Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-19
CITY NEWS.


 lation department for the New Yorl American.
 Frank De Eco, the custom ladies tailor of 50 Center street, makes spe cial prices during this month for bes work and perfect fit.
 The A. O. H. delegates to the coun ty convention at Meriden are request ed to meet in Hibernian hall to-mor row morning at 10 o'clock.
 The claim of Thomas F. Dod Is foi recent injuries sustained was prompt ly paid by c. Horgan, agent for the Continental Casualty Go of Chicago
 At the meeting of the St Elizabeth society of St Cecilia's parish to-mor' row afternoon action will be taken on the death of Mrs Elizabeth Schaef' l fer.
 The Mary Parrish branch of the International Sunshine society en- l joyed social tea yesterday after noon at the home of Mrs E. H. Horn of Overlook. +, Neil Wilson of Wolcott, while jumping from his wagon to-day land- ed so hard on a piece of curbing that he fractured his ankle. He was talk en to the Waterbury hospital.
 w. J. Atwood of Prospect street. whose house was on fire the other day, felt so pleased over the work of the fire department that he sent a check of $25 to Chief Snagg to-day. It will be turned over to the firemen' s
 List of advertised letters: Miss Florence Blanchard, c. S. Bowl, Mrs R. Brown, Mrs F. P. Chase, Mrs A. K. Curley, Mrs J. P Eaton, Mrs s. A.. Gigan, John J. Hanrahan, Miss Grace Mails, Charles Muss, Mark Post, Miss Katie Rodden. w. Sternberg, George Whittan.
 Liberty circle, Companions of the Forest, will celebrate its tenth ami versary on November g at Leaven- worth hall. Miss Anna Whalen is president of the committee of ar engagements, Miss May Fleming sec retary and Miss Catherine Donahue treasurer.
 Universalist services tomorrow will be at 1O:30 a. III. Rev w. F. Dickerman, D. D., pastor. Subject of sermon, Did Jesus Organize q Church?" Bible school and kinder garten at noon. Place of meeting, corner of North Willow and Wild. wood avenue. A cordial invitation to all
 William Burns of Carman street an employe of the Scovill Manufac- turing Co, received severe strain this morning while at his work and had to be carried to the office of Dr Egan on Baldwin street where he was attended by Drs Egan and O'Hara, after which he was removed to his home. r-e
 At the Third Congregational church Sunday morning, the subject of sermon will be Spiritual Optics. D Sunday school at close of morning service. Subject of evening sermon Comments on Current Discussions and Events Prayer meeting Fri day, 7:45 p. m,. topic, Temper ance."
 Lemer Riggs, 3 driver for David Carroll the truckman on Pleasant street, who was injured in the trolley accident yesterday on North Main street is in a serious condition to- day. MT Riggs had three ribs brok- end and was otherwise badly bruised about the body. He is being attend ed by Dr J. J. Egan.
 The members of the Master Builders association went on an out ing to Lakewood park this after noon. They left Exchange place about 1 o'clock on special car. The Boys Club band furnished music and the few selections rendered in the center before the car started were much appreciated by couple of hundred people present
 Car No S1 jumped the tracks on North Willow street near Ridgewood about five minutes to twelve to-day. The car was off more than half an hour before the construction crew got it on the rails again. It jumped close to the "cross over" which is being used while the new tracks are being laid on the street. The passengers on the Waterville cars and the shop extras" had to transfer until the car was pulled on the tracks again.
 There was no business for the city court to-day, those who fell into the clutches of the law having at,I Disnia and Raby Knasky, charged with keeping unlicensed dogs. They settled for $7 each. Timothy Car roll for whom Timothy .Cahill suf- fered arrest Thursday night, charged with violating the probation law and to which he pleaded guilty in court yesterday. was arrested. He paid up and was let go.
 Mizpah economy, U. U. P. F., met in Pythian hall last evening and elected the following officers: Governor, J. B. Blakesley; eutenant-governor, c. R. Beecher; ex-governor, Mrs Sarah Benham; chaplain, T. Horton; secre- tary, Miss Cora Schoenmehl;; collec- tor, Mrs Cora Lopez; sergeant-at- dTHuS, MTS J. A. OllNeTudll, ucpuIy- at-arms, Mrs Emma Adams: treasur- CT, L. R. Silvernail; inside guard, Mrs NJ. F. Griffin; outside guard, F. c. Pierce.
 The regular quarterly communion of the St Thomas Holy Name society will take place Sunday. September 27, at o'clock mass. All the mem- bers of the society are urgently re- quested to be present, as it will be the tenth anniversary of the dedica-