Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-11
CITY NEWS.

30th anniversary sale of mems and boys wear at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 Rev Father Casey of St Paul, Minn, is visiting relatives in this city.
 Reporter Harry Cross will leave to- morrow for a two weeks vacation in the White mountains.
 The Rev H. Dewitt Williams and son of the Second Congregational church are on vacation to Bethel, Vt. .sa
 This afternoon at the Waterbury hospital 1t was stated that there was no change in the condition of Miss Clara Hoyt who was struck by an au- tomobile on North Main street Thurs day afternoon.
 Roland Archambault, the o. months-old son of Mir and Mrs Emil Archambault, died last evening at his home, 4S0 South Main street. The funeral will take place this af- ternoon at o'clock. Interment will be in Calvary. .-+-ss
 The Rev c. D. Chunn. pastor of the Third Congregational church, will de- liver a sermon on Moral Failures" at the services tomorrow morning During July and August there will be no evening services. The prayer meeting will be held as usual on Fri day evening at 1880.
 The engagement was previously announced of s. Hatteway and Miss Catherine German of 0akville. This was an error as the happy man Is Herman Adolphus Lohse, the well known druggist employed by c. E. Earfe's Oakville pharmacy. The we'd ding will take place at the Lutheran church in New Haven August 5, of which city Mir Lohse is a native.
 The funeral of Earle Francis La- riviere (RiversD took place this morning from his late home. ell North Riverside street, at S:30 and to St Anne's church at 9 o'clock where services were held by the Rev Father 0'Brien. There were many beautiful floral offerings. Among them were placques from Mir and Mrs H. A. Larlviere, Mr and Mrs De Fabritis and family, Mr and Mrs Frank and Mir Garzia. Burial was in Calvary cemetery.
 A meeting of the executive com mlttee of the Connecticut Pharma- ceutical association was held at the Hotel Connecticut in this city yes terday afternoon. It was decided o have the committee on conference. which vas appointed at the mid-win- ter meeting, confer with the pure food commissioners in order to come 10 some agreement in regard to pro- prietary articles which the druggists had in their stores before the pure food laws went into effect. This was the only new business transacted. Those present were P. !. Garvin. Bethel: ]. F. Doran. Danbury: A. A. Raplye. Hartford: E. L. Nolan. Tor rington; H. M. Lareau. Norwich. and ]. B. Ebbs and R. W. Walker of this city.
 The bitulifhic paving job on Bish- op street Will be finished by Mon day. It would have been completed to-day but for a dispute with the railroad company over hauling a car load of crushed stone from the freight yard 10 the Dublin street de- po.. This put the job back almost q day. The street between Hawkins and Elizabeth streets was finished at noon today and the greater part of the lower section near Grove street will De finished by this even inG IL Is pretty h9f work. 70 hot In fact that even the colored men who seem 10 be sinEuIariy adapted for this arduous class of labor. feel if necessary to protect their necks and the hack of their heads by a ksndkerehief falling from beneath their has The street badly needed paving this many a year and thourh the job uiIl cost the proper ty owners something, they all seen kr bs sell sstissed with the work &r4 willing to pay for H