Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-18
CITY NEWS.

Mr and Mrs James F. Clancy Will spend Sunday in New York.
 Boys knickerbocker suits, $1.97 to $7.5O at Upson, Singleton X Cos.
 The Rev B. c. Miller of Washing ton delivered the sermon at the First Baptist church last night.
 Miss Carrie l.. Ernesty, instructor of German at high school, is spend- ing the spring vacation in Philadel- phia. .... ...
 Miss Edith Mills, member ot the high school faculty, will be the guest of friends in Danbury during the next week.
 Miss Angela Maloney, student at St Elizabeth's $ college, Convent, N' J., is spending the Easter vacation at her home on Cooke street.
 The Misses Winnifred and Annette Weiss of St Elizabeth's convent, N. J., are at their home in this city for the Easter vacation.
 James Grafton, professor or Greek and mathematics at Crosby high. is spending the Easter vaca- tion at his home in Norwich.
 Miss Helen Lunny. daughter of Constable James F. Lunny, has com peted her course at the Connecticut Training school for Nurses. She was graduated yesterday.
 The last issue of the Connecticut Churchman contains a picture and sketch of the Rev F. D. Buckley of Trinity church. The publication also has a picture of St Johns church ;.
 At meeting of Division 3, A, o. H. last night committee consisting of Thomas Crane, John Carney and James Foody was appointed to make arrangements for the anniversary eel ebration of the division on May l.
 Universalist services tomorrow as follows: 10:30 a. m., sermon appro- priate to the day by the pastor, Blbie school at noon. Place of meeting, G. A. R. hall, Jones-Morgan build ing, 10S Bank street. All are cor dially invited.
 MT and Mrs Dennis r. McGrath and family of North Willow street have removed to New York. Mir Me Grath. who came to this city from Chicago few years ago. recently sold his cafe on East Main street and last week disposed of his property on North Willow street.
 List of advertised letters: A. s. Gregg Clarke, Leonard Fredendall, Mrs Threasa Greaney, Miss Edna Holmes t2), Mrs Charles Hill, MISS Pauleon Junanne, NJ. A. Kelly, John T. McKinnon, Miss Margaret Pha- ban, Mrs William Pickett, M. R.. Roberts. Mrs N. J. Staler.
 You'll save money on Easter clothes at a cash store. Upson Sin gleton & Co.
 John Shuester of Wood street came home the other day with the big iish story. John is q brother of Lewis and lives with him and it is said that some of the embellishments of the story were put on by Lewis. The tale con cerned the biggest catch of trout that was ever heard of or seen but as no one saw the fish they are willing 10 | take it for granted that it was all right and was as John said, the big | gest ever.
 George Coer, who is spending the Easter vacation at the home of his | father, Joseph Coer of East Main 1 street, is making good on the Yale 1 freshmen baseball team. Coer IS q student in the law school and during 1 the preliminary games has done the greater part of the twirling for the freshmen. Coer pitched for the iun- 1 for teams in this city before he en- tered college and at that time had q 1 good assortment of twisters.
 At a luncheon Thursday evening al the home of Mir and Mrs F. W. | Clark of Hewlett street the engage ment was announced of their daugh- ter. Miss Blanche Adella Clark, to Landon Edward Gretter. Among those present were Mrs R. P. Bar her. Miss Addie Partree. Miss Edythe Stackman. Miss Lena Clarke. Miss Terese Grelle. Miss Clara Grelle. | Miss Bernice Burton. Miss Bertha 1 Crockford, Miss Florence Eccles, and the guest of honor, Miss Clarke.
 The barn dance" which has made a big hit in this city this sea- son will be one of the special dances ! which will be on the program at 1 the Amateur Polo league dance on next Friday evening. Other special numbers will also be furnished and a short concert will be given by Lal- ! Hers orchestra before the dancing. On that evening a handsome gold watch is tO he presented tO the ! young lady who makes the largest ! returns for tickets sold This will he the last time this season when all | the amateurs will meet.
 At a meeting of Court Richard R. | F. Phelan. I. o. F., held in Frster- [ nifty hall on Thursday evening Mich ael Moore, secretary of the court for ! the past five years, was presented with a past chief rangers certif- cate. So efficiently has the secre- ! tary performed the duties of the of. fec that the members of the court | thought he vas worthy of a past chiefs certificate. Michael !. Law Tor. chief ranger. made the presenta- . ton speech and incidentally urged 1 the members 10 work for the court in order to make it one of the strongest in the city.
 Yesterday was the first Good Fri day in years that the stores remain ed Upen all day Business was good and although the greater part of it was transacted in the morning never iholess there was not little shop