Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-16
CITY NEWS.

LII I NEWO.
 The board of public works will meet tonight.
 Military Band prom at Columbus hall, Naugatuck. Thursday night.
 All sizes in blue serge knickcrbock- CT suits $397 at Upson, Singleton X Co.'S.
 Crowds of people are taking ad- vantage of the big shoe sale at Frank the Shoeman's, l56 South Main.
 1 The James Meagher branch of the Gaelic league will hold special meeting tonight at S:30 p. m. It is absolutely necessary that every mem Der be present as important business | will be transacted.
 Mrs Elizabeth Bowen has purchas- ed from William A. Blackman 3- | family house at 45 and AZ William street. The sale was made through the agency of Daniel T. Harrington, 337 South Main street. -.S:. On Friday morning at ' o'clock l the members of St Patrick church choir will have a requiem high mass celebrated for the repose of the soul of Mrs John Kelly of Railroad Hlll street, a deceased member.
 The remains of the late John H. Weeks, who died Saturday at the home of his daughter, Mrs David Summey on Buckingham street. were taken to his former home in Philadel- phia for burial this morning. James O. Brzezinski, a secret service officer connected with the States treasury department in New York city, formerly of this city, has moved his family from the metropo- lis to a farm in the village of Beth lehem where he will spend the sum- mer.
 Friendly league students who have not removed their physical training suits and shoes, and those who had articles on exhibition last week and have failed to take them from the building should do so dur ing the hours of 10 to 12:SO of the present week.
 The funeral of Mrs J. c. Twining took place yesterday afternoon with services at 1 o'clock at the residence on the Cheshire road, the Rev Frank Dunwell Walter officiating. The bearers were Wilson Pierpoint, C.. B. Judd, D. V. Trask and Henry Herman. The interment was in Pine Grove cemetery.
 On Friday evening of this week St Michaei's drum corps of Watervilie will hold a reception and dance at Goodwill hall in Waterville. Al ready a large number of tickets have been sold and the Union City drum corps and St Mary's corps from Oak vile have volunteered to turn out and help make the affair a success. One of the features at the event will be a prize waltz for $5.
 Extra attraction at Kicks dancing academy tonight, the hat party and reception given by MT and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing classes. There will be souvenir hat for every lady; also good chance to secure tickets for the bus ride and novelty dance to be giv- en in Thomaston opera house Thurs day evening, June 25, 1908. All par ties going up in the bus must secure tickets before the 25th.
 The Middlebury trolley line was officially inspected yesterday by Rail- road Commissioner William O. Sey- mour of Ridgefield and other rall- road officials in a special car. The party included Superintendent H. l.. rAnA-aI derford, c. F. Thomas, master me chanic: David B. Meth, superintend- ent of electrical equipment, and En- gineers w. G. Smith and c. R. Hart.
 The annual meeting of the Con- necticut Society, Sons of the Revolu- tion. will be held in the Nathan Hale schoOlhOuse at Nathan Hale park, East Haddam. tomorrow. The meeting of the retiring board of managers will be held at 11:3O o'clock; the meeting of the society 12:30. The Society of the War of 1912 will meet in conjunction with the Sons of the Revolution.
 The sixth of the series of whist parties given by Waterbury tent, No 36. Knights of the Maccabeas. was held last night at the home of Sir Knight Everett L. Mansfield, 133 South street. Twelve hands of whist were played and prizes were awarded as follows: First prize, Mrs James Connolly; second prize, Mrs Joseph KomisOrsky; consola- ton prize. NJ. H. COnlan. A lunch con was served at II o'clock. The party broke up at midnight. all declaring it the iolliest time of the series and MT and Mrs Mansfield a splendid host and hostess. The next of the series will be held at the home of Jeremiah T. Lunny, 47 Full Ter street. June 29.
 During the circus parade to-mor- row morning Superintendent Beach of the police department will have men stationed at all the approaches to Exchange place. who will prevent | anybody from entering the center win a team or other vehicle until after the parade has passed by. Of ficers will stand at Bank and Gen. 1 fer streets. SCoviII and South Main streets. East Main street and Phoe- nix avenue. West Main and Leav- enworth streets. Nor-h Main street at The Citizens hank. In this way l the superintendent expects to mfni- D m