Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-22
CITY NEWS.

street for the summer.
 Colonel L. F. Burpee and Represen- tatlye Abner F. Hayes were guests of Troop A, of New Haven at the deti- cation of their armory to-day.
 Robert Somers of Piedmont street, who lost his left hand in an accident at the shop on the Watertown road, was able to leave the hospital yester- day.
 Miss Anna Real, who has been at her home on South Elm street the past two weeks returned this after noon to resmue her studies at St Joseph's hospital. Paterson, N. J.
 The fire department was called at B Center street yesterday afternoon where smoke backed into the rooms and scared the inmates. When the smoke cleared away everything look ed all right.
 An application has been filed with the probate court in Bridgeport for the removal of the Colonial Trust com pany as administrator on the estate of Joel Farist. The estate amounts to about $2.OO0.
 St Michael's Holy Name society of Waterville will take part in the me- morial day exercises with the other societies tomorrow afternoon. The union committee will meet at St Pat rick's hall at 2:30 o'clock.
 Court Hamilton, F. of A. opened it's annual fair last evening at Ham, ilton hall in Mill Plain, with very large crowd in attendance. Tonight the fair will close. Dancing with music by LaIlier's orchestra will be feature.
 John Monahan, who graduated from the Pratt Institute during the week, is spending few days at his home on South Main street. He has ac- cepted position in Milwaukee. where he will do mechanical and electrical engineering.
 The Saturday half holiday went into effect to-day in the lawyers off, ces, the June term of the superior court having finished earlier than usual. This gives them plenty of time to consider what they shall have at their next annual banquet.
 Many of the Italian societies of Waterbury will observe the feast of St John commencing to-day and con tinuing until Monday when service will be held at 8 o'clock at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes. In the even- ing a big display of fireworks will be given.
 To-nihgt is bargain night at Doran X Griffin's, 194 Baldwin street. La- dies $1.25 skirts for $100; 15c and 17c ribbon in all colors and shades, 10c; sneaks for boys and girls, just the thing for summer, 4Sc. Special bar gains in children's dresses and in la dies extra house wrappers.
 All the parties injured in the mix up in Exchange place yesterday are doing nicely and no serious results are looked for. Mrs Patrick Sugrue of Tracy avenue was restless during the night, but this was expected, and in fact it will be some time before she will be fully recovered.
 The Berma-D Delta social club gave it's first annual reception and dance last evening at Music hall in Citi- zens' bank building. A large attend ance was present and the affair was big success. The arrangement committee consisted of Patrick Brick. Michael McNally, Michael Lawlor and John Calvin.
 The funeral of Thomas Deeley took place yesterday afternoon from the residence on Middle street, with inter- ment in St Joseph's cemetery. The floral offerings included basket of roses from the office of the department of education: bouquets, Sarah and Nellie Finley, Gertrude and Helen Somers, Miss Kilduff, Donald, John and Margaret Lawlor. Miss Edgar Simonson, Evelyn and Katherine Carey, Mir and Mrs Veins.
 The employees at the office of the high school are busy just now making out certificaes for scholars who intend to work during the vacation. The office will be open every day for this purpose until all have been accommo- dated. It should be remembered, how ever, that according to statute pro- vision no child under fourteen years of age IS allowed to work in any mer- cantile establishment. consequently nobody not over that age can enter the employ of the factories or stores un- less at the risk of running counter with tho law. Parents should re- member this and not make unneces-