Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-16
CITY NEWS.

| TrOlleymen'S uniforms. all Slhe' 1 in stock. Cash or credit at Spearo s 50 Grand street.
 1 The grand officers will attend tile class initiation of Amity Castle. No | 91, K. G. F. on May 23
 The remains of the late Charles Il. Stancliff will be brought here to-mor-
 TOW afternoon and inferred in River side cemetery.
 The Rev H. Dewitt Williams de Iivered the sermon at the union ser vice of the First and Second Congre-
 gational churches last night at the First church.
 George Partree will soon vacale the
 premises at the corner of Brook and
 East Main street to make room Tor
 the horses of the Waterbury Ice Cor
 poration. Mir partrce will locate on
 West Main street
 C. R. Clyne, Webster O'Neill. r. II.
 Partiss, G. C. Little, r. C. Clark anu
 F. H. White. committee of Excel
 sior council, No ?. o. |. A. NJ. are
 making arrangements to attend the
 state council in South Norwalh on
 May 15.
 Toantick tribe, No. 22, I. O. R. NJ.
 held its regular meeting at Red Mens s
 hall last evening. The following com
 mittee was appointed to make ar
 rangements to take the travelling ca
 noe to Torrington: II. H. Larkin, J. A.
 Rogers and H. l.. Bassett The canoe
 will be taken to Mohawk tribe, No r., of Torrtngton, May 1S.
 Tonight will be baseball night at the Jacques. All the members of the Waterbury baseball squad will he present and will occupy boxes as the guests of the management. Many ot the fans will be there, too, to get a peek at some of the new heroes who will wear a Waterbury uniform at Rockville this summer. The baseball players will occupy one of the boxes.
 Let your Easter hat be Gold Bond' S2 at Upson, Singleton X Cos.
 At a recent meeting of the mana- gers of the amateur polo league final arrangements were made for the coming dance which takes place at Eagles hall on next Friday evening. A programme of 16 numbers was ar ranged and Lallier's orchestra was engaged to furnish music. A report was heard from the different mana gers and officials of :he league and from all accounts the event promises to be a big success. This vii! be the last time this season that the mana gers and polo players will get to- gether and the event promises tO be q very memorable one.
 The funeral of Edwin F. Wickwirc, aged 29 years, who died Tuesday at Newport, R. l., took place here this afternoon with service at Hall Me morial Chapel and interment in Riverside cemetery He was the son of MT and Mrs Charles Wickwire of this city. He enlisted during the Spanish-American war serving in Company r. Fifth artillery. and was sent to the Philippines. Later he took part in the Boxer troubles in China. On tue expiration of his term of ser vice he returned to Waterbury Two years ago he married Miss Mary Gale. who with a son survive him. He also leaves his parents and one brother
 The long. quiet weeks of Lent have awakened a desire for a return of the social events which have been laid aside by so many. and the ladies of St Patrick parish always alert to the wishes of their people. have ar ranged for a whist next Monday and evenings. They expect to fill the parish hall 10 its doors. and have taken every means of Out-dOing their former record as entertainers. Each year the whist has been the rause of much interest and this year it seems tO have added great deal of rivalry. Many useful and beauti- ful pr'Kes. both ladies and gentle iuen's await inc lucky winners. Re treatments arc iU be served and musical programme rendered. | meeting of inc ladies in charge of ihe -ectiOns and the aids with the grn- aral committee will be held Friday lfternoon at O'cIOck in the parish hall
 \ dance program Uf 1S numbers. rOmposed Of popular selections. an orchestra of nine pieces. inc floor iu excellent condition for dancing. inc hall tastefully decorated with potted plants and the members Of the CIgb aager tO make it pleasant for aiI present should cu a long say to- Eards making the reception Of the Algonquin cIUh in Buckingham Music hall on M0nday evening a zo- ial succpss at teas-. there Is every -rs~on to believe tbat it will also i r" 90 ~uccezs financially Ss.y"raI -i@ifurs from out oF tUsn wiH af-
 nd inc damc,s WhiIp number of E: Hdrnts uf both sexes home for the .ssa'iun have gnified their fnten- Q ion nf Icing present The club ueT1hers wamt tu Ere sure that everr iaHra number wiII i,s veil liked so h. orchestra whieh viW furnish the Husir wflI render the programme T-e- or" Monday evening for the A- e0 as to gitg them g hauer rO substitute any saEeEtfuu hev ~y desire Tiguegs ua a more "a a1~asu zeaEa have 7eeu held fu ae Bs-E 5uzteu bgt mat Os Mon ss rsa-juz ErUH7zss t0 Es orc oFt e. TU=- uE iurslie CIEcn -ErEe