Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-29
CITY NEWS.

of the Amateur Polo league viii not
be held until next Thursday evening.
Miss Helen Cooke, Miss Lillian Fox
and John O'Brien of New Haven were
visiting friends in this city last even
ing.
The spring term of Monroe's bust
ness college will open Monday, March
, in both the day and night SEES
Sions.
Oliver H. Wilbur, a pupil of Mon
roes business college has accepted a
situation with the Child Heron Law
corporation. ~,1.. -. -'
The Holy Name society of the I'm
maculate Conception church will meet
tomorrow afternoon in st Patrick S
hall at o'clock.
A large delegation of Knights of
Columbus will visit New Haven to-
morrow to witness the exemplification
of the third degree.
Alexander Clarke of North Main
street sailed to-day for Scotland by
way of Londonderry, and will not
return till late in August.
There will be months mind mass
on Tuesday morning at I O'Clock at
the church of the immaculate Con
ception for the late Mrs Nellie
Hayes.
There will be special meeting of
the Wine. Liquor and Beer Dealers
association in X. of c. hall Monday
afternoon at $50 o'clock to discuss
business of importance.
At the whist given last night by
Emerson H. Liscum camp, spanish
War Veterans, the highest scores
were made by ]. c. Helion and Mrs
Olan Johnson, and the second best
by E. Monaghan and Mrs A. P. King.
Yesterday afternoon the pole on a
North Main street trolley left the
wire nearly opposite the office of the
Waterbury Mfg Co and the car slid
down the hill for some distance be-
fore it was stopped. Everybody was
scared, but nobody was seriously
hurt
List of advertised letters: Miss
Catherine Carrel. Frank Dascenzo,
Ernest W. Henry, Miss Katrina NJ.
Loudt, Miss Lou May Mosley. Horn
gik Miklosurnah, Lester Northrop,
Michael Noonan, George n. Robbins,
Msis Ethel Rogers. Mrs Nellie Smith,
Miss Minnie Thompson, Mrs Il. J.
Travers.
In the city court to-day case
against Albert Leach for falling to
support his child, was disposed of by
the court ordering him to pay 81 a
week for six months. Mrs Leach
did not ask anything for her own
maintenance. Another case of non
support in which John Greaney was
the accused went over for a few days.
$40 buys any $15 or SIT fancy
overcoat in Epson, Singleton & Cos.
Last night the Rev Oscar Haywood,
D. D., of the First Baptist church.
formally notified his parishioners of
acceptance of the call rendered TO him
from the Collegiate Church of the
Covenant, New York city. His resig-
anton here will take effect OH March
30 The matter was referred TO the
church deacons with a request for
Il full report next Sunday morning.
Yesterday being the last day on
which pickerel and perch could be
fished for until May /, Judge Cowell
found himself a guest of an old
friend in Southbury. II was so long
since the fish of the neighboring
ponds had seen the judge that they
all paid their respects to him and
were it not the last day for fishing
the Judge would have let them go
He brought back many fine speci-
mems of Southbury pickerel.
The Schubert male quartette of
Springfield, Mass. who furnished such
delightful music at Mr. Derwin's re-
cital in LeavenwOrth hall last even
ing, were entertained after the recital
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Ralph
l.. cleveland. - Arch street. where
they rendered a fine musical pro-
gramme consisting Of solos by the
members Of the quarette and quar-
tette selections Mrs r. e. Hallet.
soprano sOloist of Trinity church.
New Britain. was also present and
charmed those who had the pleasure
of hearing her by rendering with
the quartette the last act Of Gounod'S
celebrated masterpiece. Faust" The
members of the quartettc aud Mrs
Hallet also. are all pupils Of 4. Y.
Cornell. Of New York.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given at the home Of Miss Ethel
COnklin Thursday evening. Piano So
lections were rendered by the Misses
Margaret Grady. Helen TObin. Mamie
Dun and Agnes Johnson, also a
piano duet by Miss Elsie Baar AMI
George EspeIin. A vocal duet was
rendered by Miss Signe johnson AMI
Howard Miller. entitled. I'm Afraid
10 60 Home i'm the Dark The
Agony" quartette. consisting II Miss
Julia Butler. Miss Katherine Nc
t,ill and the Messrs Albert Senior
and Carl Madigan rendered Wen
he Happy as Long as the WorId Rolls
TN Several anrient parUiies WERE
rendered by the MeSsrs Edward MuI-
vaney and Edward shea. Mandolin
seIertions by Miss NeIlye COnkiin and
William Smith were most enjoyable
An exhibition Of buek and wing dan
ing was also given By Hiss Ethel
CoakIln. Miss Ids Miller and MeSS-s
Leaman Harvey and George ESpeIin-
Many pleasing toazfs were given by
Toastmaster wfnfrpi smith A Hzhs