Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-08
CITY NEWS

The annual report of the First Bap- list church, submitted last night, showed very successful year
 Genera! Organizer Beecher of the 1 Stnte Association of Master Builders addressed the local organization last night.
 The directors ot the Elton hotel III. spectcd the building yesterday and found work progressing farorabiy. IF everything moves along aS planned the holcl will he opened June |
 Building Inspector Chattield has Is sued orders not to allow more thHu 300 persons in the top gallery c Jacques theater and also that nobody be permitted to stand in tue nisles or iu thc rear of the seats, citbcr in the galleries or or the main floor. Cercle Franco-American will hold their seventh annual concert and ball on Thursday evening at Leavcnworth hall. There will bo four concert and eighteen dance plumbers. The music will be furnished by Lallicr's orches- tra and Prof l.. ]. Bouffard will do the prompting.
 There was no city court today. Tue cases against the four men in whose premises slot machines were found yesterday were continued to to-mol row. Prosecutor Mciys said there was | prospect Uf settlement and oD that aCcount he did not wish to prosecute, Some of the men were not aware that hr lo, ft huVS SDrlI machines on their premises.
 The case against Mrs Margaret O'Donnell for embezzlemeut was not called in the Litchfield county court yesterday aS by agreement of counsel it was put over to the April term. By that tin1a new features will have aris- pn ID the case as the settlement of the estate from which the alleged emhe1 element is said to have been made will have progressed good deal.
 Major Henry Norton of Wallingford had charge of the battalion drill in the local arm0ry last night, with liouten- ! ant !. Richard North of New Haven as adjutant, Each company was di- vlded into two platoons. representing q battalion If four companies. com- manded by Captain Fitzpatrick on the rcht and Captain Carter on the left, Lieutenant Falpn, right center, and ] Lieuteuaut Bangs, Jeff center.
 At tue annual meeting of the Con. necticut Veterinary association, held i yesterday in Hartford. officers were i chosen as follows: President, Dr !. i II. Gardner of Norwich: vice prcsi, dent. Dr q. W. Loveland of Torrine- ton; second vice president, Dr J. +. i Kelly of New Haven: secretary, Dr E. K. Dow of Willimantlc; treasurer, pr r.. C. Ross of New Haven. The board of censors elected was as follows: Dr Thomas Bland of Waterbury, chai
 man; Dr C. l.. Adams of Putnam. Dr II. L. Tower of Willimantic. Dr II. r
 Bates of Norwalk and Dr l.. E. Jud son of Winsted.
 At q largely attended meeting ot Silas Bronson concIare. No 6jl. l. 0 H., held last evening, the following officers were installed by the district deputy: Supreme archon, William Johnson; past archon, James A. Dug gan; archon, William La Force; pro vost. Charles Raymond; prelate, Vii liam Neville; secretary, Francis Gun ningbam; tinancier. John ]. Geraehty treasurer, Joseph St Louis: inspecto, John W. Cantield; warder, Walter Walsh: sentinel. William Walsh; trus tees, James A. Hynes. James II. Mul vile, James A. Duggan. After install lation Past Archon James A. DuggaI was presented with past archon'. jewel. X social session followed.
 Barcelona council held its first puh
 lie installation of officers last evenlug
 District Deputy John NJ. Hearn in
 stalled the following officers for the
 ensuing year: G. K, Rev Farrell Mar
 tin. DID: T.. c. K. ]. W. Scully
 treasurer. Thomas Kane; |. S, JohI
 NJ Joy: F. s. August Coward: C.. W
 II. Lawlor; L.. Thomas Casey: warden
 r. Shugrue: l. C., D. Hickey; c. G.. P
 Costigan; trustees. E. GauGhan. T. J
 Shauahan and L. H. Brennan. .ifteI
 the installation exercises were com
 pleted refreshments were served ant
 dancing was induIgcd in. Among th,
 speakers of the evening were the Re'
 Fathers Broderick and Martin. D. H
 Tierney of Sheridan council and th,
 district deputy. John II. Hearn. ar'
 members Of the different councils.
 \ home wedding took place st 2o
 Washington avenue at ? r. h. ycster
 day. when Alice 1. Kahl. formerl. icashiar at Reid X Hughes, was ioine, i iu wedlock to Albert :. Nodine a Naucatuck by the Rev Mir Buckley o Trinity church The bride was becotr . ingly -ovned ir gray crepe dc chin over silk. with a touch Of white lac , and pink Danne velvet she wore . white lace and chiffon hat with pin , rcsehuis and carried a shower tonque ? of hrid" roses. After the ceremony . wedding Inn rheon was served and th . h9rny ruupin left amid shower o . rice Tho brides tr3vclIng gown wa ? brown with paune velvet hat [ match The ,auplc were thC recipient Of numerous and costly gifts. Afte their return they wiIl reside in Naugs
 tuck.
 Have you nid jcwelry. Look ut
 those secret places where ID days -oI. ! by you have laid away some soi trinssts BTnE the oli pieces ID [
 us and have them made to Iool. Ek
 nev. Wen pay you cash for them a
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 Bank >tr"er.