Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-18
CITY NEWS.

is sojourning for the summer. Court Stephen J. Meany, F. of A.. will soon announce the opening of a ''forty-five" tournament among mem- bers of the order.
 The aldermen will hold a special meeting Monday night to act upon proposals for the sale of $250,00C worth of park bonds.
 At Third Congregational church | the subject of sermon Sunday morn | ing Rest" Sunday school at usua l hour. No evening service. Regu lar prayer meeting Friday at 7:45 ! p. m.
 The will of John Burns, who lived on River street, was probated to-day without opposition. He left his property to his three children, John and Thomas Burns and Mrs Mar garet Murphy.
 At a meeting of Court Richard Wagner last night the new officers were installed by Deputy Grand Chief Ranger John J. Seifen. Grand Secretary Thomas O'Laughlin of Naugatuck attended the session.
 Universaist services Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Preaching by Rev w. F. Dickerman. Subject of sermon ''The Return of Paganism." Place of meeting, c. A. R. hall, Jones' Morgan building, 10S Bank street A cordial invitation to all.
 A meeting of Company E Hibern- ian Rifles will be held tomorrow morning at II o'clock when all ar rangements will be made for at- tending state parade which takes place on August 19 at New Haven. All members are earnestly requested to attend.
 The promenade of the Military band last evening at Goodwill hall in Waterville was very largely at tended and was one of the most en- joyable ever held in Waterville. The band has decided to hold series of midsummer proms at City hall and will hold the first of the series on August 1st.
 Special Saturday evening sale, SC handkerchiefs for sc, Upson, Single ton & Go.
 Sunday service will be held in the gospel tent, corner of Waterville and Johnson streets. Preaching at 8 p. m. Subject. The Change of the Sabbath" Why Christians Keep Sunday" The seventh chapter of Daniel will be illustrated with charts. Service each evening during the week except Saturday evening. All ser vices are free.
 The new officers of Speedwell lodge, K. of P, were installed last night by District Deputy Grand Chancellor F. J. ogden, assisted by Acting Grand Vice-Chsncellor A. F. House and Past Chancellor Frank T. Dews as grand prelate, Past Chancel- Tor George Wells as grand master at arms, Past Chancellor A. D. Hitch cock as grand inner guard and Past Chancellor George c. Mahler as grand outer guard.
 The following have been appointed as a committee to arrange for the reception to be rendered to the state officers of Brass City lodge and Household Ruth on the evening Of August IS: General committee, T. Eugene Dubois, chairman: D. E. Lewis. secretary, Sister J. s. Dubois, Sister NJ. F. Edward, Sister E. Scott, treasurer, and Sister K. L. Freeman; reception committee, W. W. Holland, chairman; c. Mcdowell, s. Mum, Sister C. ClOyd. Sister c. A. McDow- ell and Sister H. Hatcher.
 The high wind of last night threat ened to do considerable damage, but @ far as Waterbury is concerned it didn't amount to anything. the worst thing heard by the representatives of the Democrat being the throwing of brick from the chimney on South Elm street which came dangerously near landing on the head of the own CT of the building who happened to be taking a walk around the build ing when the missile dropped It promised to rain like sixty. but this and the heavy thunder and lightning looked for at that time were defer red until this afternoon when the trio thunder, lightning and rain, joined hands and made things interesting all around.
 Several prominent railroad officials visited Quassapaug yesterday after noon with a view to looking over the field and exhanging opinions as to what can be done to make the place more attractive. The party included John H WhittemOTe. one of the di- rectors Of the New Haven road; E. ". NcHenry. third viee-president and in charge of the construction de partment: E. Cagel. the chief en- gineer; C. ". Lord. Calvert M. Townley. another viCc-president of the New Haven road: John K. Pun derford. general manager Of the trol- ley lines of the Connecticut Co: M. J. Leary. freight and passenger agent of the trolley lines, and J. J. O'Br!en, the contractor.
 Health and accident insurance is more than simply sickness and acci- dent benefits in the event of disabiI- ity. IL is a system which has as it's purpose the replacement of the work of the bresdwinnsr to his family h the event of his disabIement. When the wage earner comes tO a relaizing sense that it is just as important for him to carry this form of protection as if is for him to secure a home for his dependents. he will regard it more and more as a fxed charge not to be svOiled- The Continental Cas- uaIty Co of Chicago. III. whose ad- vertfsanent appears eIsewhere. Is