Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-14
CITY NEWS.

Miss Irene Daily of South Elm street is spending a few days in Hartford
 MT and Mrs James White have re- turned from their wedding tour. They will reside at 675 North River side street.
 The will of the late Mrs Magdalena Pfaff. who years ago conducted business on Grand street. was ap- proved by Judge Lowe in the probate court today. There was no opposl- tion to this action.
 In the suit of Josie Goginski against Harvey Green, an employe or me l Elton, Green has been bound over under bail of $500 by Justice D. J. Slavin to answer in the district court next January Emil Lindeman or South Main street gave bond for Green.
 Yesterday afternoon Mayor Thoms, Alderman Spain and Alderman Lar kin, looked over the Driggs school the object being to ascertain now badly certain things mentioned by | the board of education need atten- tion. The committee will report to the meeting Monday night.
 A Polish mission will open at St , Cecilias church Tuesday afternoon, when confessions will be heard. | There will be sermon in the even ing. On Wednesday and Thursday confessions will be heard and there will be a sermon each evening. Ehe mission will close Friday morning. The Rev Dr Arthur s. Lloyd, gen. eral secretary of the Board of Mis- sions of the Episcopal church of America, will conduct services at the Episcopal churches in this city and | Naugatuck tomorrow. He will ad- dress the congregation of St Johns Episcopal church tomorrow morn 1 ing and will be at Trinity Episcopal church in the evening. St Michaels s church in Naugatuck will have the pleasure of hearing Dr Lloyd in the afternoon.
 The presents that men like lest are ready at Upsnn, Singleton X Cos. There will be no session of the su- peror court Tuesday, as Chief Justice Simeon Baldwin has called a meet ing of the judges of the superior court ! for that day to take action on the proposition to revise the rules of | practice. Therefore. all cases assign ed for Tuesday go over to Wednes- day What the proposed new rules are no one knows. The work af re- vising is being done by the judges of the superior and the supreme courts.
 At meeting of Fifth division. A, O. H.. held last evening. the follow ing officers were reelected for an other term: President. Peter Grif' fin; vice-president, John Reidy: re- cording secretary, w. J. Dr'sCOll; financial secretary, Timothy OtOn- nell X committee was also appoint ed to look into the matter of secur- ing q doctor for the division during the coming year and is to report al the next meeting. Seven applications were acted on and five candidates were initiated. The division is now the largest in the city and is one oi the strongest divisions of the order in the state.
 Frederick s. Hotchkiss. who wa ordered by Judge Burpee in the cit! court last week to pay g. a week to ward the maintenance of his wife states that he is not entirely tt blame for the state of things testified to. MeddlesOme neighbors and inter ferring relations were the main caus, of the difficulty. He states that hi wife had. or could have everything she cared for and that the testimon! of the witness tO the cOntrar! wrOnged him. He denied his wifi, deeded to him any property that h, did not pay her for and for the lanI which it was said in court she gay, him. he says he paid s150 for. Sh, had plenty of fuel light and cloth ing and every other comfort that wa within his means and if she prefer red tO live in Seymour with he daughter that was not his fault. ", would have stated all Of this ant more In court. he declared. had ht been given the opportunity.
 Ther" was a large attendance al the meeting of Court Mctiivney. Y, 2S last evening when the rpIIOrt Oi the auditor was read and also rs port on the Halloween party. whicl vas a serial and financial Suc,-ess. AS ihe first meeting in I'pspml,pT is tho one set apart for elcctinn of nfficpT' the following were eIer-ie,I tO saTv, the court for one year: Grand regent Miss Anna Finley: vice grand regent Miss RUSr tIarkin: prophecies. Mis- Margaret billion: historian. Miss Sarah Egan: financial secretary. Miss Eliza beth Peters: treasurer. Mrs FrptIericl Snowman: monitor. Miss Mary Ryan sentinel Miss May Hayes: 0ut<id, guard. Miss Catherine Cullen: trustee. for thrpe yeaTS. Mrs C e. IsuSSrIl Mrs EIizaIeth McCsrtny: orgauisf Miss Catherine e. BeTgrn- ReSoIu tions were drawn and rIafrrI rgrrr the minutes Of tisr meeting fu rpzar to the death Of Sister Mary C- Ne KeOwn-
 I If you did not connect st Thanks giving remember Christmas Don wait till the rush Call and selee your gifts and we will hold them fo vuu- Reusmber us have man, kousshold necesSsriss in solid siFve land plated ware that make nice pres snts as family gifts. as well as ar tIcIes for Eo1r best girl or gsntlensr friend Upso1 JsEelrT G. Bsnl street