Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-30

New stock of 200 working trous CTS at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 Comstock lodge, K. of P. will hold a smoker on the evening of April '
 A daughter was born to AIr and Mrs Arthur Wallinger of 3S Cosset1 street. ts...
 George Andrew Noble of this cit has been made member of Alph Sigma Phi of Yale university.
 Mrs William Smith of Bridgepor is spending a few days with MT Katharine Ryan of Wall street.
 The Rev E. P. Farnham of Brook lyn, N. Y. occupied the pulpit of tn First Baptist church yesterday.
 The Rev Henry D. Coe of Brook lyn, N. Y, will occupy the pulpit 0 the First Baptist church next Sun day.
 Joseph A. Bergin and Charle: O'Connor, students in the Yale Law school, spent Sunday at their home in this city.
 Miss Julia P. Hayes, Miss Irene K. Daly, Miss Kathleen M. McDonalt and Miss Margaret M. O'Connor wis ited in New Haven to-day. Mir and Mrs Joseph Laird celebrat- ed the twenty-fifth anniversary Of their marriage Saturday night at their home on Lounsbury street.
 The Rev Dr Dinsmore of the Firs Congregational church took occasion yesterday to thank the congregation for the increase in salary iron S3,000 to $3,500 year.
 Miss Elizabeth M. Case of this city and Ray L. Oles of Colebrook were married at the parsonage of the First Methodist church by the Rev F. D Walter on Monday March 23.
 Misses B. and A. McGrath, 65 Bank street. announce their spring millinery opening Tuesday, Wednes- day and Thursday. All the latest de- signs will be shown. No cards.
 Miss Margaret NJ. O'Connor, a stu dent of the Pratt institute, Brooklyn N. Y., is spending the spring vaca tion at the home of her mother, Mr. Joanna O'Connor of South Eln street.
 The Bargain Millinery at 265 Bank street is now having it's spring open ing. At this opening may be seen all the latest models and trimmings Tn millinery at remarkably low prices. An invitation is extended to all To attend this opening.
 George w. Slade. a former em ploye of the Miller & Peck Go, died Friday at his home in Cornwall Bridge. The funeral was held thi, afternoon. He was a member oi Townsend lodge, I. O. O. F., of this city, and a delegation from the so. ciety attended the funeral.
 On Wednesday evening the Wo. mems Missionary and Social union will give a reception to the Rev Oscar Haywood. D. D., in the parlors of the First Baptist church. The local Ministers club will tender a reception to the doctor tomorrow.
 "Stetson" flexible hats. feather weight. s3.5O at Upson, Singleton & Cos.
 T. ]. Coylc. 36 Cassidy avenue. re- ceived notice Saturday last of the death of his sister, Mrs James Flood in St Helens. Lancashire. England on March r. Mrs Flood was born in naT TvH and has lived in St Helens for the last twenty years.
 I. Chase & Son the well known Exchange Place milliners started their annual spring opening today. The store has been beautifully dee orated for the occasion. All the fash ionable foreign and domestic styles which are to be worn this season are on display and cordial invitation IS extended to all to attend.
 elf Bradley. formerly of this city hut now of New Haven. was flned SD and costs in that city Friday for violation of the liquor law. The Len oA club of Chapel street of which lie was proprietor was raided on inc com plaint of a woman who said that her son came home almost every nignc intoxicated from beverage obtained ar the Benox.
 Mines Allard and Blanchette the French milliners at 124 South Main street extend an invitation to all the ladies and misses of the city to at- tend their spring opening which opens tomorrow and which will con- tinue on "Wednesday and Thursday. The display includes a stylish and complete line of ladies. Misses and Children's trimmed hats.
 Robert Bowers 0f this eity was struck I,y a trolley gar about mid- night Saturday near inc Summit switch on the Cheshire line He was hit with such fore that his skUli was fractured and ha is now at the hospi- tsI in a zeriOus condition The car whieh hit Bowers was in c1arge of NOto-mau S1ahI and Conductor Doug lass Although the former made vsEorgus effort to bring the car to a sep bef1-e ft co1IiIe,I with Bowers he uss unabIe tO do so The man was