Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-22
CITY NEWS.

Prize dance by Military band at Naugatuck, Thursday night.
 Townsend lodge, No S9, I. o. O. F., met Monday evening in Odd Eel lows hall. No business of impor- tance was transacted.
 At a meeting of Durand company, U. R. K. F.. last evening the mem- bers discussed plans for the com- ing convention in Boston.
 At Scozzafava's photograph studio at 274 South Main street you can get a 16x20 enlargement. Call at studio and get particulars.
 Comstock lodge, K. of P, met in Pythian hall last evening. The eX- cursion to Boston on August ? was the chief topic of discussion.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated at the Sacred Heart church tomorrow morning at o'clock for the late Joseph NJ. Cunningham.
 One application was received at the regular meeting of Nosahogan lodge of Odd Fellows last evening. The lodge will do no more ritualistic work until fall.
 The recently elected officers of Court Falcon, No A, F. of A., were installed in G. A. R. hall last even- ing. Deputy Chief Ranger J. J. Nc Donald did the installing.
 Sheridan council, K. of C., met last evening in their hall on East Main street. With the exception of routine business the only subject discussed was the rate question in regard to members over 60 years of age.
 Notification was received yester- day by Miss Mabel Dubois, an em- ploye of the New England Watch Co, that $5,000 was due her from the estate of her grandmother, Mrs Catherine Dubois, Battle Creek, Mich. Miss Dubois lives with MT and Mrs MacGregor, 15 State street.
 Many of the prominent Italians of this and other cities of the state feel that Columbus day, October 12, should be the occasion of a big cele- bration. They claim that the anni- versary of Columbus should not be allowed to pass unnoticed and it will not if the plans of Court Giuseppe Verdi, F. O. A., are carried out. Al meeting of the court on Monday evening the matter was talked over and it was decided to send a delega. tion to a meeting which will be held in Bridgeport within a short time to l plan suitable celebration.
 Although it was expected that the temporary station on West Main street would not be changed to its new location down near the "fill until the first of the month it is now believed the old one may be discon tinued Saturday night of this week The greater part of the old station will be used for the express com 1 panies. When the Naugatuck sta tion was discontinued some months ago many wondered why Adams Ex press company didn't also make change. But 1t was learned tha another change of station would b. made within a short time, the on now coming, and that is why tn company waited. The new temporar station will be close by the Uniol station which is we'll under way. Things are coming fast on Nortl Willow street. There are two sho repairing shops within stone throw of each other on the stree which would not allow even a frui store few years ago. The nev emporium is situated next door t John Tato's fruit store. It is be tween the fruit store and the add
 tion which MT Stanfield has jus built on his house close by. It Is on of those hole in the walr' place and is about large enough for ha
 dozen persons to squeeze into. Tn proprietor has a handsome shingl painted in many eolors hanging ove
 his door and Is prepared to do rushing business. The residents ar wondering if he will have a boo black in the establishment. Tn other one is in the Carroll block.