Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-26
CITY NEWS.

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 Tomorrow night at Eagles hal moving pictures. Price 10c and 15C
 Mir and Mrs David Hunter o Simonsville are visiting at Shor beach.
 MT and Mrs James B. Scranton o New Haven visited friends in thi city yesterday.
 The Rev Mir Williams of Soutl Carolina will conduct services at tn, A. M. E. Zion church tomorrow.
 Miss Helen Hellman, who ha been the guest of relatives in Bridge port for two weeks, has returned home.
 Court Adelphia, I. o. F., will holc an important meeting on Monda. evening. A full attendance is re quested.
 A millinery establishment ha! been opened by Miss Kittie Lymar Of Waterbury in the Lyceum build ing at Terryville.
 The Holy Name society of the I'm maculate Conception church vii meet at St Patrick's hall tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
 There will be a meeting of Divis. ion 5, A. O. H., and Company E. Hibernian Rifles, in A. o. H. hall to- morrow morning at 10:30 o'clock.
 The Sunday school of the First Congregational church and many of the older members of that parish en- Joyed an outing at Quassapaug to- day.
 Minor s. Neil of 371 North Main street had as guests the past week his mother, Mrs E. J. Whittemore of Hartford and her friend Mrs James Marquette of Arlington. N. Y.
 The Rev Edward S. Lewis of New York will be in this city tomorrow and during the night will deliver an address at the First Methodist Episco- pal church.
 At short calendar in the district court to-day Judge Peasley allowed Judgment for foreclosure to Peter Boylan against Sarah A. Stevens. The amount is s215 and law day No- vember 2. .-
 Upson, Singleton & Co.'S South Main street store is filled with good trousers.
 The Marlborough hotel on Center street has added a grill room to it's equipment. Opening takes place this evening There will be music every evening between 8 and 12. Good food at popular prices will be the order.
 St Thomass Holy Name society will go to holy communion in a body at ' o'clock mass tomorrow morning. Every member is earnestly requested to be present. The society will meet in the basement of the church at 6:45 a. m.
 The opening days at Allard & Blan- chette's parlors, the popular milliners on South Main street, will be Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. All the latest novelties and trimmings in millinery will be on exhibit and a cordial invitation to call and inspect is extended to all.
 Universalist services Sunday will bC do lolIoWS ". OV d. Ill.,, pTSdCu- ing by the pastor, Rev w. F. Dicker- man, D. D., subject of sermon, Our Thought of God" Bible school and kindergarten at noon. Place of meet ing, corner of North Willow street and Wildwood avenue. All are cor dially invited.
 Tonight the Irish fair which has been running at City hall for the past week will be brought to a close after most successful run. There will be no drawing of prizes to speak of as the only prize which is to be drawn off is ticket for trip to Ireland. yearly the entire even- ing will be devoted to dancing.
 At the Third Congregational church Rev. c. D. Chunn, pastor, the sub ject of sermon Sunday morning will be: God" Sunday school at the close of morning service. Subject of evening sermon, p. m., Con- ments on Current Discussions ana Events. Prayer meeting Friday 7:45 p. m. Topic: David Brings the Ark to Jerusalem"
 The young women of the Second Congregational church have organ ized society to be known as the Daughters of the Covenant. The officers are: President, Miss Eliza beth c. Kane; vice-president, Miss Catherine Robbins; secretary, Miss Olinda Hall; treasurer, Miss Emma Lewis; membership committee, Miss Miriam Brewster; social committee, Miss Charlotte Merchant; pro- gramme committee, Miss Lillian Davenport.
 Philomena Jamele, who left her home on Thursday afternoon and who was located in New York yester- day, has not yet returned. It is not likely that she will come back until Detective Thomas Colesanto goes down to bring her home. It is said that the young girls parents are al most heart broken over the going away of their daughter and although she has been found, they are still worried. At first it was believed that the girl might have been kidnapped, but now it is thought that there is man in the case. It is said that if the parents could get their hands on the fellow whom they think took their daughter away it would go hard with him.
 Last evening at the conclusion of the minstrel performance given by St Agnes's society of New Haven at the City hall, part of the ceiling in the rear of the hall fell down. It