Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-29
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Wadhams post, G. A. R
 Brass Workers union, No 1Sc.
CITY NEWS.

A uouShtOi, chdlss Noo boi H terday morning to MT and Mrs Ed. ward Butler of 4S Union street.
 This evening at Lakewood park the North End base ball team will give their first annual dance. Iai- Hers orchestra will furnish music for the event.
 The Right Rev Monsignor William J. Slocum has received a check for $63202 from the United Hebrew SO cieties of this city for St Mary's hos pital. The money was made on an entertainment recently given by the Hebrews.
 The derailing of freight train near the East Litchfield station yes terday delayed the southbound trains considerably in the afternoon. The 1:15 and the 2:49 for New York did not arrive in this city until about o'clock.
 Mary Gabriel and Anna ,Kaloski were arrested this morning by Off :. cers Stevens and Mullings and are charged with receiving stolen goods The women reside in Brooklyn and took coal which it is thought their children stole
 Mulcahy counci. No 526, K. of C., at its last meeting voted to partici- pate in the street parade preceding the laying of the corner stone of St Mary's hospital All out of town Knights of Columbus who attend .ths ceremony will be entertained at K, of C. hall and will be invited to pa. rade with the local councils.
 Automatic machinery takes the place of human hands at present in many of the factories and men who formerly obtained good wages must work at reduced rate or go else where A worker called at the Demo- crat office to-day and said his pay hdd been reduced twenty-five cents day i owing to the installation. of machines. Preparations are nearly completed | for the annual clam bake which is to be given by the Bartenders' union at Lakewood park on next Sunday, | Nearly every mixologist in town will be on hand to join in the festivities. Tickets for the event may be secured from any of the members of the Bar tenders union.
 The old Porter block at the cor Ter of Cole and East Main streets | is being torn down. as more moi ern structure is to be erected. The new block will Ee of brick. four stories high. with six tenements aad three stores The old building has not added anything to the appear- ance of the locality of late years and there is no regre, that it is going
 The Cowboy and the Squaw" was presented at Polls last evening be- fore an audience which packed the theater from the pit to the last row of seats in the gallery. The end of the first act witnessed so much gun display that the actors were hidden from view, so dense was the smoke. During the four acts it is thought that at least couple of hundred shots were fred
 The public ic anxiously awaiting to hear what success Commissiona- Dennison of the board of public works had witt the Connecticut Co in regard to paying. for a couple cf concerts in Hamilton park. The city has already given two and as the trolley company received large amount of patronage because of tho same. Commissioner Dennison thinks thlt the company will agree to meat the expense of ole or two before ths close of the summer.
 Floyd s. Lewis and Miss Edith .s. Judson were married at the First Congregational church in WasS;ag- ton by the Rev R., E. Carter. Satils- i day, August IT. Mr Lewis is cashier at the Benedict & Burnham factory and Miss Judsor conducted a milln- cry store on North Main street. The | couple are now On a driving trio ! through Litehfield. county. On their return they will he presented with a present for which more than s201 was collected at the factory.
 Although thert will be no labor parade in this city on. Monday, ney- ertheless Waterbury. will be rep. s- sented in the nis parade that will he held in Bridgeport. It is thought that more than i 900 from this city 1 will go to the r;.rk city on Mondays. The start will be made from CI'- penters' nall at :: 20 in the morning. the special train pulling out from | the Naugatuck station at S:30. The return trip vii. DC made at 2 in the l evening. The committee looking after the local delegation is JIms1 | P. Donahue, chairman: Jossrh | Candy. P. F. Malone. O. c. Stag 2, Thomas Smith aud Henry Gerard.
 A Sunday school rally will be held in the Methodist Episcopal church. Thomaston. September IS. afternoon and evening. The Rev Austin Haz-n. member of the board of directors Of the Connecticut Sunday School as sociation. will preside. The general secretary. Rev James W. Rae. will be present and speak. Rev Kenneth Mae kenzie. ir. rector of the Protestant Epis- eopal church. Westport, will also speak. Mr Mackenzie has contributed weekly notes on the sunday school lessons to the Bridgeport daily papers and conducted classes for teachers at the Bridgeport Y M. C. 4. \ hne exhibit of sunday school apparatus will. 1t is hoped. be obtained for use st the rally. Neighboring Sunday schools gre cordially invited to cO- operate. Further announcement wiil be made later.
 When yos want present for your sweetheart or wife. or your sister or your cousin or your aunt. just C-op