Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-18
NATGATUC1 NEWS
Rev Dr aaIrtin May Build Catholic
 Church in This Town.


 Church in This Town.
 The German Catholic Building soci- ety held a meeting in the basement of St Francis's church Sunday afternoon and elected officers as follows for the ensuing year: President, Peter Hull strung, ST; recording secretary, John Hulstrung; financial secretary, Henry HulStrung; treasurer, Joseph Klein. It was also reported at the meeting that Bishop Tierney had given the Rev Dr Martin, pastor of the German church in Waterbury, power to organ ize and build German Catholic church in Naugatuck.
 Court Salem, F. of A, met last night and elected officers for the ensuing six months as follows: c. R., P. o. Lynch; s. c. R.. William Bickerdike; k. S., Roger O'Donnell; S. w., George Crychm; J. w, Charles Yerk; S. B., Cyrus Gould; J. B., Maurice Condon; captain of guard, Frederick Maune.
 Court Goodyear, F. of A., will meet tonight. All members are requested to be present, as officers for the ensu- ing six months will be elected.
 Three prisoners were before Judge Hungerford in the borough court this morning. The first case called was that of Peter Gilleck of Southington, who was arrested by Chef Smith yes terday in an intoxicated condition. The chief said that Gilleck was lying alongside the tracks in Union City when he arrested him. The judge let Gilleck go on his promise to leave town. James Reynolds was arrested by Officer Malone late last evening on South Main street. Reynolds said that he hailed from Prospect and that he had saved some money and came to town to get drunk. The judge let Reynolds go and told him to get out of town right away. Amos Carl was ar rested by Officer Malone about 12:30 o'clock last night. This morning Carl said that he had money to pay fine, but he would not pay it. The judge sent him to the town farm, telling him that if he got drunk out there it would mean good long jail sentence. Carl remarked that he did not care, as jail was as good place as any to be in.
 Superintendent F. F. Schaffer is in New York city on business to-day.
 NJ. J. Langford is in Seymour to-day on business.
 Mrs B. F. Linfeld left this morning to spend the summer at Chelsea, Mass, with relatives.
 Miss Katherine E. Foley, operator at the Naugatuck depot, left this morn ing. for months vacation at her home in Housatonic.
 The board of charities met last night and discussed at length the repairing of the dam at the town farm. A num- Der of relief cases were also acted upon, after which the board adjourned for one week.
 The voters of the Millville school district will hold their annual meeting at Millville school house.
 Clerk of the County Jail Adams was in town this morning on business.
 Miss Minnie Stevens and John Hol- Hbaugh were married at the home of the bride early this morning by the Rev A. P. Chapman. The happy cou- pie left on the S:24 train for an extend ed wedding tour. Both parties are popular young people and start married life with the best wishes of host of friends
 The board of warden and burgesses will meet tonight.
 Five newsboys took the bundle of Americans which were addressed to H. F. Mccarthy last night and sold them on the streets at the small price
 
 who were concerned in this deal are going to be made to settle for the six ty-five Americans which the bundle contained, so MT Mccarthy says.
 pr J. J. Carroll left this morning for Lee, Mass, where he is to be married tomorrow morning.
 Mir and Mrs W. J. Neary of Barnum court are in Meriden to-day attending the funeral of Mrs Neary's father, Daniel Ryan of that place.
 The tickets are selling fast for the public debate to be given by the mem bers of the Pi Kappa Phi Debating so- city at the High school building to-mor- TOW night. The subject is, Resolved, That bachelors should be taxed"
 James Farrel of Bridgeport was in town this morning on business.
 Henry Barnard of Hartford was in town this morning on business.
 H. R. Warmer of New York city was in town this morning on business.