Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-21
CITY NEWS.

. | T church of Our Lady of Lourdes. who has been ill for some time is on the
 mend, and will soon be able to be
 out.
 The night school class, numberius hfty-two will receive their diplomas from Mayor Thoms at the Margaret Croft school at 7:45 o'clock this
 evening. An anniversary requiem mass will
 be celebrated at the Immaculate Con-
 ceptlon church on Saturday morning
 at o'clock for the late John H. r.
 Doyle of 922 West Main street.
 Certificates of incorporation of the
 Waterbury Land and Construction
 company of Waterbury has been
 filed: capital, $2.000; ineorporators.
 D. P. Altman, George Strobel and
 w. H. Wright.
 Secretary E. & Ross of the local
 I. M. c. A. will attend the 34th an-
 nual association which will start in | New Britain tomorrow and continue for three days. Among the speak
 CTS on the opening day will be Gov
 ernor Woodruff. | Special meetings will be conducted
 at the Salvation Army hall, 2S1 Bank
 street, by Staff Captain Davis of
 Hartford on Saturday at s D. m.. also
 on Sunday at and D. m. Staff
 Captain Davis is in charge of the
 southern New England division of
 the army and is a very fine speaker. The New York millinery parlors at 13 South Main street are now hay ing their spring opening. The store is stocked with all the latest models
 which are to be very popular this
 season. Every style and shape may be found at this store. You are in vited to call and look over the new styles.
 Advertised letters in the postofiice: Miss Lizzie Burke, Frank Burtell, Mrs NJ. $. Colgan, John s. Cargran. David Canyon, William Griffin, Mrs Carlton T. Lewis, Mrs w. Leary, Mrs E. J. Merwin, Mrs Charles McFaden, John Reashey, Mrs s. Sholter, Clar- ence A. Wood, Mrs Theodore Wood ing, Margaret Willette CD.
 Mrs L. NJ. Hall, the milliner, with parlors at 40 East Main street. will have her opening on Friday and Sat urday of this week. Her parlors are well stocked with all the latest fash ions in millinery novelties, many of the models being particularly dainty and attractive. An invitation to call and look over the spring styles is extended to all.
 ]. Rawson Hughes, Charles NJ. | Brooks. Benjamin L. Coe, George C. | Curtiss, B. G, Bryan, Robert P. Lew is, George c. Mullings, J. c. Cutler, | k. E. Holmes. and H. w. Atwood of | this city and L. NJ. Woodruff of Naug- | atuck were among those who attend i ed the banquet of the Grand com mandery of the Knights Templar in | South Norwalk Monday night.
 Easter number of New York Her aid will be issued Sunday, March 24. i Five full page pictures in five colors. suitable for framing, by the best American artists. Harrison Fisher, E. V. Nadherny, Wallace Morgan, w. Ii. Loomis and X. Colbert. Six mas terpieces of fiction by William Ham, ilton Osborne, Ethel Bret Harte. Zona Gale, Eleanor Raeburn. Roland Nolineux and Fluffy Ruffies.'' by Carolyn Wells. Also, Ellis Parker Butler. author of Pigs is Pigs" and Mary Stewart Cutting are contribu- tors. Order from newsdealers now.
 Another bout between the Connec- ticut Railway and Lighting Co and Abraham Willner of Meadow street over the removal of an electric light pole on Willner's property is due to take place al any day. The county commissioners some time ago or dered the removal of the pole few feet east, but so far the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co has taken no steps toward complying with that order. Judge Edwin B. Gager of the court appointed commit lee to assess damages. The com mittee consists of Edward NJ. Clark Df Hartford. George l.. Jenks of Wa erbury and Alr Brinsmade. a prom nent engineer in Derby.
 \ chafing dish supper was held  ast evening by the Mission circle of he First Congregational church. The tables. which were set in the 'arlors. were prettily decorated. cut lowers being used to make them oOk attractive. The committee in harge of the affair follows: Mrs Bronson. Mrs Charles )insmOre, Mrs H. C. Anderson. Miss label Camp. Miss Margaret Perry. Hrs C. A. Colley. Those serving at he tables were Mrs Herbert Row and, Mrs Robert May, Miss Lulu iretteT. Miss Ruth Camp. Mrs IeOrge MuIlings. Mrs Charles Rod nan. Miss Leonie Brown. Mrs Ar huT Els, Miss Frances Barber. Mrs Ienry Andrews. Miss Olive Smith.
 How annoying Is II to have Tatch that is out of repair frequent ! and in the care of the watch toc. 1r one third of the time. Buy latch of known reputation. of up- uestoned reliability and save your- |