Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-16
CITY NEWS.

MISS Julld IraVeTS IOTueTly oi this city now of Hartford Is the guest of Miss Lillian H. Nichols.
 Miss Laura Pritchard of New Bri- tain was the guest over Sunday or Miss Alice Brett of Central avenue.
 Tomorrow evening St Johns church fair in Watertown will start and will be continued for seven nights.
 Augustus Sillery, member of ths Waterbury baseball team during the past season is spending few days in town.
 Miss Elizabeth Doran of Danbury who has been visiting relatives Tn this city the past three weeks has returned home.
 The short hand classes at the Catholic Womens Association will meet tomorrow evening instead of tonight.
 On Thursday evening of this week an entertainment for the beneht or the Town Plot school will be given at the school hall.
 The board of aldermen will meet tonight, when it is understood, the city engineer will submit a report on the water question as he found it in the Prospect valley district.
 The Misses Mary and Lucy Bur rall of Church street sailed Satur- day for six months vacation Tn Europe. They went on the Butcher of the Hamburg American line.
 Patrick Healey, son of MT and Mrs John Healey of River street, was one of the Yale squad taken to Princeton Saturday. Healey has been doing good work on the scrub team.
 Detective Sergeant Hart of Hart ford took and automobile ride to Waterbury yesterday and arrested George E. Dewey, formerly of Hart ford, on a warrant charging him with non-support.
 The board of education will hold a regular meeting this evening and reports are. expected from the com | mittee On manual training and the committee to select site for a new school in the north west side.
 With John Ryan and Schildmiller playing on the Dartmouth team, | Ted Lilley on Yale and Sal Slavin l at half for Vermont, Waterbury was we'll represented on the gridiron Saturday. Slavin played a slashing game at half.
 The Rev Frank Dunwell Walter l of the First Methodist church preach ed the first of series of sermons on Ancient Stories with Modern Set tings,'' yesterday evening, taking for his subject An Old Fashioned Court ship" The theme being founded on the meeting and union of Isaac and | Rebecca .'.''.
 Liberty Circle, Companions of the Forest will give a social and dance this evening at Leavenworth hall. A dance order of 16 numbers will be executed. All the latest selections will be rendered for dancing and a l short concert will be given previous l to the start of dancing.
 Mayor Thoms, Comptroller Russell and Superintendent Tinker are home after trip to Springfield where they investigated the system of manual 1 training in the public schools at that place. They are much pleased at what they saw in these places and an effort will be made to have $1,5O0 set | aside for this purpose so that classes | in that line may be opened in at least, two schools, the Croft and Dug gan buildings being considered the 1 best places to make commencement
 The following building permits were issued last week: M. Lallier, Third street, addition to house. | Granite Construction Go. South Main street, move office building. Joseph Corr. Orange street, brick shed. c. 1 4. Ketchen. Waterville street. two i frame houses. Oniello Adinolf. Clark street, corner Washington avenue brick block Martin Soborg l Kingsbury street. frame garage. Yer non E. Abel, Frost road, frame cot | tage.
 Mir and Mrs Fred Lanzan returned 1 from their wedding trip Saturday evening. Mrs Lanzan was Miss Vlr' ginia Cote. Their bridal trip took 1 in Pittsburg. Providence and Boston
 In conformance to an old custom 1 there was no bridesmaid at their we'd ] ding but there were two groomsmen Philip Demars and Henri Cote un- cles of the bride. The couple will 1 live at 70 Ward street. sMr Lanzar was presented a handsome Morris chair by his fellow rollers of the 1 Chase Rolling Mills company.
 Bishop Chauncey B. Brewster with ] his wife and daughter has returned i from trip to Europe. They went 1 in June. Speaking of Bishop Tier
 neys death Bishop Brewster said
 II was greatly pained to learn of the
 death of Bishop Tierney. For him
 I had a high regard. Our relation.
 were very pleasant and l much en'
 joyed meeting him, from time tc time, as We were journeying. I am very sorry I was not here at the time
 to testify of my respect for his mem ory." Bishop Brewster. after spend 1 ing a little time in southern England was in Paris a few days, after which ! a fortnight was given to Switzerland the last part of the stay of the Brew sters being in Italy. The homeward ! trip was made particularly pleasant for the bishop by one of his old friends being on the boat. Rear Ad. I ,,;roI CoSnar F Goodrich. at one