Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-12
CITY NEWS.

Extra values in mems $3 black trousers at Upson, Singleton X Co s
 City Attorney Kellogg was a caller upon Judge Bernard F. Gaffney of | New Britain Thursday.
 A daughter was born yesterday morning to MT and Mrs Albert Wood ruff, 43 Union street. There is a vacancy in the dress making class at the Friendly league also one in the millinery class.
 Charles Sicard, painter, fell from a building on South Main street yesterday, dislocating his ankle.
 Every man who wants shirt com fort should look at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S Simplex" can be worn as stiff bosom or negligee.
 Edward Lingenheld. graduate of class '07, Monroe's business col lege, has accepted a clerical. position with the N Y, N. H. and H. R. R. Co at Beacon Falls.
 A North Willow street, near Johnson street, stalling cars long enough to worry folks en route to the theater. The wire was repaired after an hour or so.
 Tasmin Mocherl and Miss Anna Sa- vik were married at St Cecilla S church at 7:30 this morning by the Rev Dr Farrell Martin. D. D.. who also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed
 Bennett, Thomas Cannon, Herbert Knickerbocker (2). Mrs Ethelyn Leon ard William P Lasker. Miss Mary Mcdonald Bank street., Patrick Monicy. Miss Bessie Smart,
 At the meeting of the Town Plot Improvement society last night the members were treated to a basket of apples, some of them so large that many mistook them for watermelons. An, but Town Plot is the ideal place to live, trolley or no trolley.
 Sacred concert Sunday evening at & o'clock at St Thomas's hall, corner Crown and Beacon streets. Admis- sion Is cents. The following pro gram will be rendered.: Soprano solo. Margaret Lacey; recitation, Ed ward Maloney; baritone solo, AL phonse BaolaCuti. selected; soprano solo, Mrs T. Wagner: recitation, Marguerite Dooley; duet, piano. the Misses Beggs; solo, James White; recitation. Bernardine Carney, Mary Hayes, Mary Tehan.
 At the close of the convention at the Advent church on Cherry street last night ii was voted to hold the next annual meeting in Springfield. The Loyal Workers of Connecticut which were in session most of the day. elected officers as follows: President. Rev George r. Tyler of Bristol: first vice-president. Rev E. 2. Ellis of Danbury; second vice president, s. $. Atkins of Walling- ford; secretary. Miss Alice E. Strong of Yalesville. treasurer, Miss Han nah Robinson of Danbury.
 At the annual and first meeting of the Parish Aid society of St Johns church yesterday afternoon officers were chosen as follows: President, Mrs F. W. Chesson; first vice-presi- dent. Mrs George Babcock: second vice president. Mrs J. N. Lewis, Jr; secretary, Mrs David Summey: treasurer. Mrs Percy Brown; chair man of the sowing committee. Mrs Heinze: supper committee. Mrs A. A. Crane; fair committee. Mrs Henry Rowland The chairmen of the vari- ous committees will choose their own assistants.
 At q meeting of the Connecticut Bottlers' association in New Haven yesterday officers were chosen as fol- lows: President, Thomas F. Will Hams of Ansonia; vice-president, Thomas Lyons of Meriden: secre- tary and treasurer. Otto SCholt of New Haven; trustees. William BorChardt. Waterbury: Thomas Brady. Hartford: William Barclay. Danbury; T. j. Maloney. Bridgeport; state agent and detective. David Will Hams of New Haven. Wallace Sta pleton of Bridgeport and M. T. White of New Britain were elected as dele gates 10 the national convention to be held in Denver next week.
 Boys gray and blue flannel blouses 45c lt Upson. Singleton & Cos.
 The drill team of the Ladies aux Hilary, A. O. H.. and a number of their friends went to New Haven. where they were the guests of the united Hibernisns of that place. whose fair opened last night. The team gave an exhibition drill under the direction of Captain John F Gal win. They went through the differ ent maneuvers in a very Creditable manner and pleased the audience 50 that they were given a splendid Ova- ton Miss May E. Martel of this city sang a solo and did 1t so well that she vas obliged to Teappear three different times. The commit tee gave the visitors q splendid re- cepiiOn