Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-10
CITY NEWS.

money on boys clothes.
 American band concert and social at Buckingham hall Saturday evening.
 A daughter was born to-day to MT and Mrs Louis w. Darlington of 134 Baldwin street.
 It wasn't Patrick Tehan that was in the police court yesterday for mis- behaving on East Main street.
 There will be a meeting of the Queens Daughters in St Patrick's hall this evening at o'clock.
 Don't look for, bargains when you are troubled with your eyes. Have them examined at J. H. Jenck's, 132 East Main street.
 Frank c. Stuart and Lila E. Dem ing were married last Saturday at the rectory of Trinity church by the Rev F. D. Buckley. The witnesses were Ernest E. Deming and Char lotte A. Deming.
 Margaret Mccarthy of Holland street and Osborn H. Hennett of Waterbury were married at St Mary's church, East Hartford, Mon day, by the Rev Dennis P. Hurley Catholic Transcript ;, W. A. Wicks and Miss Betsey Hoadley were married yesterday af- ternoon at the home of the brides uncle, H. G. Hoadley, First street, the Rev c. A. Densmore, D. D. officiating. The bride was unat- tended.
 Willis C. Hall has purchased of Thomas and Jane E. Siviter their handsome residence at 12 Crescent street, on Columbia heights. He has | also purchased an adjoining lot from A. J. Patton. The sale was made through the agency of Daniel T. Far rington of 337 East Main street. Excelsior council, No 2, O. U. A. M., last evening received an invi> tation to participate in the histori- cal and municipal day parade at the Hartford bridge celebration on Tues day, October 6. N J. Philip, c. L. | Clark and J. L. Mraz were appoint, ed committees to arrange for the affair.
 At the meeting of Court Fruitful Vine, Ancient Order of Foresters, last evening, it was voted to make the business of the next meeting the consideration of bringing the high court convention to Waterbury in 1911. Joseph Ridley, Charles Tur- ner and James Bard were appointed a committee to prepare a series of entertainments with Court Friend ship of Thomaston and Court Pine Hollow of Waterville.
 Court McGivney, No 2S, D. of I. will begin the fall season with a very important business meeting to- morrow evening. As the programme for the remaining year will be an- | nounced, every member should be present to discuss and make sugges- tions on the various novel events | proposed. A class initiation will be l held in the near future and every thing indicates busy and eyentful year.
 At meeting of the Kings Daugh- ters yesterday afternoon the follow ing were chosen as delegates to the annual convention of the Connecticut branch of the International Order of the Kings Daughters and sons to be held October 13 and 14 at the church of the Redeemor, Asylum avenue, Hartford: Mrs A. I. Good rich, Ml6 A. B. Coon, Mrs J. G. Cut Ter, Mrs Wallace Schofeld, Mrs John Abbott, Mrs George Robbins, Mrs Aaron Benedict.
 Miss Ada Eldridge, who was ar rested last evening as the result of the finding of the body of a child, dead about month, in a house on South Main street yesterday after noon will not be tried on the charge of infanticide. After an examina- tion this morning Deputy Coroner W. D. Makepeace came to the con- clusion that the child was dead when born and turned the case over to Prosecuting Attorney Meigs. The accused will face a charge of con- cealing the birth of a child. The child was found in both room in the boarding house of Mrs James Sake on South Main street. She notified the police and suspicion fell upon the Eldridge woman and her arrest followed
 The board of safety held a meet ing yesterday afternoon and heard charges against Patrick J. Horan, a supernumerary policeman, for neg lect of duty on August 30. The witnesses were D. B. Wilson and Charles H. Ingalls,. The latter stated that on the date mentioned his flannel trousers had been daubed with blacking and that women's s dresses had received similar dose. It was the work of couple of boys who had been caught and turned over to the officer The officer did not deny the allegations. but ex- plained that he supposed the thing was an accident, and besides he had not sufficient evidence at the time to warrant him ih making arrests. After short conference it was de-