Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-16
CITY NEWS.

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 The third degree committee of the K. of c. will meet tomorrow after. noon at o'clock. The work will be exemplified on the evening of Sunday April 2S, upon forty candidates by 6 team from New Jersey.
 1 On the bankrupt estate of Oscar \ | Valentine, who conducted painting and paper hanging business on Grand street. Attorney F.. B. Kelley has been appointed trustee and Alexander \
 Bernier. William Austin and Attorney Walter E. Monagan were appointed appraisers.
 Tonight the Washington Hill Ath, letic club will give their annual dance at Eagles hall Lallier's or chestra will furnish all the latest music for dancing and handsome program which will be very appro, priate for the occasion will be given to each patron.
 The Hammer club has decided to hold no St Patrick's day this year | but the committee states that this should not lead anybody to conclude that the society is dead. On the con- trary it is very much alive and eX- poets to enjoy several cross country runs to neighboring towns next sum. mer.
 Tomorrow will be St Patrick s day, and it looks now as if the weather conditions will be just right for the observance of the feast. Many societies in Waterbury and all over the world will meet tonight and ob- serve the occasion, but Monday will be the big day in cities and towns where out of door demonstrations have been decided upon.
 Mrs Elizabeth Kiernan. wife of Thomas Kiernan, died this morning at the family residence, 20 North Elm street. Besides her husband she leaves three children, Nellie, Katie and James. The funeral will take place at S:30 o'clock Monday morn ing with mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery
 Even for overalls it pays to buy at Upson, Singleton & Co.
 At short calendar in the district court to-day the following cases were set down for trial next week. Tues day. McCann against Dauch and Reil- ley against Torkomian: Wednesday. Bolger and Murphy against Soberg and Sackett against Carroll: Thurs day, Harrington against Curtin. John son County Savings bank against Walker. First National bank against Brenner, Riggs against Hotchkiss and Kelley, administrator against Begley and Hellmann, Mrs Nicholas o. Bucker will give a talk to the Friendly league members and their friends on her experiences at sea. Mrs Bucker is the widow of Captain Bucker and made many voy- ages with her husband. She will tell of home life on shipboard, her ex- perience in a ship wreck, also of rounding the Horn and of many an- other interesting incident. Members of the league are requested to do their shopping early. the lecture will begin at S:S0 in the Friendly league hall.
 George Seymour of Middlebury was the only one who required the attention of the city court this morn ing. He was charged with intoxica- ton and was fined s5 and costs. The dairy commissioners have been mak- ing Paul Pry inquiries among the butter and grocery stores during the week and as a result few dealers had to settle for having oleomar- garine on sale without being prop who were here were Noble and Pot ter.
 Many people in Waterbury are not aware of the fact that the concrete blocks of which many of the build ings about town are constructed are made by local concern. Young & Jenks. with an office at room ,. II East Main street. and the factory in Waterville. are the promoters of the enterprise in this city and have been very successful thus far in the manu- faCture of the blocks. The blocks made by this company are claimed to be the best. as only the best of ma terial is Ssed in preparing and cur ing.
 Sheridan lodge. V. F. Q. r. held it's regular meeting in Columbus hall last night and initiated twenty-fuur candidates. William II. Dinnepn was elected as representative tO the grand lodge session. which will be held in HartfOrl on April 1a Owing to Th. neaTness of this session the local lodges are striving 10 make largg. gains. Monday evening MatfatF.k lodge will celebrate the fifteenth an- niver~aFy in Red Mems hall. when it k expected twenty-fOuT candidates will le initiated among them Mayor William F.. ThomS The uniform ,ie- gree team. under the direction of Fred t;r0hS will have charge vf ihe degree work. It IS expected that tlIe supreme and grand lodge officers will be in attendance Brass City loslse will meet on inc same evening. when seven candidates will l'e taken tn tile order At the close ef the meeting ih.- members will adjourn to the MattA- -uck celebration Tuesday night An- s-hor lodge will take in five new mem herS and the new rcorEanizrh deZrce team will I.e in charge S- < Paint CT will have charge Vf this work Fri day night of next week Alexander von Humboldt IJsi-e will mecj is, Me si,auies' hall. when twenty caBliiate> will take the degrees
 How annoying Is 1t to have a watch that Is out of repair frequent Iy and fn the care of the watch doc tor one third of the time. Buy q