Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-04
CITY NEWS.


 $5 knee pant suits for $2 at Up
 son, Singleton & Co.'S.
 The regular Saturday night danc
 of Fifth Division A. o. H. will be re
 sumed tomorrow evening at Hibern
 ian hsll. ,f...
 There will be months mind mas
 tomorrow morning at o'clock a
 St Patrick's church for the late Mis-
 Elizabeth Temple. -.-..
 At Mechanics hall this evening
 Liberty circle, F. of A. will hold a re
 recption and dance. The affair il
 sure of large attendance. ! Examinations for entrance to thu
 high school will be held in the schoo
 building on Tuesday and Wednesday
 September ' and 8, at g a. m. Come early and listen to the fine l concert at Buckingham hall Satur.
 day evening and then dance to your
 hearts content to the music of Full
 tons American band. -s
 Fulton's American band, thirty
 men, and Galipeau's popular orches- tra, fifteen men, at Buckingham hall tomorrow evening. Admission 25c. That's going some.
 The Ramblers will hold a social and dance this evening at Murray hall. The order of dance will be made up of all round dancing and will include couple of barn dances. Tickets will be on sale at the door.
 One of the largest crowds that ever attended a concert and dance in Naugatuck attended Lallier's Mill tary band dance at Columbus hall, Naugatuck, last night. The music rendered by the band was the best ever.
 At meeting of the committee on abatements last night the claims of Musler & Liebeskind, who own pro- perty at 963, 965 and 967 North Main street, which they claim to be taxed too high was referred to the assessors of investigation and report.
 A certificate of organization was filed at the office of the secretary of state yesterday by F. L. Marks & Go, incorporated, of Waterbury. The capital stock is s5,000, divided into 200 shares, 19S of which are held by Mary A. Monagan; one by Frederick L. Marks, the treasurer and secre- tary, and one by w. E. Monagan, the president
 Wanted, fifty ladies and fifty gen. tlemen to join the beginners class which will start Thursday evening, September 10, at Kicks dancing academy, 43 East Main street. Don't forget the reopening reception and dance Monday evening, September ', also our weekly reception every Friday evening. We are at the same place over the and 10-cent store, 1 the place where your friends learned to dance.
 Galipeau's orchestra has been en- gagged to assist at the concert and social given by Fulton's American band at Buckingham hall tomorrow evening. MT Galipeau will have l5 men under his direction and will play with the band for the | dance numbers. A large number of people from Naugatuck, Thomaston and other nearby towns will attend. 1 The concert will begin at 8 o'clock, to be followed by dancing, beginning promptly at g o'clock. The band | will make short parade at 7:30 to- morrow evening.
 At the regular monthly meeting of Division ?, A. o. H., held last night the following delegates were 'hosen to represent the division at he county convention of the A. o. Il. to be held in Meriden September ,6; President William c. Keenan and J. Shannahan. J. F. Calvin will represent the A. o. H. Knights. committees were appointed to ar 'ange for several social events to 'e given by the division during the winter months. Three applications were received and referred to the proper committee for action.
 Oscar s. Fitzsimons, superintend- mt of the Novelty Manufacturing 70, is quite put out over the story hat his automobile, No 2,0O9. was up antics on Hillside ave- tue Wednesday noon. MT Fitzsi- mons says that on account of the 'ery bad condition of that street, i, vas impossible for his chauffeur to Ieep the middle of the road, and 'ery often it was necessary to run Jose to the curbing. Timid specta- ors may have been. frightened, but here was not the least bit of dan- ger. He says the serpentine move nents of the car were made in order o avoid the gullies and ridges which f plowed through is bad for the ar as well as uncomfortable for the He considers his chauf-