid factory. When caught they had in their possession silver coffee pot. n bag of flour. bottle of whiskey and several smaller ar- ticles.
 At a meeting of the board of pub lie safety this morning Maurice Bunce and Peter Coughlan made ap- plication for positions on the fire de- partment. The applications were placed on file. It was voted to hear the case of Bremen Frederick and Riley at 4 o'clock Monday after noon.
 At meeting of Court Hancock last night the following officers were elected: Chief ranger, J. W. Garde; sub-chief ranger, W. Lynehan; re- cording secretary, ]. H. Batter; sen for woodward. P. Shea: junior wood- ward, L. F. Bovally: senior beadle. NJ. J. Keefe; junior beadle, T. J. Begnal, lecturer. J. Feeley.
 The members of the Holy Name so- ciety of St Thomas church are re- quested to meet on Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the church. The will then journey to the dIf- ferent cemeteries to decorate the graves. Every member is requested to provide himself with a cane. white gloves and a bouquet
 A mattress started to burn at noon to-day in the residence Of Joseph Daoust 70I South Main street. oppo- site the north gateway of the Bene- dict & Burnham Mfg Go. An alarm was sent in and the department hur- ried to the scene and extinguished the blaze. The block Is In a large cement structure belonging to Chris tan Hauser. There was no damage worth mentioning.
 Joseph Dlleo. a fruit vender residing  at O. Railroad Hill street, is at the Waterbury hospital in q serious con- dlfion aS the result of being kicked by hIs horse last evening Dileo was in the barn with the animal which for some reason shot cut it's foot, catching It's owner in the ahdo- men He was taken to hospital sllis This afternoon his conai- ton was said to be very low.
 This evening Court D. B. Hamilton vill open It's annual fair at Hamilton aaIl in Mill Plain The fair will be tomorrow evening. Dsnc- ng will be a feature each evening, m entertainment will be provided md refreshments will be served A sus will be at tAs s-s -s sr. car line or the accommodation of those 10 not care to waIx. 14s admission will be adults IS cents. children 10 :ents