Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-22
CITY NEWS

Lieutenant Governor Woodruff was in town to-day on personal business. John NJ. Fogarty of School street has resigned his position with F.
 kernan of Bank street
 James I.afiamme rendered a rcecp ton to a number of his friends Sat urday night at his home on Green mount terrace.
 Yesterday afternoon the Shippers defeated the Long Hill Jrs.. by a score of 34 to 23, Batteries were Mccoy and Wilson for the Shippers. Kellar and Coleman for the Long Hill Jrs. A writ in summary process proceed ings was served to-day upon Emma Reynolds of Ward street. for possess ion of the apartments she. occupies. s..fhe plaintiff Is Ferena',I laNiiddlebury. '''" "''
 The Albert S. Cook poetry prize in
 Yale university has been awarded to George Bremner TennaDt of Water bury. of the graduate department. for a group of poems entitled Lux ci veritas and Other Sonnets."
 The joint committees of the Concor- dias and the Turn verein Voerwaerts held their first quarterly session yes terday. Otto Kleinert. presided and William Geinsberger acted as clerk It was a very harmonious session. It is requested that all perss ns who have promised money will send 1t in at the meeting of the Queens Daught- CTS on Tuesday evening. Ii is also re- quested that all committees make their reports and hand in what ever bills they have received.
 John Milton BurralI. 2nd of this city and Miss Inez Hart. for some time past stenographer in the office of the Platt Button company on Brown street. were married Saturday at Grace church. Chantry. New York. hy the Rev John w. Lewis. rector of Sf. Johns church. Waterbury. John Booth Burrall. cousin of the groom. was best man. The bride was unattended The ushers were George L. White.- JG.'w P. Bryan. Herbert NJ. Epson and Lew is A. Hart. Mir and Mrs BurralI will he at home after July 1 at 22 Pine street.
 Commander George Robbins of wadhams post. C. \. R.. has detailed the following members to speak to the school children on next Friday. May 26: Crosby High school. \. W. Green man: Bishop street. W. C. McKinley: Clay street. Roby M. True: Driggs school. w. F. Hinckley: Hendricken. school. !. r. Friend: Merriam school. C. c. Futile: Mulcahy school. T. c. Norton: Washington street. C. Seeley: Welton street. E. D. Rush: Bank street. ]. |. Sake: Barnard school. ]. T. Egan: Margaret Croft sechool. E. C. Msrggraff: ,Drblin street. !. s. Hayes: Lincoln school. A. Winter: Porter W. E. Tysoe: Webster school. Q. W. Cornish. City Normal school. O. A. Robbins: sf Mary's parochial school. William Milton-
 The oflcers and directors meeting of the Catholic Women's association will be held this evening All ladies and gentlemen who had ffrkefs out for the recent whist are urgently request- esi to report at to-nieht's meeting. eos that the final report on the party may be made This evening plans will be started for the closing exhibition snd entertainment. It is the custom of the association each year to place on ex- hibifion a portion of the work done. The srt and dressmsking departments usually make hne showing snd there Is fn addition thIs year sa ssil- linery department. the xork ins Whtch i has been unusually fine IL is ex- pectei that this yesr there will be a display from the shorthand depart menf slso. roeefher with this exhibi- ton the final party of the season is given af which tbere is dancing. . sfaee entertainment cards. etc
 The disareesbIe costis- with ere throst and cough thsf are so prevalent this spring yield to Lakes Expe~sce- ant Cougb BaI~am- This cIi sp16a blp- rvmedy ie kept iB msny househch3~ aI the timc- -The teet thing we e~er U,ed fer -cggkA- pePIe ny- 1t ceeeD tveney-avt cs.tS fsr tAe sBsII i og11e 1np cents fsr tAe hruP sse- C EAosn