Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-09
CITY NEWS.

Watervllle and now at Woodbury, has been transferred to Riverside, Cal.
 Tomorrow evening the Young Mems association of St Anne's parish | will give concert and reception at Speedwell hall. All who attend will be presented with a handsome souve- mir program. MT and Mrs Henry Harcke, of this city, who are studying music in Ger many, recently gave a successful con cert at the Hamburger Hof in Ham, burg. They were assisted by Rudolph Zwuntscher.
 John Lorenson has sold his three family house, situated on Prospect street in Waterville to Frederick and Justine Eisele. The sale was made through the Daniel T. Harrington Agency of 40 East Main street
 On Saturday evening Lallier's Nlili- tary band will give another of its concerts and promenades at Speed we'll hall. The concert will start at o'clock, after which there will be dancing. All popular music will be furnished.
 A delegation from Camp Liscum of the Spanish War veterans will attend the Filipino fiesta which is to be held this evening in Derby. The local boys are to act as an escort to the governor and staff and will leave here on the 6:15 train.
 In accordance with the custom of Notre Dame Alumnae association a mass will be celebrated in memory of Mrs Katherine Sweeney Stevens. in Convent chapel tomorrow morning, at o'clock. All members are re- quested to be present.
 At a meeting of the stockholders of the Plume X Atwood Mfg Go yester- day it was voted to increase the .capi- tai stock from S100,O00 to S125.0O0. John H. Hurlburt was elected assist ant treasurer and John l.. Scott of Watertown. assistant secretary.
 George Higgins, for the past few years a clerk at the Duncan pharma- cy on East Main street, has resigned his position with that concern and will open up drug store in the new Healy block. at. 125 Baldwin street. The place will be open for business about May 15.
 Mrs Annie NJ. Leigh, who formerly lived in this city, but has resided in Philadelphia, Pa for the last seven- teen years is visiting at the honie of her brother, T. J. Coyle on Cassidy avenue. Mrs Leigh has been ill for some time and her friends hope the change will be beneficial to her.
 The Aid society of the employees of the Waterbury Clock company will hold meeting this evening in the of flee basement for the purpose of mak- ing arrangements for an excursion this summer On whatever day is se- lected the factory will close. This is somewhat of an innovation in fac tory affairs.
 Commissioners Finn, Lawlor, Nell, Dennison and Walker, Assist ant City Clerk Lawlor, Sheriff Smith and Engineer Cairns left to-day on an outing to New York, Boston and New Jersey to examine the different kinds of pavement used in these places. It is understood that they will be joined by the mayor tonight.
 At the annual meeting of the Gen. tral band of Kings Daughters yester- day, the report of the president. Mrs A. J. Goodrich showed that SJO5.s4 had been received during the past year of which S49S.04 was expended, leaving a balance on hand of ST.SO. Votes of thanks were extended to all who had assisted the organization.
 John Derby. 19 years of age, an en- ploye of the Waterbury Manufactur- ing company. while at work yesterday suffered an accident that cost him his left eye. He was repairing a ma- chine and a piece of metal flew up and went directly through the eye ball. Dr Lally rendered. immediate aid and this morning the man went to the Manhattan Eye and Ear hospital in New York. for further attendance.
 All arrangements have been con- cluded for the opening of St A1ichaers fair in Waterville tomorrow evening. The event will open up with big parade through the principal streets of waterviIle after which all will march to the hall where they will be royalty entertained by the young la- dies of the parish. who are to be in charge. 4 large delegation from this city will also be in attendance on the opening night The program for to- morrow evening is as follows: Panto- mine by the fairy artists of Water vile: flag drill by the Altar society, duet by Mir and Mrs A. l.. Dufresne, recitation by Laura Russell. solo by Miss Edith Meyers and recitation by Gladys Fenton. Another of the fea- lures during the evening will be card dance. which will also h. in charge of the young ladies. this will be one of the novel events and those who attend will be well repaid for their trouble.
 Readers Of the Democrat vno con template becoming benedicts. will find it to tbeir advantage to get the wedding ring of us; and at the same time look at our large and varied as- sortment of jewelry. etc. for wedding gifts. Friends of the prospective brides ard grooms will also do well to take the hint. as all our goods are