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

brated at St Patrick's church yes terday morning at ' o'clock for the late Thomas Staple,on.
 Thomas, infant son of MT and Mrs Timothy J. Egan of Granite street, died last night. The funeral was held this afternoon with interment in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 The voters of the Hopeville school district will hold an important meet ing Monday evening in the new school house. Officers will be elect ed and other important matters will be discussed.
 Stephen Bundock of 319 Colony street, Wallingford, was the holder of ticket ,11,170 and the Go E, Hiber- nian Rifles committee presented him with a trip ticket to Ireland yester- day afternoon.
 At meeting of the third division, A. o. H. last night, John Carney, James Foody and Patrick Barry were appointed to represent the division on the general committee of arrange ments regarding the state parade.
 Though counsel engaged for and against the application of Luke Stapleton for a transfer of his H. cense from Meadow street to Judd sreet say they have not heard from the county commissioners on the matter, a rumor was current to-day that the application had been de- nied.
 Universalist services will be held tomorrow as follows: 10:3O q. m. preaching by Rev W. F. Dickerman Subject of serman. ''The EXpressio of Religion in Terms of Dogma, Phophe- cy and Devotion" Bible school and Kindergarten at noon. Place of meet ing. G. A. R. hall, Jones-Morgan 1 building, 1OS Bank street. Take the elevator. A cordial invitation to all.
 Congressman and Mrs George l.. Lilley made a visit in town to-day while passing through in their motor car to Hartford. The congressman assured a Herald reporter, who greet ed him that he is feeling fine and nob- by, and is not worrying about sub marines, the governorship or any thing else just now. He is leaving that to the other fellow.-New Brit ain Herald.
 The annual dance of St Mary's T. A. society in Leavenworth hall last evening was we'll attended. The com mittee in charge was the Misses Daisy Lord, May Campion, Elizabeth O'Rourke. Etta Kelly, B. Shea, Staeia Hughes, Alice McKenna, Sadie Fitz- patrick, May White, B. Dunn, Mollie Farley. Anna Robarge and Margaret Dulac. Among the out of town guests were the Misses Kenney and Casey from Winsted. Miss Nellie Ryan of New Haven. Miss May Gilmartin and the Messrs Cruess and Kersey of Tor rington, J. O'Brien of Ansonia and R. J. McAuliff of New Britain.
 Upson, Singleton & Co.'S "Quak. CT" sox. two pairs for 25c. are finer and give more wear for your money ! than any Guaranteed" brand.
 Court Stephen J. Meany. F. of A. celebrated it's twentieth anniversary | In G. A. R. all last night. The fol- | lowing programme was rendered 1 Opening address. Our Twentieth An | niversary." ]. NJ. Joy; selection. or chestra; song. John Cavanaugh: buck and wing dancing, John Curley: ad- | dress. James Burns: buck and wing dancing, Malley and Murphy: address. The Night We Were Organized. '' | Charles Miller: Irish reel, Jeremiah ] Brennan: address. The Night We { Celebrate" James Crane: address, ''The Grand Courts of Connecticut '' Charles Bagley; address. Frank Wall: selection. Clover Leaf quartet: dance. Joseph Dunn.
 Last evening surprise par l ty was given Mrs Frederick Snow man al her new home. 1 1.437 Eas Main street. by the members o ! Court McGivney of which she il 1 treasurer. In recognition of all hei ! faithful work in the interest of tn, court the district deputy. Mrs Jamei ! O'ROurke, presented Mrs Snowman 1 with a beautiful cut glass salad i bowl. The evening passed pleas { antly with recitations. cards. voca ] and ins rumental selections. Ice ! cream and cake was served by tn, committee, after which the guest departed wishing MT and Mrs Snow man many years of happiness fl | their new home.
 Al the annual meeting of ibe Chat ] field Guard Veteran association Last
 
 President. William W. Bradley. vice president. Captain F. Hall: financial secretary. Lieutenant W IT. sand land: rcrurtiing secretary. Sergeant Charles F. DOherty: treasurer. Dwight r.. Bradley. \ committee 0f dve. consisting of Captains F. F. White and F. K. Woodwork. Sergeauts W. !. Mess and Clark Nichols. and Cor poral q. H. Blake WAS appointed ta bring in nominations for five members of the executive committee ta be voted on at the next meeting. which will To held at o'clock Sunday after noon. June 1T. at the arm0ry.
 Al the Third Congregational church tomorrow a special meeting of the congregation will he held in the afternoon and evening. Prom 2 to o'clock the Congregational ministers of the city and neighborinE tovus will deliver addresses. From a to S o'clock a reception uiH be eBdered to the Rev and Mrs c. D. Chunu. the new pastor. and his wife. From S to [ o'clock lunch will he served From 7-5e to s:58 ad- dresses vill be made by former pas tors and other ministers. This vfII