Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-14
CITY NEWS
The board of public works met at o'clock this afternoon.

The board of public works met at i l o'clock this afternoon.
 Assembly decorations at American band prom this evening. Auditorium. 4 requiem high mass will be celr- brated Monday morning at St Francis Xavier's church at 7;3D o'clock for the late William H. Sweeney of Stone strpet.
 The Military band gave another of ifs pr0menades last evening at City lalI. The band rendered good music and the floor was never in better con dition.
 At short calendar in the district court today, Judge Cowell presiding, Il number of motions of minor im- portance were allowed. Most of them were for time to file answers. Mr and Mrs William E. Carson wish 10 announce that they were married b1 Rev Father Gleeson of St Patrick's s church. and not in New York. as was printed ill some of the papers.
 You can have good time by attend ing the Big Seven Social clubs fourth annual concert and promenade in the auditorium "Wednesday. February 1. Nee gir,S, fine floor and Lallicr's or cheStra.
 There are still some vacancies in the new class in physical training at the FrIendly league. This class for begin ncrs will met on Tuesday evening at a quarter to s. Patterns of suits may be obtained in the office of the super. ,ntendent,
 So many people have called at the Democrat office for calendars and were disappointed in not receiving them that wc have just issued a monthly caien- dar. with fire alarm and railroad time table Any person desiring one of these can secure it at the office
 At the annual meeting of the Cen; tral club yesterday officers were chosen as follows: President. (. ". Nesser: vice-president and treasurer, Orthiel Ives; governing board, l.. Tru- deli. Charles Helms, c. w. Messer Helms. !. P. Sheehan. C. ". Messef and o. Ives.
 After the installation of the new off. ccrs of Court Linden last night a SO cinl session was held. the following contributing to the program: Jchn Jones, song: Dr Hayes, recitation; re ma ks. VI. J. Carney: song. Edward Delaney; jig dancing. Robert Rourke: song. T. ]. Fltzgerald; song. Timothy Lcary.
 Thursday evening, the members Of Teuronia lodge. Union City, No 3I6, Y. l.. Q. P. were installed by Lena Bronson. specially commissioned for the evening. and many members of Humboldt lodge were present The secretary made his report for the year and showed gain of 30 Der cent in membership and a large increase in i funds.
 1 The detectives new quarters in the : City hall. back of the city court room. will soon he ready for them. Here they can lay their plans and cogitate without fear of interruption. The con tract for the work was given to Rob. ert Mackie. who opened up the Rogues' gall,ry as well. It is rumorad that De tcctivc Dodds will he photographer of rognes, hut the detective has nothing to say about that.
 The new officers of Court Shields. ! r. of A.. were installed last night. a social session following during which speeches were made by Deputy James Freney and Patrick McNulty of f Court ViCilant. and Brother Bossidv of Court Oregon. Songs were ren. i dered by William F. Hughes. Timothy Foley. John O'Rrien and Patrick Bar. rv. M. r. McKennernev and J. J. ! McDonald gave recitatioins.
 Grace Bartlett of Hartford. whose ! maiden name was Mertcv. asked to bc l divorced in the Hartford court yester, l day from Herbert F. Bartlett of Wa | terhury. who was charged with lntol I erahle cruelty. They were married in Springfield. Mass. on July 1S, Is9l l The divorce was granted and Mrs Rariyett was given the custody oi two minor children. Earl. aged ! { years. and Hazel, aged ( years.
 The funeral of Abraham Shapir, took place Thursday with service h, Rabbi Silvernail and intcrTncnt in in, Hebrew cemetery at NH Plain. Solo m3n Wellington. principall Of the He brew school. spoke of tho moral sid of the young mans character. The flu neral was very largely attended. man, heiI 2 present from out of town. inclnd ing Abraham shapiro of Yonkers. \ T.. Meyer Shaniro and Isaac Shapir 'oI Bayonnc. \. T.. Max Cohn Q
 Bridgeport. Nr and Mrs Moses Saya
 New Haven; Jennie WineberG. Ne, I'r,tain.
 Alex vOn Humboldt lodge. Nn 2r
 Y. r.. q. r.. installed the followln
 officers last evening in FoTesters' lial
 for the ensuing year: Warden. Ma,
 EpiSling; vice warden. Margaret Son
 derman: secretary. Lena Browne: Ii
 nInciai secratary. Ernest Penner
 treasurer. Clara Armbru>isr: guid.
 Clara Sutherland: chaplain. Lena Eel,
 sentinel. Lena Diyis: guardian. Lem
 Stadlcr: truSter for threa years. Vii
 liam tIcyer: physician. Dr John ]
 Galley. The installing officer wa
 nctputy GTanJ Warden Charles Hanz
 of New Haven. assisted hy Emil (
 Stslnmau. \ social session follow ed
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