Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-31
CITY NEWS.
The Second division, A. o. H., will meet tomorrow night.

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 Miss Mary E. Clarkin left to-day for week or two at Old Orchard, Me.
 The Waterbury Military band will give prom at Columbus hall, Naug- atuck, tomorrow night.
 Miss Minnie E. Keenan of 21 Well ton street has gone to the Berk- shires, near Chester, Mass, for the rest of the summer.
 Herbert Mills, driver in the em- ploy of H. W. Connor, proprietor of the Merchants Parcel delivery. was thrown from his team in Mill Plain last evening and suffered fracture of the arm.
 The H. J. Lapalme Go, IA Grand street. are selling their mattings, bamboo screen goods, wall papers and carpet at prices so low as to surprise you and the goods are only slightly damaged by water. Go in and see them
 Ruth E. Hale, the II years old daughter of MT and Mrs Arthur D. Hale of Litchfield, died last night at the home of her uncle, George Holmes, 920 North Main street. She was pupil at the West Morris school and came here to visit during vacation. The remains will be taken to Thomaston for burial.
 The closing reception of Mir and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing classes will be held in their dancing acad- emy and Knights of Columbus hall Thursday evening, August 1, 1907. Both halls are connected on the same floor over 5 and 10-cent store Elec- tric fans in both halls which will add much comfort to the dancers. Music will be furnished by the American band. An orchestra in each hall
 There must be some misunderstand- ing about the new dog law Every body thought his pet stood in danger of being shot if it didn't have the regulation tag dangling about its neck on and after August 1, but now the Case, Lockwood, Brainard Co ot tlolo, W hu utC tiOIllS>TSplut ing in that connection, are sending out notices on which it is stated that the tag does not go into use until October 1. Town Clerk Brett received one ot the documents to-day and has it post cd in conspicuous place in his office.
 In all probability the Rev Joseph Danielson, pastor of the Swedish Lu- theran church on Cherry street will within a few days resign his position to accept the offer from the deacons of church in Branford At meet ing of the deacons of the Swedish church last night, nothing definite was done regarding the announcement of the pastors proposed change. IL was thought that some ot the deacons would advocate raising Mir Danielson's salary, but evidently this was not done. At the close of the meeting nothing was given out for publication.
 Lallier's Military band will give their weekly concert and dance at Eagles hall Saturday night.
 It is a good many years ago now sinee a bridge was first constructed across the Mad river at Liberty street, where the city is about to make some important public improvements with view to improving the sanitary ccn- ditions of that neighbornood. There was a good deal of commotion in town about that bridge, so much that some of the help in one of the shops got ''call'' for leaving their work to vote for it. In order to make good job of the nuisance from the river 1t would be necessary to deepen ana narrow up the bed of the stream all the way from Scovil's bride at Bald win street to Benedict's bridge on South Main street. But this Is di. gressing. How many years have clap sed since the first bridge was built in that street?
 MT and Mrs John F. Rick will close their Middlebury dancing class with reception in town hall Satur- day evening, August 3. Buses will leave coner of Phoenix avenue and East Main street at : o'clock Tick cts are 75 cents each person, includ- ing ride and dance, and are for sale by pupils and at the academy. 43 East Main street, over 5 and 10-cent store. Tickets must be secured be- fore August 2.
 Shell Hitcheock's, or Morris park, will be the place next Tuesday aft ernooI. On that day the Waterbury Business Mems association will give it's annual outing and the event prom ises to surpass that of a year ago held at the Waverly Inn in Cheshire The committee of arrangements con- sists of George MulIings, George Camp. Charles Templeton. Acly Castle, Dr Beecher and Benjamin Kelsey. of course there'll he all kinds of races. iu- cluding the 100 yard tin can dash, for which there have already been many entries. The winner of this race win receive q prize which will he wel worth carrying home. In all proba- bility the business men and their guests will 20 as far as East Farms by trolley. from whicn point they V ilI ride in buses to the park.
 Henry Hall of Mill Plain mention ed a matter at the meeting of the hoard of puhlir works last night that