Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-14
CITY NEWS.

A daughter was born on Monday to MT and Mrs Thomas Egan of P Taylor street.
 Court Oregon, F. of A, haA stepped into the ''forty-five" bout and has a team which is bound to put all competitors in the shade. Michael Mullings of 220 North Main street while at work yesterday at the Waterbury Button Co, sawed off the index finger of his left hand. Dr Monagan dressed the injury.
 Lalliers Military band dance at city hall tomorrow night will no doubt draw the largest crowd of the season. A large crowd from Nauga- tuck, Derby and Thomaston are ex- pected to attend.
 R. L. Weis, James Clifford, J. J. Calvin, William Colina, James Cos grove and Paul Asheim, the commit tee of Woodchoppers connected with. Court Hellmann, F. of A., are art ranging for an outing to Savin Rock.
 In the ely court to-day William H. Kelly was committed to jail in de fault of payment of fine of $7 and costs. He was charged with in toxication in the city court. John Kelly, charged with vagrancy and in toxication, was committed to jail for 30 days.
 The Hibernian societies will meet Sunday afternoon and Monday even ing to make arrangements for the state parade in New Haven. The Tontine will be the headquarters of the Ladies auxiliary, A. O. H., dur ing the time of the sta-e convention of the order in New Haven on Au- gust 19, 20 and 21.
 On Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock ali the divisions Cf the A. O. II and the Ladies au S:liary will meet at Hibernian hall when final arrange ments will be made for attending the field day at New Haven next week. The regalias will be distributed and other business which will be of the utmost impo!tance to all members Or the organization will be transacte1.
 Tomorrow afternoon the Over look Land Go will hold a land sale at their Overlook tract. This tract is one of the best sites in the city for a home. It is on the North Willow street line just above Cloves terrace and promises to be a fine residential section. The Waterville and Thom- aston trolleys pass the property. Call tomorrow and look over these build ing lots.
 Clement Chenoski was granted the poor debtors oath in New Haven yesterday. The oath was allowed him some weeks ago but an appeal was taken and the matter was tried again before a board of review con- sisting of Attorney John F. McGrath and County Commissioner James Geddes. Chenoski was represented by Attorney Bobbin and his creditor. Domenic Strielski, by Attorney Reil- ey.
 At a meeting of the Queens Daughters last night it was voted to hold an open meeting and entertain ment on Thursday, September 24. The affair will be in charge of the following committees: General com mittee. Mrs Jennie Hurley, Mrs Michael Cavanaugh, Mrs 4. Schae- fer, Mrs Thomas Driscoll, Miss Anna Dolan; hall, Mrs c. c. Russell, Miss OConnor, Mrs Patrick Delaney; tickets, Mrs Doran, Mrs James COughlan, Miss Coss; entertainment. Mrs John Duxbury, Miss Mary Hig- gins. Miss Cranell.
 Tomorrow will be the last day the Adams Express Co will spend at their old stand on Bank street, now that the cid Naugatuck railroad station has been abandoned. On Sunday the company will move to a new tempo rary building which is located near the new passenger station. at the foot of Grand street. The branch of- flee on Center street will still be con- tinued. The old office on Bank street near the old Naugatuck station is up for rent. Arrangements may be made by calling on E. F.. Parker, local manager for the company.
 Wadham's post. G. A. R. will ob- serve its twenty-ninth anniversary tomorrow by an outing at the home and grounds of Dr ". F. Hinckley, Cottage park. The Women's Relief corps. Isbell post and Relief corps Jf Naugatuck have been invited. The programme will include short ad- dresses. recitations and readings re- garding wars in which the United States participated, with special reference t0 the trouble which broke out in 61 and lasted until '65. Com radeS and members of the Relief corps will take Waterville or Thom- aston cars from Exchange place and ride to Cottage park. and thence along a path to the Hinckley place.
 Tomorrow will be the Feast of the Assump ion. a holy day of obIi- gati0n in the Roman Catholic church. Lady day." as August I5 is com world. used to be the occasion Of much merriment in Waterbury when the Senior Temperance society held forth in the grove of the Wolco [ road, and all the boys and girls in town went out there to take part in the festivities But that was long ago and withstanding the fact that times are dull just now, yet people are too busy 70 take a day of for a thing of that sort. Besides that f costs too much so hat people of modest means cannot afford to go anywhere. All it cost in those days was a quarter and if you didn't like the kind of stun on sale at the grounds i was but a few minUtea walk to go elsewhere.