Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-29
MEETINGS TOMORROW. Melchizedeck, No 200. l. o. B. B
CITY NEWS.

The Waterbury Business college will open its fall term next Tuesday, i September l.
 Ivy Temple, No 5. Pythian Sisters met last evening in Pythian hall. One application for membership was received.
 Our fall and winter woolens have arrived. We have over 500 samples to select from. No trouble to show them. Lyons and Grimes.
 Organizer Love of Chicago address ed the members of the Journeymen Plumbers and Steamfitters union at their meeting last evening.
 Mizpah colony, U. o. P. E. could not meet last evening owing to the Redmen moving from their old wig wam to their new quarters in the Citizens bank building.
 Speedwell lodge, No 10. K. of P. at a meeting last evening made ar engagements for lecture to be given soon by pr S. B. Mum. His subject will be The Johnstown Flood"
 Noo-oo, noo-oo, noo-oo, ain't you coming out tonight, to hear Lallier's Military band? They will give their weekly concert and dance at City hall Don't forget that tonight is the night.
 At meeting of Pride of Hawthorn lodge, Daughters of St George, in Foresters' hall last evening eleven candidates were elected. Hawthorn lodge, Sons of St George, also met last evening.
 The claim of Wilbur L. Hough, salesman of the New England Watch Co.,. for injuries recently sustained, was promptly paid this morning by c. Horgan, District Manager for Con- tinental Casualty Company, Chicago.
 The game of forty-ive is becoming popular among the Foresters. After the meeting of Court Shields last evening several of the members played the members of Court Rose Hill. The teams were about even at the finish. It is said that within a short time the Foresters will organ ize a forty-five league.
 A certificate of incorporation was filed yesterday by F. L. Marks & Co of Waterbury. The corporation will run the millinery store so long conducted by A. F. Cowles in the Buckingham and will begin business with s5,000. The incorporators are Mary A. and John s. Monagan and F. L. Marks, all of Waterbury.
 At the Third Congregational church tomorrow the subject of the sermon to be delivered by Rev c. D. Chunn. the pastor. will be The Spirit of Cain in Modern Life" Sun day school will he held at the close of the morning service. and there will be no evening service. A prayer meeting will be held Friday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 List of advertised letters: James Farriss. Mrs F.. A. Hall. Miss Ethel N. Huxley. Mrs Mary Green. Robert A. Herdman. Mrs Clara D. Hubbell. Nick John (twol, F. N. Kibbe. Miss Nellie A. Leach. Miss Nellie McClos- ky. Miss Kate O'Donnell. C. F.. Pot , ter, Henry Peters. Robert H. Sims. Mrs Mary Siebert. Mrs Arlena Smith, Mrs Charles Vincent
 The members of Division 5. A. O. H al a meeting last evening en- dOrsed the plan Of the supreme body of starting juvenile branches of the organization. The local body seemed to he very enthusiastic over the idea After the meeting a social session was held in honor of John P. Sheehan who was reelected state secretary at the recent convention Of the order in New Haven.
 A whist party was given last even ing Al the home os Mr and Mrs Char les snead of 2S Bronson street in honor of Miss Florence M. Harris of , Brooklyn. -. Y. Among the out of town guests were Mrs Charles G!b- { son. Beaver Falls. Pa, Mrs Hattie Johnson, Springfield. Mass: A. Eu- gene Bennett. Lincoln University. Pa { The local guests present were MT and Mrs Johnson Hale. Mr and Mrs John Butts. Mr and Mrs Thedd Williams. Mrs Wilson. Mrs !. F. Kefford. Mrs John C. Case. Mrs Isaac Beaman. Mrs Scott, Miss Mae Woods. Miss Glass. Miss Nellie Tucker. Mrs Henry Hatcher. C. C. Fowler. Mir McCIain. George McAdoO and Will Anthony. After the whist refreshments were served and several pleasing vocal and Instrumental -aTr~s fo-z7. -~-a.-.zs