Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
CITY NEWS.

Upson, Singleton & Cos.
 M. Gavegan, representing the Bos- ton Pilot, is in town calling on friends.
 There will be meeting of the Queens Daughters this evening at o'clock in St Patrick's hall,
 The annual outing of the em- ployes of the Waterbury Clock Co will be held at Steeplechase Island, Bridgeport, on July 20.
 Wednesday morning at z o'clock at St Patrick's church there will be a months mind requiem mass for the late Mrs Norah Synnott.
 There will be special meeting of the Plumbers, Steam and Gas Filters and Gas Filters Helpers this even- ing at Hausers hall, Grand street.
 John E. Johnson of the Chase Rol- ling Mill Go, has resumed work af- ter spending a week in Worcester celebrating his birthday with friends.
 The following are local delegates to the state convention of United Hebrews to be held in this city on June g: Sadie Sossin, M. Goldstein and Joseph Brook.
 The new residence of Charles F. Mitchell in Cheshire is rapidly near ing completion and within a short time the owner intends to move into the new building.
 E. L. Jennings, general purchas- ing agent for the American Brass Go, who was taken i'll while in Phila- delphia three weeks ago, is expected nome tomorrow.
 Special attractions at MT and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing class at Goodwill hall, Waterville, tonight New dance for pupils at o'clock | The latest dance music will be fur nished, also refreshments free. After o'clock admission will be 25 cents each person.
 At a joint meeting of Mattatuck and Anchor lodges, N. D. O. F., Grand Warden Frank E. Hull of New Haven delivered the principal ad- dress. Other speakers were Grand Guide Thomas B. Payne and Depu. ties Henry F. Baker, Joseph s. Nell and William Dineen.
 The weather was pretty cold to. day, especially for people who had discarded their winter under clothes During the forenoon there was a lit. tie furry of snow, but it didn'l amount to much, except that 1t made those who saw it feel like hurryins home for their overcoats. Probation Officer Nicholas Com. bellack has started to round up de. linquent charges. To-day Prose. cutor c. E. Meigs issued eighteen warrants for prisoners on probation who have violated the confidence placed in them by the court and the chance to do better. This eighteen is only the first of a series of patches of warrants to be issued.
 Her many friends in this city will undoubtedly be surprised to hear that Miss Natalie Smith of Milford who has often visited in Waterbury will within a short time take up a resi- dence with her parents in Los Ange- les, Cal. Miss Smith is the daughter of Mir and Mrs O. I. Smith of Milford and is a talented young lady, and during her visits to Waterbury, those who met her were much impressed with her ability.
 Though the Women's Christian Temperance union of New Britain is said to be strongly against the ap. pearance of Mrs Warren's Profes. sion" in that city next week, as far as is known no one in this city has made an effort to have the play stopped. Some thought there might be a repetition of The Clansman' affair, but no one seemed to be al all worried about the show being given in this city.
 ; A week from next Wednesday ev. ening at City hall Co E. HiberniaH Rifles. will hold their annual muster and inspection. This is one of the events of the year which is looked fer ward tO with much pleasure by sI | Hibernians of the city. It Is the one ! event of the year which brings the | various divisions together and fOl that reason considerable interest is i taken in the affair. The event this year will be along the same lines as in 1 former years and the members Of the ! company promises q warm reception tG all who attend. Adjufant General John Mccarthy of Fall River accompanied by his stafT will be present as well al many other state officers. After the inspection a dance will be held. i special feature during the evening vii le a contest in Irish jigs and rec | dancing for prizes. Luke ". Tender son will be present with his bagpipes and other musicians who are vel known about town will render appro | priate music
 Readers Of the Democrat vno con template becominx beaeiicts. will | fnd it to their adrzntage to get the welding ring of us= and at the same tine look at our large and varied as sorrment Of jewelry. etc. for wedding gifts. Fnends of the prospective I brides and groomS viii also do vel fo take the hint zs all our goods are reliable and fully zuzrz1feed- Ths Upso1 JeEelrJ Go S Bank strsst