Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-21
CITY NEWS.

forty hours devotion at Torrington last evening.
 The feast of Tom Klppur or the Jewish New Year will open next Sat urday and continue two days.
 About 50 employees of the steam department of the Scovill Manufac- turing company held clambake at Upton's farm yesterday.
 The first division, A. o. H., will meet tonight when delegates to the county convention which will be held in Meriden Saturday will be | elected.
 There will be a general meeting of St Mary's Hospital Aid society this evening in St Patrick's hall, and ev- cry officer and member is requested to attend as the work for the season will be outlined.
 The state board of accountancy Of which Frederick c. Manvel of Wa terbury is secretary, will hold an ex- animation on Wednesday and Thurs day for applicants for certified public accountants certificates. The exam ination will be held at the Capitol.
 At Friendly league building, We'd nesday evening, class registration will be received. At Friendly league building, Thursday evening, October 1, annual public reception will be hald, and at Friendly league build ing, Monday, October 5, the winter term of class sessions Eegins.
 People in the vicinity of the juno tion of Cooke and North Main streets were treated last evening to prayer meeting and service of song. A band of men and women took their stand there and sang several hymns, after which prayer was said and a short lecture delivered. Two or three po- lice officers were present to preserve order.
 The Model market at the corner of East Main and Brook streets will donate a portion of it's gross receipts on Wednesday to the new St Mary's hospital. Charles J. Fin ley, manager of the market made the welcome announcement to-day. Five per cent of all money taken in will be handed over to the hospital fund, consequently the patronage at the store on Wednesday is likely to sur- pass all records.
 The new quarters of the Univer,- salists at the corner of North Will low street and Wildwood avenue were opened with services yester- day morning at 10:30 o'clock. The Rev w. F. Dickerman, superintend- ent of churches, presided at the ser vices. The Bible and Sunday school classes met at noon. The parish now has 55 members enrolled and with in short time the congregation ex- poets to erect building on lot which it has purchased at the corner of Cloves terrace and Hewlett street.
 Sheridan lodge, N. E. o. P. met Friday evening in Columbus hall and suggested plans for an active winter campaign. One application was read and one candidate balloted for. An interesting circular letter from Grand Warden Tolles was read and received with great enthusiasm and an effort is to be made to gain some of the inducements either individual ly or as lodge. After an absence of nearly ten weeks this deputy was present and expressed approval of the excellent work done during the summer in spite of the fact that many were on vacations. Deputy P. J. Mcdonald was also present and cordially invited any member of the N. E. o. P. to accompany him on a fraternal visit to Teutonia lodge Naugatuck, on Thursday evening, at which meeting the grand officers of the state will be present. At the next regular meeting of Sheridan lodge, October 2, the grand officers will be present. All Ueopians invit- 1 ed.