Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-26
CITY NEWS.

l Boys blouse with separate collar, soc, at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 A very successful forty hours de- votion closed at the St Michael's church in Waterville to-day.
 Mir and Mrs William Waters ob served the twenty-fifth anniversar, ,, of their marriage at their home, 30t Walnut street last. The couple re ceived large number of valuable presents.
 The Boston Millinery store at 1Si South Main street will start a big millinery sale tomorrow which will continue for the remainder of the week. All hats are marked down and many good bargains will be found at this popular millinery store.
 The members of the Waterbury Piano Dealers association consisting of Driggs & Smith Co, M. Sonnenbere Piano Go, Fulton Music Co, Hallett & Davis Piano Co and M. Steinert Sons Co have decided to close their stores all day Decoration day.
 Unless something unforeseen turns up the hearing on the appli cation for a transfer of his license by Luke Stapleton will take placa tomorrow at 10 o'clock in the court house. Stapleton desires that his license be transferred from Meadow street to Judd street and the proper ty owners of the latter vicinity have filed a remonstrance.
 At a meeting of the directors Of the Waterbury Business Mems as- sociation yesterday afternoon it was voted to recommend that all places of business be kept open on Me morial day, and that the clerk be instructed to send a notice to that effect to all members of the asso- citation. The vote also includes a request for a general shut down on July f.
 A class of nineteen girls will grad uate from the Industrial school next month. They are as follows: Esther Anderson, Florence Anderson, Flor ,ence Buckingham, Marie Cronen, An gelina Ciarlo, Catherine Doherty, Marian Fitts, Ada Neubert, Mary Os,- borne, Rosa Parent, Annie Perrello, Nellie Ray, Mary Savino, Bertha Spur, Rosa Sasso, Bridget Sasso, Ruth Schuppback, Elizabeth Taylor and Lydia Hughes.
 On Friday evening at the annual muster, inspection and dance which the Co E, Hibernian Rifles is to hold at City hall some one will be present. ed with a round trip to Ireland and $50 in gold. Another feature will be the appearance for the first time of the company's buglers. The com- pany's new uniforms will also be dis played for the first time on that night Galipeau's orchestra has been engaged to furnish music for dancing,
 Hamilton & Go of 129 Bank street have a special adv in to-day's paper which should prove of interest to every woman in the city who likes good clothing. A big revolutionary clearance sale of coats, suits and waists is now going on at this store at prices which will be surprise to everyone. The entire stock is the very latest as not an article of wear ing apparel in this store is kept over from season to season. Here are q few of the values: S20 suits for S1045; S25 suits for S14,75; $35 suits for S23.T5.
 On Friday evening of this week the Altar society of St Michaers church in Waterville will hold a reception and dance at Goodwill hall. The affair promises to have large attend ance as large delegations are expected from Waterbury and Oakville. One of the features on the night Of the affair will be a street parade in which St Mary's drum corps of Oakville and St Michaers corps of Waterville will participate. This will be the first ap- pearance of the two corps. Music for dancing will be furnished by Iallier's orchestra and Professor Bunnell will do the prompting.