Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-09
CITY NEWS.

Miss Agnes Phalen of Ansonia is visiting Miss Margaret H. Mccormack, IA Cherry street.
 Bargains at John Geislers, 315 Bald win street Shoulders 10c lb; skinned b. hams 12c; pork loins lie.
 Alvin George the weeks old child of Mir and Mrs George O'Connor of 39 William street, died last night. The funeral took place this afternoon, with interment in St Joseph's cemetery. There is a good prospect of a great attendance at the Archambault-Jewell recital at City hall this evening. The event will be remembered, for very | seldom are we treated to grand opera | singers. America lodge, A. o. U. w, installed | its new officers last night. During the evening Past Workman John w. Byars was made the recipient of gold watch. Several of the grand officers l were in attendance.
 Two boys were found in New Britain last evening by the police. They said they were 16 years of age and their names James O'Leary and Herbert Newell of this city. Theirapeople were communicated with and to-day they were brought home.
 The new officers of, Court Linden, F. of A., were installed last night by Deputy James J. Fitzgerald, assisted by Worthy Herald George Husker. A social session followed during which addresses were made by Dr John +. Hayes, William Lawlor and others. The Butchers union met last night and elected these officers: President, So N win nnf o1- ter c. Hennessey, Jr; financial secre- tary, Wellington Wookey; recording secretary, Francis McGrath; treasurer, John Green; trustees, Charles Gomper, Claude Williams, James Manton; guard, Joseph A. Lawlor; guide, James Man ton, IT.
 The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Gil- lotte took place yesterday afternoon from her late home on Pemberton street, with service at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father McGuane and interment in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were Thomas Saunders, William Devoy, John Con- don and John Griffin. There was a | large number of floral tributes.
 The Ffauen Krankers Verein Ger mania held it's twenty-seventh annual meeting last night and elected these officers: President, Mrs Dorothy | Schmidt; vice-president, Mrs Rosa Hellmann; recording secretary, Mrs M. PorZenheim; financial secretary, Mrs Ja- I cob Hafen; cashier, Mrs Maier Kaiser; treasurer Mrs Martin Hellmann; sick committee, Mrs A. Werzinger, Mrs A. l Wenzel and Mrs Louisa Schick
 The Women's Benevolent society of the Second Congregational church held l its annual meeting yesterday afternoon and elected the following oIncers: Pres l ident. Mrs G. R. Dodge; vice-president, Mrs J. Fl. Hart; recording secretary, Mrs W. H. Camp; corresponding secre- tary, Mrs o. H. Lyman; treasurer, Mrs | Y. Wilcox; executive committee, Mrs D. F. Webster. Mrs c. c. Hill, Mrs w. I M. Cottle, Mrs O. H. Bronson, Mrs F. l.. BIakely, Mrs M. A. Leate. Mrs H. D. Hotchkiss and Mrs F. H. Hum phrey.
 At the annual meeting of Clark com mandery, k. T., last night, officers were elected as follows: Wilbur F Bryan, E. C.; John B. Ebbs. G.. Ben I jamin L. Coe, C. G.; Joseph H. Wood. ward, s. W; Burton G. Bryan, J. w.; Henry T. Stedman, T; Franklin B. Daniels, R. The appointive officers have yet to be announced. The trus. tees are, one year, P G. c. Nelson. I 1 Welton; two years, Joseph R. Smith three years, F. c. Carl E. Munger trustees of Clark Good Will fund are Nelson J. Welton, Franklin L. Curtiss and Henry H. Peck. Addresses were made by the Rev Dr Anderson, Dl Buckley and the Rev MT Haywood.
 The funeral directors of the state are very much interested in the passage o1 a bill which will be presented to tht coming session of the general assembly providing for a state board of exam iners to be appointed by the governor before whom all persons desiring tc engage in the business of embalmins bodies of human beings and preparinI them for burial shall be obliged to ap pear and pass a successful examination or run the risk of getting into tn, meshes of the law if they attempt tt conduct undertaking establishment. without license. It is said that there are many men engaged in this business not in Waterbury, of course, who meet to spend some time in a school for em
 balm1ng in order to acquire the neces sary knowledge to properly embalm $ body. It is a good law and there doe, not appear to be any reason why f
 should not be passed.
 A very largely attended meeting o1 < Local 37 of the Buffers and Polishers
 union was held in Congress hall las
 night Over 400 members were pres : ent. The election of officers resulted
 as follows: President, John T. Daily
 vice president, William Howard; tinan
 cial secretary, James Bowe: assistan financial secretary, William Mcdonald
 recording secretary, James Mcclure treasurer, Daniel Hackett; guard
 James Wilson; trustees, Jeremiah De
 laney, Martin Plunkett Frant O'Rourke; delegate to the Central La
 Dor union, Jeremiah Shannahan; dele. gate to meeting of the national coun cil Richard White. A handsome gold watch was presented to President
 Daily by the members of the union as a token of their regard for the abl, manner in which he has presided ovel the meetings of the union and of tn,