Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-09
CITY NEWS.

AChauncey Olcott appeared at Po- lis last evening and as usual gave a pleasing performance. His sing ing drew out rounds of applause. Some people never tire of seeing and hearing Chauncey, and these per sons in particular gave the sweet singer the glad hand.
 In the district court at short cal endar to-day the city secured judg- ment against Frank Felle for tax of $4.76 with costs of about $40.
 T. J. Coyle. record keeper of Wa terbury tent, No 36, Knights of Mac cabees of this city, attended the state conyention of the order in Meriden yesterday.
 The mems mission at the Immacu- late Conception church will be brought to close tomorrow after noon. The closing exercises for the married men will be at ? o'clock and for the single men at 3:30. The mission services during the week have been attended by enormous crowds and the Dominican fathers who conducted it are well pleased Wltn us success.
 Elmer F. Churchill, who halls from somewhere in York state, arrived in town yesterday and proceeded to find the address of his wife. with whom he has not liyed,or rather who has not lived with him, for more than a year. Learning that she lived on Bucks hill he went there and showed his feelings by trying to wreck the house. This morning he was arrest ed on a charge of breach of the peace.
 The Pilon-viger breach of prom ise case in which Miss Pilon was awarded damages of s6,500 will come up once more in court next Sat- urday morning in Boston, Mass, on a motion for a new trial. Attorney Church, local counsel for Miss Pilon. has moved for a hearing of the mo- ton for next Saturday, but whether 1t will be granted he has not been informed. Viger claims the verdict was against the evidence. and the supreme court of Massachusetts did not think so. If the court refuses to grant a new trial there will be nothing for yiger to do but comply with the verdict. Meanwhile the yer- dict is accommodating interest at the rate of 6 per cent and amounts to almost sT.000 now.
 One of the prettiest and most en- joyable dances of the season was giv- en last night in Music hall. when the Trinorum club, composed mostly of graduates of St Thomas's school. en- tertained a merry party of guests. many of them from ether cities. The hall was tastefulIy decorated with potted plants. palms. etc and a eozy corner. attraetiyely set of with cut flowers. palms and beautiful rugs. was one of the pleasing tete-a-fete scenes. The dance was a little out of the ordinary. too. as aside from the regular waltz programme there was a grand march, a German and favors were distributed. For one figure the favors were Japanese umbrellas for the gentlemen and fans for the la dies Another figure brought large red hearts for the ladies and many shaped emblemS. cut from the center of the hearts. for the gentlemen Al collation. consisting of ice cream. cake and oranEeade was served al HI o'clock and the dancing was cOacIud- cd at Iz The Tztro1esses were Mrs James Walsh. Mrs Thomas Quinn. Mrs William Thoms. Mrs WflIlau IT Dinnesn and Mrs William ScoIIav. Among the out of town euests were Miss Eva Vaughn of Ansonia. Mss. Rens GlIkuiy of New Haven. Ray Benson. William Stewart and James Ryau Of Thozzslon-