Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-28
CITY NEWS.

The Delphi football team will hold
 dance at Leavenworth hall on Wed.
 nesday evening, 70.
 Mrs Elizabeth Costello has ac.
 cepted position as sales lady al
 265 Bank street, at the Bargain Mil.
 linery, where she win be glad to see
 all her friends. - Ladies, all garments are guaran' | teed to be satisfactory because they
 are characterized by superior qual.
 ity and perfection Of fit. Special
 price now. F, DeFoe, 50 Center St.
 The feast of Rosh- -ha-shanah which
 marks the opening of the Hebrew
 New Year, 5669, closed at sunset last
 night. The occasion had very gen.
 eral observance in Waterbury.
 A meeting of St Mary's Hospital Aid society will be held tonight at St Patrick's hall. Arrangements will be made for the coming supper of the organization which takes place at City hall on October IA.
 Joe Walsh, Bill slavin and Wal ter Legge were in the game for VII lanova against the Indians on Sat- urday. Walsh, who is captain of the team this season, played his reg ular position, giving way to Legge in the second half. Bill Slavin played the backfleld.
 The warm weather of yesterday made business very good for the trol- ley company, and the cars were pack ed during tho greater part of the af- ternoon. The Quassapaug line seem- ed to be the popular ride and all though double headers" were doing service on the line there was big scromble for seats, and the slow per sons had to wait for the next.
 The board of education will hold a meeting this evening and among the matters down for discussion is aprob- able recommendation to add to the Walsh school. It was at first propos- ed to build on new site further northeast but prudence and economy, it is said, will enable the board to build onto the Walsh school. What steps will be taken to build in the northwestern section to supplant the present Lincoln school have not been decided upon.
 The Grand Street Outing club, un- der the direction of Michael Healey, held the annual clambake at the Pin Shop grove yesterday. Those who at- tended the bake agree that it was one of the best given this season An ex- citing ball game was one of the feat ures of the day and it was won by the married men from the single men by the score of 10 to 2. Vocal selections were rendered by Thomas Powers, Edward Carroll and Denis Leary. The Denis Leary orchestra furnished the music.
 The following programme was rendered at the rally day service at St Pauls M. E. church yesterday. Address. Rev M. o. Lepley; selec- tions by an orchestra; songs by the school and by the primary depart ment; recitation, Step by Step" Charles Schneider; recitation, Olive Duley; exercise, Max Kunkel, Her bert Mahoney, Russell Kirsch. Ruth Curtiss; exercise, Power of Little Things" Ethel Pepper. Gertrude French, Grace Afford, Mildred Bryan; recitation, George Mosely; duet, Our Fathers Care" Olive Lepley, Bertha Granger; read ing, Miss Adelaide Mckinley.
 Representatives of the different courts of Foresters met in Forest CTS reading room yesterday aid talked about plans for adding to their numbers. The speakers in- cluded Supreme Chief Ranger John E. Leddy of Bridgeport, State Or ganizer F. w. Garfield of Bridge port, Grand Chief Ranger J. c. Roach of Wallingford, Grand Sub Chief Ranger c. w. Bagley of Wa .erbury and Grand Secretary Thom- Is O'Laughlin of Naugatuck. There Ire 20 courts in Waterbury with otal membership of 2,900, and the intention is to add about 300 more 0 the roll of honor before the open, ng of January 1, 1909 Each 'ourt will work for itself and at the lose of the contest there will De he biggest time of the kind ever leld in Waterbury. Candidates must ,e between the ages of IS and 50