Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-19
CITY NEWS.

Don't bake. but buy Domestic pies.
 Have you seen those jars of butter they are selling at the Boston Butter House?- See their ad.
 Work was commenced to-day on the West Main street sewer, between Leavenworth and Church streets.
 Superintendent O'Brien of the bu- reau of water is having all the hy- drants and standpipes about the city painted.
 The board of education will hold a meeting at S:15 o'clock tonight to consider the revised plans of the archi- tect.
 The Central band, Kings Daugh- ters, gave strawberry festival in the reception room of the First Methodist church last night.
 Special forecast for Connecticut and Eastern New York-Fair tonight and Thursday: higher temperature; light southwesterly winds.
 The many friends of John B. Maher of S09 East Main street are pleased to see him around once more, after being sick for several weeks with malaria.
 At a meeting of the Bunker Hill school district last night J. J. McCau- ley was elected committeeman, W. E. Thoms collector and George $. Clapp treasurer.
 Andrew Gardner, for several years q foreman at the Farrel foundry and Machine Co, has accepted a position in the hydraulic department at Benedict & Burnham's-
 The Webster school has been hon. ored with the presence of 39T visitors during the past school year, as may be seen by perusal of the visitors regis try book. This is an exceptionally large list of visitors.
 Tomorrow the county commission CTS will hear evidence for and against the transferring of the license of the late Thomas Ferris to Mir Moynahan. The place is situated at the corner of Liberty and River streets.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Mrs J. c. Eggleston, G. D. Hicks, Charles K. stratton, Leora Lewis, Miss Dora Austin, Miss l.. James. Miss Helen Clifton, Miss Margaret Stafford, J. W. Khona, Clin- ton Colby, L. NJ. Winters.
 The First division, A. O. H., he'd meeting last night and elected oifcers: President, Christopher Talbot; vice president, Patrick Brennan; financial secretary. James Dean; recording sec retary, Charles Lee; treasurer, James Meagher; doorkeeper, William Keat- ing; sergeant at arms, William D. Kee- man.
 Court Falcon, F. of A., elected the following officers last evening: Chief ranger, Daniel O'Neill; sub-chief ranger, Francis J. K. Lyons; record ing secretary, James Murray; financial secretary. J. G. Egan; treaurer, John Calvin; senior woodward, Patrick Dunn; junior woodward, Christopher Dunn; senior beadle, Peter Walsh; junior beadle, John Phelan; trustee, John Seery.
 The Jackson Stone Go of this city filed articles of association at- the office of the town clerk yesterday. The capital stock of $30,000 is divided into 300 shares, held by Jerome A. Jackson and Fred s. Jackson of New York, Charles G. Dutch of New Haven, Charles A. Jackson of Waterbury and Edward Fitzpatrick and William B. Mahoney of tMs city.-Bridgepor Tele- gram.
 An. entertainment and sociable will be given tonight at Turn hall, Scovill street for the benefit of the St Cecilia German school. Among the numbers of the stage program will be an exhl- bition by the senior and junior Turn vereins connected with St Cecilia's parish. vocal solos, duets thd trios by the Misses Josie Armbruster, Katie, Lizzie and Mary Nassann. Professor HalIam's orchestra and John Siefen, prompter Admission 15 cents. Ice cream will be served.
 The bird lecture given under the aus pices of the Waterbury Scientific so- city was well attended last night, their invited guests filling their rooms to and the lantern slides were quite true to nature. Many of the birds were undoubtedly new to some of the audi ence. Others were the home birds and were nicely illustrated by the lantern slides. The Naturalist club felt we'll repaid for postponing their meeting to attend the above lecture and return their thanks for the favor shown them.
 he St Jean Baptiste socIcsy held it's semi-annual meeting last night and elected the following board of officers: Pre- sident. Joseph Gauth1er, vice presi- dent, William Rochon; financial sec retary, T. F. Berube; assistant secre- tary, F. Blondin; recording secretary, K. Pratte; corresponding secretary, Eugene Arcand; treasurer, Nazair Dauphinais; sick and visiting com mistee, A. Allard and Joseph Turcotte; inside sentinel, Theodor- Valdenyant; outside sentinel, Melford Valdenvant; finance committee. Ludger Lavigne, Joseph Villette, .Argenmsra St Sau- yerer. The treasrlrer's report showed a balance on hand amounting to $i.,3c0.. The receipts for the last six months amounted to S1,Q40, and the sick and death claims footed up. The society has a membership of 230.
 At the meeting of the board of pub lie works lasr night the riatter Of designating places for band concerts was referred to Mayor Kilduff, with power to act. The first concert of the season will be given at Stanley park tomorrow night. The platform flor the musicians is ready for use and is quite an interesting device. It is held