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

CIOWu lU NUlulllDiS uIll diiu SNt SooA moneys worth of good dance music.
 Jacob Freedman whose engagement to Miss Burrows was announced a few days ago Is the proprietor of the Danbury Hat store at Hartford and is not connected with the, store of the same name at "A Grand street this city.
 Court D. B. Hamilton, F. of A., will give its annual fair in Hamilton hall, Mill Plain, June 21 and P. Enter tainment, dancing and refreshments. One of the principal features will be three round trip tickets to the James town exposition. Bus from end of trolley line.
 The annual meeting of the New Haven District Stewards and layn.en was held to-day at St Paul's NJ. D. church on Farm street, about 70 delegates being in attendance. The district stewards met at 10 o'clock this morning and the laymen's meet ing opened at this afternoon.
 Thomas Moran, for several years superintendent of the Brookside home, has entered the detective ser- vice of the New York, New Haven and Hartford road. MT Moran Is at present on the Naugatuck diyison guarding a gang of section hands from any attack from the strikers.
 One of the busiest places in town this noon was at Frank the shoe mans. All this activity was due to the man who started the Teddy bear" fad. The enterprising shoe- man has commenced an advertising crusade which will result in the plac- ing of any number of "Teddys" in the arms of local youngsters, and the store was crowded to the doors this noon by the enterprising youngsters who wanted to get into the game. Does advertising pay?
 No one should miss paying visit to the rooms of the Catholic Women's association this evening to see the an- nual display of class work. The ex- hibition is in the gymnasium and there is no admission charged. The work consists of dressmaking, milli- nery and art and is we'll worth visit. While it is impossible to show all that has been done during the winter enough from each class is on exhibi- tion to surprise those who are un- familiar with how much may be &C., complished by spending one night a week in one of the classes.
 The supreme court has decided the suit of B. K. Block, New York wholesale liquor dealer, against Frank DeLucia, who keeps a saloon at 699 Bank street. The suit was to recover a bill of $132.55 for. five barrels of whiskey. The defense was that DeLucia's son ordered the goods and he had no right to do so, and if the whiskey house wished to do business with him, a minor, his father could not be held responsible. In the district court, where the case was first tried, Judge F. NJ. Peasley gave judgment for the plaintiff to re- cover. and this decision was upheld by the supreme court on the grounds that agency was we'll established.
 The local aerie of Eagles will meet this evening to make preparations for the annual field day to be held in New Haven on Monday, July 22. The meeting is called for tonight as dur ing the summer the aerie meets on the first and third Thursdays instead of the first and third Sundays. The round trip to New Haven on field day will be about eighty cents and many from this city are expected to attend. The local delegation will be attired in black trousers. white shirts with blouse effect, black bow tie, straw hat, and carry a white umbrella. They should make good showing in the parade. The line of march will be along the principal streets of New Haven.
 Miss Cherrie NJ. French. daughter of Henry ". French of 2 Cherry street and James Bailey Crane Of Locust Farms, SOmers. \. j.. were married yesterday at the home of the brides father by the Rev John G. Davenport, n. D. Miss Frances An derson was maid of honor and Will son q. Todd of CrOton Falls was best man. Her father gave her away. The LOhengTin wedding march was rem dered by Mrs McLarney. harpiSt and Miss Mcknight. violinist. Miss French acquired a national fame dur ing the Spanish-American war for her efforts on behalf of the sick aud wounded and on her return home was awarded a beautiful medal by the board of aldermen She was among tho first group of volunteers for recruits in the Red Cross society and rendered valuable service in the hospitals and other places.
 Readers of the Democrat who con- template becoming benediets. will l find it to their advantage to get the l wedding ring of uss and at the same l time look at our large and varied as- l sortment of iewelry, etc. for wedding i gifts. Friends of the prospective l brides and grooms will also do well I to take the hint, as all our goods are reliable and fully guaranteed. The