Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-12
CITY NEWS.

9lC, uuu t"O-pISSS SuAee $10 at Upson, Singleton & Cos. The Corncob club held an outing at the Wallace club, Quassapaug, last evening.
 The picnic of the Fraternal Ben eft league will be held at Lake Com bounce the coming Saturday, rain or shine.
 Nosahogan lodge. I. O. O. F., will hold a basket picnic at Odd Eel lows home on the Thames river Groton, on Labor day, September [
 Lallier's Military band will give their weekly concert and dance at city hall Saturday evening. The full band will be on hand with A. J. Lal- Her as director.
 The James Meagher branch of the Gaelic league will celebrate Lady day by holding an entertainment on Saturday night in their rooms Every member both active and hon. orary is invited to attend.
 At meeting of the local lodge of the Shepherds of Bethlehem last night Lady Adella Fields was chosen delegate to the meeting of the su, preme lodge at Hartford on October IS. Elnora Kershaw was elected all ternate to Miss Fields.
 Myrtle temple, No 3, Pythian Sis ters, will attend the annual picnic of the order at Savin Rock on Au- gust 20. Miss Flora Wells has been chosen to select badges for the oc- casion. They will leave here by trol- ley at 9:30 o'clock in the morning.
 Notice was served upon Thompson Bros to-day to put the finishing touches upon the Baldwin street en- zine house within three days. As a matter of fact the house is finished now and ready for occupancy, but the safety board is not ready to equip it, Somebody will have to be blamed for the delay and what better man could be selected than the contractor.
 The democratic town committee met last night, Vice-President J. H. Freney presiding. J. P. Morris acted as clerk It was voted to hold the primaries on Friday. September f. A committee consisting of H. M. Rig ney, William Gallagher and Charles F. Harder was appointed to secure permanent headquarters for the fall campaign. Several matters of inter- est were discussed after which it was voted to adjourn subject to the call of the chair.
 Travel is now suspended perma- nently on the lower Waterville road and vehicles reach Waterville over the handsome roadway now prac- tically completed by Edward McMan- us. This does away with the death trap under the railroad and insures reasonable safety for public travel in that port of the town. McManus says that there was not much in it for him, but it kept his men and teams and a large number of others occu- pied since 1t started. It was a big job, but even so, MT McManus demon strated that Waterbury man was equal to the situation.
 Comstock lodge, No 13, K. of F.. has a committee making arrange ments for a clambake which will be Ilt ulEBtSl luluS OL lHC Nilu CNNA held in Waterbury. The commi tee consists of J. R. Smith, Bert Hayes, Robert Hallock, Howard Webb and Nelson Phillips. The date and place will be decided upon next Tuesday night. The lodge will celebrate it's twenty-fifth anniversary on October 31. The committee in charge cf this affair consis of w. L. Tysoe. R C. Manville. Frank R. White, George E. Pettijean and Martin L Weigner
 A city team that was employed on North Square and in charge of Thomas GaynOr ran over a small boy yesterday named James Ney. aged 10 years, living on Wall street. The boy was sitting on the seat of the wagon with the driver when he fell forward between the shafts and slipped to the ground. The wheels of the wagon passed over his body. Gaynor in trying to re- cover him. fell down also but es- capped injury. He took the boy to the office of Dr Thomas J. Lally. who brought him to consciousness after some time Unless internal injuries develop the boy will be all right in a few days.