Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-19
CITY NEWS.

00c caps that are me as you WdHl at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 A daughter, Eunice Margaret was | born yesterday to MT and Mrs Fred erick Steinly of this city.
 A months mind mass will be cele-
 brated at the Sacred Hart church at
 8 o'clock tomorrow morning for the
 late Mary Roper.
 There will be a months mind mass on Monday morning at s o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church for the late Michael Horigan of Baldwin street.
 L. Trudell the we'll known furrier left on Wednesday with an auto party and is touring the eastern states. Yes terday afternoon the party had reach ed Brattleboro, Vt.
 Albert Martell, formerly second cook at The Elton and later Hod- sons cafe chef, is engaged as stew ard at the new Country club which
 will open on July 4th,
 Upson, Singleton & Cos $l5 suits are better and "snappier' than ever.
 St Michael's drum corps of Water vile will hold reception and dance tonight at Goodwill hall ill Water vile. During the evening here will be prize waltz for $5 ill gold. Good orchestra music will be fur nished for dancing.
 In the city court to-day the case against the two bakers, M. Willin- ger and Ralph Guerrero for violating the laws pertaining to baking shops were continued to Tuesday. These men are charged with reopening, for baking purposes a semi-underground store, which is contrary to the law. A farm hand from Prospect whose name was understood to be Jacob Jaeobinsky was left over from the circus, victim of red lemonade and peanuts. He was told to get back to his work.
 The united lodges of the New Eng land Order of Protection held an ini- tiation last evening at Speed we'll hall. A large delegation from each of the lodges in this city as we'll as many visitors attended and en- joyed the degree work which was per formed by the Fort Hale degree team of New Haven which is considered the best degree team of the order in this state. Twenty-one candidates in all were initiated nine from Brass City lodge. five from Sheridan, four from Won Humboldt and three from Anchor lodge. P. J. Mcdonald was the presiding officer. A social session was enjoyed after the degree work was exemplified.
 William D. Haywood, the we'll known socialist, addressed a large audience in City hall last night He gave some of our neighbors in the newspaper business few hard whacks, punched the republican party all over the platform, hit the democrats a slap or two and then went on to show how happy and pros- porous all would be if every man would do his own thinking and voted for the best interests of himself and his family instead of going this way and that at the beck of some politi- cal boss and keeping parties in power who are nothing more than servants of a few big corporations, who have everybody and everything in the hollow of their hands.
 At the twenty-seventh annual meet. ing of the Connecticut Masonic Vet erans association in Wallingford yes terday officers were chosen as follows: Venerable master. R. H. Tucker. An sonia: associate masters, John c. Hum phrey, Simsbury: Charles B. Pomeroy, Willimantic: David w Thompson, Bridgeport: Henry F. Parker, Coven- try: Joseph F. Bodwarka. New Lon don: H. ]. Smith. Ansonia: A. l.. Hodge. ROXbury: R. w. Burke. Mid | dletown; secretary. Dwight C. Kil- | bourn, Litchfield: treasurer, Henry W. | Atwood. Waterbury: chaplain. the | Rev Frederick D. Buckley. Waterbury | registrar. Harold R. Wallace. ,ilaston- | bury; marshal, John F. Bishop, Tor rington: sentinel. Edward W. Platt. ! WinSted.
 tpson, Singleton & Cos mems sox, two for 25c, beat most 25c ones.