Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-19
CITY NEWS.

Miss Lillian Bowes from he Russell to Walsh.
 There will be months mind mass for Daniel F. Kelly of 47 Ayers street on Monday morning at < o'clock at the Immaculate Concel- tion church
 The Slocum Memorial 9ssocia- tion will meet in St Patrick's hall tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. All societies interested are request ed to send representatives.
 The chapter of the Knights of Co., lumbuS has been discussing the ad- visibility of giving a ball on Easter Monday evening. The Knights ball was an annual feature in this city a few years ago.
 Save money and buy your meats at TellerS new market, IA Baldwin street. Fresh shoulders Sc To. chick ems l 5C, shoulder steak lbs for 25c. round steak 12c and He; twenty lbs of sugar ST. flour soc bag.
 Alderman Charles E. Fine will be one of the speakers at a meeting 10 be held in Friendship hall tomorrow night for the purpose of forming d society to be known as the Water bury Hebrew Charity association.
 List of advertised letters: T. c. Burgess, Miss Alice NJ. Conner, Jos eph T. Connors. John Decker, Hiss Annie Horgan, care ]. McAlmden; William F. Moore, Olive Mccormick, George E. Ryan, Maria Scolel. Mrs Patrick Wren.
 Foster Hackett, for couple of years member of the Poli stock company, is spending the week in town. Mir Hackett, who made many friends in this city. is now with The Great Question" and is doing re- markedly well in the production. i The company is laying off this week, but will reopen in New York on Mon day.
 Universalist services Sunday at i 10:30 a. m. divine worship and ser mon, Rev w. F. Dickerman, D. D., l pastor. Bible school and kindergar- ten at noon. 1:30 D. m. illustrated lecture on Monuments of the Egyptian Religion" Place of meet ! ing. corner of North Willow street and Wildwood avenue. All are vel come.
 A man named Richard Shechan fell on the sidewalk at the corner of LeavenwOrth street and kendrick avenue this morning about o'clock and broke his right leg. He was i taken to the police station where medical attention was given him, after which he was taken TO his home. This is about the first ot the icy sidewalk accidents of the season.
 The police were busy to-day look : ing after owners of property who have neglected to clean their side walks and put a little sand or ashes on where it is needed. It is too bad so many overlook this. It makes trouble for the police and everybody else. The officers are not anxious to report cases, but when people show an utter disregard for the law the police are in duty bound to sta>e the facts as they find them.
 Washington camp. No 1 0. Patriotic Order Sons of America. held a regu- lar meeting last evening in Me- chanics hall and elected the follow ing officers: President William Cone: vice president. John Phillips; physician. Dr George Leonard; mas Ter of forms, Arthur Bailey: inspect or. Edward Wood; outside guard, Frank Durand; recording secretary, ArIie Howard financial secretary, F. II Beginning next Monday the Thom- aston cars will run every hour in- stead of every fOrty-five minutes. The first car will leave this city ar 6:15, but there will be another car at TOT. and after that the hou" time will start and they will run until 11:07 in the evening. when the last car will leave for ThOmaston. The ears will leave Thomaston, the first ing and the last one leaving there al 11:52 in the evening.
 Some child will get the doll house free that is in the window of the Connection Root and Shoe Cos store. SUch a play house will gladden. the hear of any child Thousands | havo soen the house now on exhibi- ton in ladies show window. If you have not, you want 10. D. B. French, manager of tn" store, says his GUS toners arc very much interested. He advises all who have children to get one or more free tickets. also to bring he children 10 see it
 \ subscription dance and supper was held last evening at the Coun- try club. Among those present. Wer" Nr and Mrs W. s, Fulton, the kisses Smith. Miss Olive Maltby. Miss :.ucy Wade, Miss Lois AllertOn, Miss Elsie Hyde. Miss Ioonie Brown. Miss Bet ty Lamb. the Misses Hayden. Mics Dorothy Mason, John Burrajl. C. '. Spencer. Jr. F. C. Mason. Kent Fui- ton. Edwin S NOrthrop. Burton Hyde. Milton Allerton. Mr Hoic0m5, Nr Plume. s. p. Williams. Jr, IT. s White and E. l.. White.
 A representation of village school in India was given yesterday afternoon in he parlors of the First NJ. F.. church of the Morning Star aSsociation Mrs Carrie Barratt re- resented Persis. d Bible woman, and Angoline Hengeveldt impeTsonated karah the society's scholarship girl. Miss Jennie May Summers took the part of Lillian Sprague. missionary. Readings were given by Ida Bassett, Ophelia Rassett and Laura Bedell. There were recitatiOnS by the fol- lowing: Russell Reynolds. Eva Fritz, ri+ Dar-rnnnI Pp6pIl Wal