Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-05
CITY NEWS.


 install it's new officers tonight in K. l of c. hall
 Mrs Ellen A. Flanagan and Michael Sayles were married last week in St Thomas's church.
 Miss Agnes Hayes, Miss Mary Daly and Miss Mary O'Connor of 6 South l Oak street are on a visit to New Ha- ven for two weeks.
 The new officers of Wadhams post, G. A. R., and the Woman's Relief corps were installed Saturday night by District Deputy Jones of Nauga- luck
 All members of the "Joan of Arc" chorus are specially requested to at tend the rehearsal tonight The re- hearsal will be held in the main audi torium of the First church.
 The Economic league held meet ing yesterday and elected officers as follows: President, James M. Lynch; vice president, John T. Daly; core spending and financial secretary, John H. Flanagan; treasurer, James F. Pry- or. ,'.'..'
 Waterbury Go, U. R. K. P, met Sat urday and elected these officers: Cap tain, David Miller; first lieutenant, George E. Pettijean; second lieuten- ant, B, c. Sanderson: knight loyal re- corder, c. R. Manville; treasurer, F. IA. Risdon.
 The Union Rescue mission which was organized eight years ago, has suspended business for the present. The Rev J. A. Gardner, for the past l fiVo r1nnthS c11norinfando1f nf ho I,oic sion, has accepted call to the Second Advent church at Lynn, Mass. I A large congregation was present at i the Sacred Heart church last evening to listen to the third of a series of lec- lures given by the Rev Father Fitzger- aid. The subject of Father lFitzgerald's S lecture last evening was ''The Mystery | of the Blessed Trinity" It was very interesting and instructive. <1 | The Polish residents of the town have organized society for mutual aid and benevolence, which they have called the Ognisko corporation and articles of incorporation drawn up by Attorney Lawlor have been filed in the town clerks office. There are only about twenty Polish families in the 1 town.
 The dressmaking, millinery and sewing classes at the Friendly league will be omitted until further notice owning to the illness of Miss Shoe, dl- rector and instructor of the depart ment of domestic arts. The classes in physical training will not be re- stunned until next week. All other classes will begin work this week |. The tenth marriage anniversary of MT and Mrs L.. Liebestkiur was cele- brateds last evening at their home, IA Vine street, most of the prominent He- brews;of this city participating. Quite number of New York people were present. The dinner was excellent, and the presents to the couple were very handsome and appropriate to the occasion. The affair was the most en- l joyable held here for some time.
 All the wire drawers in the city are requested to meet at Buffers and Pol | ishers' hall on Grand street next Sun day afternoon at o'clock, for the pur- pose of hearing an address by District Organizer M. J. Hanlon of Meriden, who will speak about the benefits of organization. The primary, purpose of the meeting is to form a union among the wire drawers. This is the second attempt in that line.
 Within the past two days about sixty carloads of coal have arrived in this city. Two dealers, Frank Miller & Go and the Waterbury Lumber and Coal Co., have received, it is said, from if teen to eighteen carloads each. In each car there are from twenty to twenty. five tons. The coal did not arrive in the regular coal cars but was carried in box cars. Perhaps the owners were afraid that it might be stolen on the way and therefore had it enclosed in box cars.
 With its first issue of the new year the Commercial Record, which for twenty years has so we'll represented the real estate, building, financial and general business interests of Connecti cut and western Massachusetts, is is sued in new form and with all the old and number of additional features The steady growth of the Record has made the change imperative, the three column page, the standard for papers of this class, having been adopted This change is an unquestioned i'm provement, making the paper more readable and convenient, without sacri ficing any of the features which have CoHliIU uted SO idESely CO tue success Ol the paper in the past.
 The following are the new officers of the Third Congregational church Clerk. Samuel W. Chapman; treasurer Miller c. Haynor; executive commit. tee. Adam Callan 2d, Charles Tyack Gilbert N. Henderson, Donald Nickel lar, Fred Jackson, John Thomas, Ed. ward J. Carver: deacons for three years. Miller c. Haynor James CaIlan superintendent of the Sunday school Thomas B. Walker; superintendent ot the primary department, Marion B Hunter; standing committee, Miller c. Haynor, Samuel W. Chapman Charles Tyack. James Tyack, William Broughton, Thomas B. Walker. Fred erick Chapman, John M. Henderson Mrs John M. Henderson, Mrs Thomas Jackson, Mrs A. H. Andrews, Mrs M c. Germann.
 The Upson Jewelry Go, notwith. standing an excellent Christmas trade