Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-18
CITY NEWS

James A. Hynes, the insurance agent is circulating a handsome 1904 calendar among his friends.
 The board of finance met last night and approved the payrolls and mlscel- laneolls bills. Another meeting will b held next Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock
 Charles H. Taylor, as administrator on the estate of the late A. F. Taylor, has entered suit against Thomas H. IcGrath for $51 for rent. MT Nc Gath is foreman for the Platt Bros Go on Brown street
 Court Hamilton will give an old fashioned dance this evening at Mill flaln. All who ever attended time given by this popular organization never went away disappointed. A good time awaits all tonight.
 The divorce petition of Margaret St Peter against Alfred St Peter of this city was down for hearing on the short calendar in the New Haven SUI perior court to-day. Desertion Is said to be the grounds of the suit.
 It was rumored about town today that Thomas Kelly was slated for q place on the board of public works. "Oh," replied MT Kelly, when asked about it, there's no truth in it. I have more boards now than can find time to drive nails in
 The following officers were elected last night at meeting of Court Han cock, F. of A: Chief ranger, T Dona- hue; sub-chief ranger, ID. Hanley: f. nancia1 secretary, NJ. J. Keefe; senior woodward, F. Shea; Junior woodward, W. McCristle: senior beadIe. r. SuIli- van; junior beadle. T. J. Begnal; lee turer, L.. Bowling; trustees. James Hynes and T. Green; physician, Dr B. A. O'Hara; druggist, J. F. Duncan.
 John R. Andrews of Bristol was found wandering around the west end by the police to-day and was taken to the police station. He has been miss ing from his home for some days and his friends have been very anxious concerning him and have sent inquiries to various places. When he left home he was said to have plenty of money, but when he was found to-day he did not have a cent. His friends in Bris- tol have been notified.
 People who have business to do with the board of charities should bear in mind that the office will. not be open on Christmas day, so that parties who fail to put in an appearance on Thursday, December 24. will have to make up a Christmas dinner at their own ex- pense. There were a few new callers at the office to-day They claimed that they had remained away as long as they could and would not have come even now only on account Of the hard freezing weather. So far the demands made upon the department of charities have nor exceeded the usual number of tlis season, if they came up 10 that
 At a largely attended meeting of Court Rose Hill, No 91, F. of A, last night. the following officers were elect ed for the ensuing term: c. R, John Barry: S. c. R., John Savers; Y. s., T. !. Bowling: treasurer, Timothy Gar ren: R. S., William Clasby; senior woodward, William I1adden; junior woodward, Patrick Pulley; junior bea- dle. John Maher; senior beadle, NJ. I,awlor: physician, Dr T. T. Kilmartin, druggist, William Fallon; first trustee, NJ Sheehan: third trustee, Edward Tucker: lecturer, Mago Sheehan. There were quite a few visiting mem bers from other courts in the city pres ent and remarks were made by the visiting brothers as we'll as by the 1 newly elected officers. The installa- ton will take place the first meeting in January. It Is expected that every member will be present as the court is going to have one of the best social sessions it ever had after the meeting. There were four applications received l last night and the court is i'll a very flotarishing condition,