Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-23
CITY NEWS.

The Women's Aid society will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock at the parish house, corner of Willow aud Woodlawn terrace.
 The fall opening of McGrath's mill linery, 65 Bank street, will be held Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week Ladies cordially invited.
 Alderman John F. Gallagher, chairman of the committee appointed to consider the matter of revision of the system of taxation in Water bury will soon call the committee to- gether.
 The fall opening of the well known Bargain Millinery, 265 Bank street, will be held September 23, 24 and 25, of this week. All the ladies cordially invited to inspect the latest Parisian designs.
 After the business meeting of Myrtle temple, Pythian Sisters, last night whist was indulged. The prizes were won by E. Greenwood, F. Dow, Miss Ruth Stoddard and Miss Bertha Menderbaum.
 The thirty-ninth annual reunion of Companies l, A B, and the band Of the First Connecticut Heavy. artil- lery will be held in Hotel Stratfield, Bridgeport, Conn, Wednesday, Oc- tober IA. Dinner after business meeting.
 Mrs Nellie Barton, Miss Elizabeth H. Quinlan, Mrs Catherine Thomp- son, Miss Mary Coniff and Mrs James Quinlan, constitute a committee Of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Brother hood of Trainmen to arrange for their annual ball on Thanksgiving.
 John Keliher, who has been at the Brookside home for several years as a result of injuries received from a fall off trestle in Hartford, will be removed within short time to Middletown. Keliher has been breeding over his condition for some time and his mind is giving away.
 The Filley & Crane company of Waterbury, which begins business with S40,000, the full amount of au- thorized capital stock, filed cer- tificate of incorporation yesterday. The company will conduct general furniture and undertaking business and the incorporators are Homer G. Filley, Stephen T. Crane and M. E. Filley, all of Waterbury.
 A team of horses and a carriage, owned by E. Croutt of Cheshire. were struck at Ives corner on the Cheshire line about, o'clock last evening. One of the horses was in- stantly killed while the other es- capped injuries. The wagon and the front part of the car were also damaged. MT Croutt was not badly hurt but was considerably Jostled. The trolley was ill cnarge Of Con ductor Lehr.
 The Ladies auxiliary of St Johns Musical association met last even- ing and elected the following off, cers. President, Miss Emma Man vile; vice-president, Miss Norma Adams; secretary, Miss Lucy Perry; treasurer, Miss Sarah Perry; execu- tive committee. Miss Mabel Camp, Miss Edith Masth, Miss Cora Schoenmehl, Miss Marie Heringes, Miss Emma Hoyt and Mrs William Webster.
 There is talk of a petition being presented to the board of public works asking that man be employ ed in the City hall to remain Tn the building nights. The breaking into the place the other night set people thinking and many say that even though the police station is in the building a man should be employed to make regular trips through the hall from the time the janitor leaves the building until he returns.
 What a delightful change" every one remarked who visited the millinery opening at F. L. Marks Go to-day. They are successors to E F. Cowles and have the same quar- ters in the Buckingham building. The store is profusely trimmed with palms and sweet strains of music greet the ear in all parts of the store As to the hats, the most i'm portant feature of any millinery opening. they have never been as we'll displayed It is a decided mill linery treat that shouldn't be missed.
 A number of young men of this city gathered at the home of Rem son Cole on Field street last evening and organized the Gelotopoios club. The following officers were elected: President, David J. Bolger; vice. president, John A. Butler; treasurer, Frank I. Uffendale; secretary, Charles D. Tyack; committee on resolutions and bylaws, Remson Cole. William Madden and F. Squires. The club will secure rooms within a short time and ex- poets to give a dance early in No vember.
 The very large milk dealers claim