Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-09
CITY NEWS

The condition or Dr George G. Herr, who is\ ill with typhoid fever, is re. 1 ported as favorable to-day.
 ElRney; serge ant-at-aTnas, Miss Sophia meet at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon for the purpose of electing officers. A full attendance is desired.
 Division 5, A. o. Fl. will hold an inn 1 pOrtant meeting this evening when ! the election of officers VIII take place. Every member is requested To be pres ent.
 The strictly beginners dancing class opened by Prof Bailey last Tuesday l evening in Citizens Bank block was, strange to state, composed mostly of young ladies.
 l Judge PeasleE's handsome. bird Cog 1 got dose of poison to-day and was taken to Dr Blandss infirnary in dy- ing condition. The doctor said this af- ternoon that the dog swallowed strych- nine and had but q lighting chance for its life.
 l ! The annual .1aefing of the State As- sociation of Boys opened at the '. M. l O. A. at o'clock, this afternoon: It will be continued tomorrow, the ses- sion opening at g o'clock.-s The meet ing this eveating will be at the First ! church. ' ' rrof Griggs Of New Jersey delivered | an address before the Waterbury WO> mems club in Leayen#orth hall yes4er> 1 day afternoon. His theme was "The Luxury Theory" andNhe handled it in manner which showed that great many are slaves to habit.
 The railroad company has purchased 1 aAxoSN [. 1 inson's feed store on West Main street ] and, also the vacant land in the ,rear, $ ST tl6a place belonged to R. KUnBrawEG | and is by no means all the company wants in that neighborhOoh
 | Alfred W. Poilak, graduate of the class of '98 of the Waterbury High school, and who is connected with the l Montefiore home in New York, has aa very able article in the Medical Record I Of November 9, entitled '"The primary malignant t81nor of the lungs" The 1 article does MT Pollak much credit. J The WateIbury club held its annual meeting this week and Lewis J.. Hart, Charles D. Meigs, E. H. Williams and George Rockwell were elected tos :fhe 1 board of managers 10 serve three years. Otis s. Eorthop was elected to If1ll the unexpired term of A. o, Jen' The annual meeting of the State As
 The Waterbury Medical association will meet Monday evening ia the doc tors club room in the Mullings build. ing. Dr Charles Ogtlby of New York will be present and will read a paper on Foot Deforln1ties Frequently Met With by the General Practitioner D1 IA B. Davis of New York win also dread a paper. ,t"'~a @@s q Director Fulton has selected very pleas sing program for the prom at City hall tomorrow evening. An excep- tionally large band will be on hand and every effort will be made to mako thfs the most enjoyable prom tAs, band has yet given. Don't forget the concert at Jacques theater Sunday evening. >, =.
 At, the meeting of the Ladies, aux, 1 i1iary, A. o. H., last night, officers were chosen as follows: President Miss Hanna Moriarty; vice-president Miss Katie Lynch; recording secretary Miss Mary Kelly; financial secretary Mrs Margaret Alien; treastlrer, Miss Mary Phelan; sentinel. Miss Mary De E The First division, A. O. HI, will GuiIfofle.
 The board of equalization is having lots of callers, but for some reason or other few if any are finding much fault with the tVaIues put upon their property by the assessors. Probably this is due to the faeee that Waterbury rate payers are becoming reconciled ' to the situation and know that the taxes are bound to be high right along '-' " ,S-r"-' At a meeting of the Mattatuck Roe and Gun club last night officers wer4 chosen as follows: President, Charles A. Templeton; treasurer, Charles E Hall; recording secretary, Willis M Hall; financial secretary, F.. H Blanchard; captain, Edwin Hart; mem Ebers of executive committee, Andrew IT. Cooney, J. J. O'Eeill. Captain liar and Dr McEliigett, will represent tho 2. club at the annual meeting of gur clubs in Hartford in January. It was decided to restock the woods of Wa terbury with quail. ... .'. A large crowd went to Hamilton hall last evening and enjoyed thu Fdance which was given by the Nassau Social club. There were sixteen dance furnished by LaIier's orchestral TfTt following are the committees who were in charge of the affair: Arrange ment. Joseph RFrnes, James ShauEh messy, William Boyle, Michael Foley and William Miller; reception William Egan. William Byfnes. Christopf1ei Degnan, William Morgan, Joseph Fin ley. William Sweeney. Harry BuclElng I ham, John Kelly, John Cunningham Charles Byrnes, George Walker, Will Ham Foley, James Delaney, Nicholas Kenney, James Kenney, James Moore
 William Forrest and Joseph Conlon.