Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-20

meeting tomorrow evening, at which election of officers will take place.
 John H. Brickley of this city was candidate for examination before the state board of pharmacy at Hartford yesterday.
 Joseph Faya, the ladies tailor, and Miss Grace RosSeau of Watert0wn were married at St Ann's church Mon day by the Rev Father Senesac.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated at the Immaculate Conception church at s o'clock to-mor- row morning for the late Patrick Horan Of Pleasant street.
 Miss Ruth E. Merwin, a graduate of the commercial department of the High school. class of 1903, has been appointed assistant secretary in the office of B. W. Tinker, the superinten- dent of schools.
 James Callan of Washington ave- nue. for many years an employe of Holmes, Booth & Haydens, has accept ed a position as foreman on the street department and will be in charge of the Brooklyn district.
 A fair sized crowd attended the +. of A. fair at City hall last night. The four flying Bonyards are certainly SL The voting contest will be@a battle royal because every court wants to win. The leaders are forced to the end of the line and it seems as if everyone will win, but not at the in ish. Five candidates are. even in hon. DTS for first place and nine candidates tie for second place.
 At meeting of the Drug Clerks association last night the following committee was appointed to secure s club rooms for the association: Ralph Foster, Reuben Holmes and James Benziger. In behalf of the commit tee appointed for such purpose Ralph
 Foster reported that progress was be- ing made towards the formation of state association. In three or four cities the committee. has interested several prominent drug clerks who are now working earnestly in further ing the movement. At the next meet ing the committee expects to make an even more favorable report in regard to the movement ill these cities. The new officers of Anchor lodge, No Az N. E. o. F., were installed last evening in Red Mems hall by Grand Warden J. J. Worster Supreme Guide Frank Hill and Deputy Grand Warden w. c. Mcintosh, assisted by Deputies 10. Penner, F. M. Payne and H. W. Alden. The new officers are: Emily l.. Darling, junior ex-warden: Anna l.. Shaw, warden; Carrie Riddle. vice warden; Frank Kenny, secretary; J. A. Schrieder financial secretary: T. M. Rodgers, treasurer; Annie Barrett, guide; Charles Seymour, chaplain; Ethel Baker, guardian; A. F. Parthe- nay, sentinel; Henry l.. Baker. trustee 1 and Frank Siebreicht, pianist. Follow 1 ing the installation there was fun and l frolic and refreshments for an hour or l two. | Fred Wilson Of Wplcott made | daring capture Of a runaway horse ill Exchange place yesterday afternoon l about o'clock. The sidewalks and 1 streets were crowded with people when horse, belonging to Ambrose | H. Wells of the Watertown road, ran ] madly from Center street onto Bank street apsl started to dash through Exchange place. Mir Wilson saw it
 and made q bold and successful at
 tempt to catch it by the bridle. But
 owing to the icy pavement he could
 not secure a good footing and he was dragged along by the horse. But he
 pluckily held on and finally brought I the horse to standstill. MT Will
 son was taken into the Waterbury l Drug store, where his injuries, con- I sisting of badly cut hands and nose,
 were dressed The horse and sleigh were but slightly damaged.
 The officers of Sias Bronson coli clave. Improved Order of Heptasophs, were installed last evening by Deputy Supreme Archon Johnson of Winsted, assisted by William D. Crampton of Naugatuck, as supreme inspector. Two candidates were initiated into the con- clave and five applications received. Following the installation smoker and social session was held at which addresses were made by Messrs John son, Champion, John Moriarty, Dr Thomas Bland, John J. Splain and others. The new officers are: Past archon, Dr Thomas bland; archon, James A. Duggan; provost, William Walsh: prelate. Gordon Clark; secre- tary, William Laforce; financier, John J. Geraghty; treasurer Joseph St
 Louis; inspector, Charles Raymond;