Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-21
CITY NEWS.

J. 5. MulllngS ana M. w. f1dll dlt
 at the Chalfonte, Atlantic City, N
 J.
 | Miss Rosella Lacey of Hill stree
 left Thursday for Parkville to entel l the order of the Sisters of St Joseph
 at the convent of Mary Immaculate.
 Miss Agnes McGrath returned i from New York to-day, where sh' has been for the past seven week 1 looking up and studying up th' | latest spring styles in millinery. Gilaro, the twenty months old sor
 of Mr and Mrs Raphael Ricci Of 0: l Railroad Hill street died last night 1 The funeral will be held tomorrow
 afternoon with services at the churel
 of Lady of Lourdes and interment II | Calvary cemetery.
 1 The stand pipe committee, consist
 ing of Comptroller M. D. Russell. Al derman W. J. Larkin, Fire Marsha
 Samuel c. Snagg and Commissions
 J. Merrick Gallond, estimates that il
 would cost about $30,0OO to pu' stand pipes in all the schools. Mrs Jessie Garrison, colored, oi 266 Cherry street, took dose ol | carbolic acid yesterday in mistake for headache medicine. Prompt medical attention saved her life, but it was several hours before she re gained consciousness.
 Universalist services tomorrow will be as follows. 10:30 a. m.
 preaching by Rev w. F. Dickerman subject of sermon, Our Wilderness Side" Bible school at noon. Place of meeting, c. A. R. hall, Jones Morgan building, 10S Bank street All are cordially invited.
 Upson. Singleton X Co.'S dollar shirts give satisfaction.
 A big delegation from Comstock lodge, K. of P. went to Bridgeport yesterday afternoon, where they were the guests of Joseph Dowdel lodge, and with a degree team of forty men, had charge of the iI- itiatory work, with Loren l.. Chase master and George Pettijean cap tain.
 At a meeting of the Turn Verein society last night it was voted to hold masquerade ball on April 23. The arrangement committee appoint ed is composed of c. F. Duderel, chairman: l. B. Dietrich, T.. Hilte, v. Steamer. H. Blauel, K. Wilke and A. Droz. During the concert the junior class will perform.
 Jacques Cartier conclave, I. O. H., met last night and decided to give a whist party May 1. the arrangement committee to consist of E. J. Baril L. Trudell, A. Bernier and H. Roy. Supreme Deputy and Organizer Ed ward L. Clark of Brooklyn, N Y., and District Deputy A. H. Mills were the speakers of the evening. Mem- bers from Silas Bronson and Water bury conclaves were present. Archon ]. B. Hebert resigned his office and J. A. Normand was elected in his
 When the store in J. w. Hodson'c building at the corner of Bank and Grand streets is vacated by its pres ent occupant it will be rented by the Baeder Cigar Go of New York. The Baeder Cigar Go is thought Co have the backing of the American Tobacco Go and the United States Cigar Stores Co. but Mir Hodson claims this to be untrue. He ad- mits that the Baeder Go purchases a large amount of goods from the com panies mentioned. but the parties who had leased his store did not be- long to the trust company. The new store is expected to cause much com petition in the cigar and tobacco business.
 F. E. Benham has just arrived in town with two carloads of horses which he will put up at auction at his stables at sos North Main street on next Thursday afternoon. One carload of these horses is from In- diana and the other from Ohio. All are young. sound and are well broken. weighing from l.150 to I.- 700 pounds Twenty seasoned horses ont of hard work which is f consignment by d party who has gone ont of business and who has no usa for same will also go up at this sale. among them will he found some good cart horses. business horses and drivers. Two automO- bilps will also he sold one Is a touring car in fine condition. tires arc new and everything IS in per ferr order; the other is a runabOu: This sale will be held rain or shine as ]; can he conducted under cover. Sale starts at o'clock on Thursday afternoon.
 Last evening a nun bnr of young friends of Martin J. Tehau attended birthday party at the home of his parents. Mir and Mrs FInton Tehsu. go Burton street. given in honor of his twenfy-frsr birthday. He re- eeived a number of valuable presents from his many friends. the DrIncipsI feature of tho evening being the presentation of a solid gold watch and chain. the gift of the young mans parents. the presentation be- ing made by Finton s Tehaa. q Nr Tehan responded in a fitting man ner, thanking the assembled guests for their many tokens Of esteem. Among those present were the Messrs William c. Keenan. f. Kevin J. Fitzpatrick. Fergus C. Fay. Neville Corcoran. Ffnton 6. Tehan. fr. and the Misses Catherine r Seery. Anna C. Garfield. There's Burns. Margaret Byrnes. Gertrude CouEhlan. Jennie M. Hsrdis. Kath- ryn A. Tehan and Katherine C Quinn ard Nr and Mrs Alfred Ss-- comb of Malone. N Y. Daring -hs evening many vocal selections were rendered. Miss Kathryn A. Tehzn accompanying on the piano Afts- B very enjoyable evening. su1per wss served. after which the guests de aE--- r..- --.-.a-.- rr.