Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-15
CITY NEWS.


 umbus hall, Naugatuck, tonight.
 St Cecilia's parish will picnic at Belleview Saturday.
 A meeting of the Milkmen's asso- citation will be held Saturday even ing at o'clock in the Business Men S hall, Jones-Morgan building.
 The Young Park Avenues defeat ed the Starlights 14 to 13. Batteries Ginsburg and Wertheimer: Domenico and Folise. The features of the game wer the playing of Cohen and Sare- sky.
 Any team wishing a game whose players average 12 years or under from the Moonlights call at IA. Baldwin street. James Parker, pitcher for the Moonhghts, H. Par ker, 1b, and John Parker, c. are the principal players on the nine.
 List of advertised letters: Miss Mi- tilda Anderson. Miss Emily Bartho- lomew. Harry Block, Bill G0bbard, Miss Libby Graves, Mrs Canie Hoff- man, Talcott W. Hall. Florence Nor ton, William J. O'Neil, Paul Quinn, T. E. Riederick, Miss Florence Wood.
 The members of the board of chari- ties are planning to give an outing on Saturday. It is understood that they will journey to the Branch, where they will hold bake. City Sheriff Matthew Smith is cooperating with the charity board in arranging the affair. :
 At the A. O. H. meet in this city there will be relay race for local clubs only and already a number have entered There will also be relay race. open to all clubs. The local race promises to be an interesting one. Several of the clubs have men out every day tuning up for the event.
 Clarence B. Barker and Miss Elizabeth Mary Mulhall of 2s4 North Main street were married Monday by the Rev J. E. O'Brien of the Im- maculate Conception parish. Miss Mary Griffen and Clifford Copeland were the attendants. Mir and Mrs Barker on their return from we'd ding trip will reside on Coe street.
 This evening the members of the re- publican town committee will dine at The Elton. After the inner man is we'll taken care of, they will devise ways and means by which they hope to make respectable showing in the coming election. The members will be the guests of Martin Parkinson, a member of the state central commit tee.
 A. Dallas has purchased the good will and business of the West Side Hill greenhouse on Ledgeside avenue and Wilson street. formerly owned by the late W. NJ. Cottle, and will run it in connection with his other conserva- tories. Mir Dallas has been in the busi- ness in Waterbury for the past twenty nine years and it goes without saying that he is making it pay.
 Wadhams post, G. A. R, will ob- serve the twenty-eight anniversary of its organization at Hamilton park Saturday afternoon. It will be bas- ket picnic affair and in addition to the members of the post the Wo- mems Relief corps and the Spanish War Veterans association will be in attendance. The committee also ex- tends an invitation to widows and children of old soldiers and sailors.
 The price of gas in Waterbury will be reduced to affect bills issued Sep tember for gas used in August The price will be S110 per 1000 cubic feet, net. with no discount, bills be- ing payable when presented. The former prices were S1.35 gross. with discounts to s1.25 net for lighting and $115 net for fuel purposes. Now the price will be S1.10 net for both light ing and fuel.
 There will be a big street parade tonight, followed by the blessing of two handsome flags of the Societa di Provencia di Avellino at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes. the Rev Father Valentino performing the ceremony, Antonio Mancini and Miss Lucy di Rienzo acting as sponsors for the American flag, and Antonio Mar tone and Miss Laudati acting in similar capacity for the Italian ban ner. After the service an enter tainment will be held in Coneordia hall. At 7:30 o'clock the society with delegations from the Guardia Columbo. Vittorio Emmanuel IT. Aviglianese. Lucito de PrOvincia and Court Verdi of the Foresters of America, will form for the parade in front of the hall at 43 East Main street. marching east as far as Stan ley park. countermarching to Ex- change place. to Bank street. to Washington avenue. countermarch- ing through Bank street to Meadow. to South Main, to the church. where the ceremony will be performed. From there the procession will con- tinue up South Main to the center, turning into Bank street and pro- ceeding to Corcordia hall.
 When you want a present for your sweetheart or wife. or your sister orI your cousin or your aunt. just drop in the Upson Jevelry Co.'S and choose from the largest lines fn the city of jevelry. diamonds. emeralds, rubies. saphfres. etc. set and unset Wafehes