Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-09
CITY NEWS.


 Keefe of Cooke street
 Miss Bessie Klem of New Haven was the guest yesterday of Miss Mary Scranton of North Willow street.
 pr J. C. Roper, son of Charles Roper of Hamilton avenue, has been appointed associate attending physi- clan of the New York hospital.
 The Rev Dr Creegan, D. D., of New York. occupied the pulpit at the l First Congrega tional church yester- 1 day. He is distinguished as d preacher and author.
 Herbert & Bullard, bass soioist at i the First Congregational church the past two years. will sing in tae choir of the South Congregational church. l Hartford, the coming year. 1 At all the masses in the Catholic churches yesterday the new laws for | marriages among Catholics were read and commented upon. They were the same in detail as printed in the Demo crat Saturday night.
 The meeting to organize St Mary's Hospital Aid society will be held in | St Patrick's hall this evening. A large attendance is expected, as all seem interested in any work that is for the benefit of the hospital. Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Harriet NJ. Hall, daughter of A1r and Mrs Frank D. Hall and Clair l.. Hollister, which will be soiemnized at the home of the brides parents, 23 Second avenue on Saturday, March 2S, at o'clock in the afternoon.
 At the Third Congregational church yesterday the Rev |. deHart Gulick and John Henderson. ir, the delegates from the Second church said that the impression of union. strength and ag- gressiveness brought away from the convention was the most valuable as set received.
 Tomorrow evening Myrtle +emple, No 3. Pythian Sisters, will hold a card party and dance at Speedwell hall. Whist will start at $50 after which there will be dancing, A fea- ture during the evening will be an auction of home made cakes. L.al- Hers orchestra will furnish music.
 Albert E. Green. through Attor- ney F. P. Guilfoile has brought suit against Frank Bryan of the Water bury Construction commpany for $350. The suit is brought on com mon counts and is to recover bal ance said to be due on contract. Green is carpenter and claims to have done certain work for the de- fendant company.
 The Rev Charles A. Dinsmore. D. D., pastor of the First Congregational church. made an address at Cornell university yesterday. A large attend ance was present and the students and members of the faculty were well pleased with the speaker. Dr bins more took his text from Rev 1917, And saw an angel standing in the sun"
 All the copies of the City Manuel" which were distributed last week are being collected because of the bull on the cover. The little booklet was printed by the Waterbury Blank Book Co and the error on the cover was not discovered until several hundred were ready for distribution. in fact many of them had been sent ont. The company will reprint the covers.
 Among the many events which will be held in this city on St ratrick's night will hc the annual dance of the Washington Hill A e.. which iS to take place at Buckingham Music hall. This affair is an annual event with the organization. and is always one of the hlg events of the year The advance sale Of tickets has bcen very large and thp affair promises to he a big surcess.
 The Rev I Franklin Ray oG Hart ford, who has done missionary work m Japan. spoke at the First Baptist church yesterday morning and last evening The minister made d very good impression and at long'I may I.ecnme ID" sucressur of the Re, Os- car Haywond Tn tlp m"rnin. ha TO- lated some of his experiences whi1" preaching Christianity ir Japan. while his subject in th" orouju- was The Gross of Christ tar lIopr "f the World"
 Tho following announcement wss on tho bulletin heard "f inc Soc"rG Congregational rhursl vr-tcr,lav: The treasurer of rho. church uas re- ceived l.egues' nf S-sr rr,n, iI,e cs- tate of Mrs I.ucy T Julsou. .,ln fu- come from which IS q" Ia. us-~I f,.- supplying flowers for fHe nyuN uru presented by he- m"-bp~ TIfs vfTs lbp supplemented hv a lise sum gfvnn bv her bother IharIes Traadwav Thus the loving th"ugiffnlue-z "T mother. son and daughter will I-aau- tify OUT sanctUray through yC7rs tO come
 MOnsIgnoT Sl0rum is very mu-h pleased Over the progress being made on fhe new hospital Although he has not been able 10 make a personal months he keeps in touch with what is going on there and is quite fauI1I- far with all the details. The mon siEn0r talked for ten or fifteen Insn- ufes with 2 Democrat reporter this morning. and in addition to going over his plans for the hospital he . inquired sbOut various other nat I ters of general interest in a manner ]. which shoEed that he reads the pa