Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-22
CITY NEWS

tO-nFoIEoM evening dl Edgles ndll.
 L. S. & Co tickets can be exchanged on Saturday of this week, so you can get the presents for Xmas.
 E. J. Finn is keeping up his reputa- tion and is out this year with the handsomest calendar of the season.. One will be presented with each pur- chase made after p. m. Saturday.
 Thomas McGrath, John Moran. Jo- seph Bergin, Charles O'Connor, John McGrath, George Corr Joseph Walsh, John Sullivan and John Ryan, Water bury students at Niagara college, will arrive home for the holidays to-mor- row.
 Beugt Mattson filed yesterday in the United States district court vol untary petition of bankruptcy, show ing his debts to be S1,297.66 and his assets S61O.57, the latter consisting ot stock in the petitioners grocery store amounting to $500 and debts due s31O.57.
 Loyal Pride of the Valley lodge. No T.223. I. o. O. F., II. L., held an en- thusiastic meeting last night and | transacted a large amount ot business besides electing the following officers for the ensuing year: Noble grand: William Mclean; vice-grand, James Stenson; permanent secretary, Charles Earl; elective secretary, John Hunger ford: treasurer. George Fields; lodge surgeon, Dr Henry E. Hungerford. Annie Clark was found Jn Bank street last evening much under the in- fuence of drink. This morning she was fined S7 and costs and put on pro bation for 60 days Edward Finley was another who was wet on the in- side as well as the outside yesterday, and his allowance was S7 and costs alsoS probation for 60 days. James Reilley was so drunk on BenZine Cor [ ner yesterday that he was not able to find his way home. He was given 8 and costs, to be paid in 30 days.
 The Connecticut board of examlna- ton and registration of nurses will meet at the office of the secretary, 1923 Chapel street New Haven. on January 19 and 20, 1906. All nurses desiring to register will send their ap- plications to the secretary before Jan uarv 15. The board desires to an nounce that this will be the last op- pOrtunity for the nurses of the state to secure certificates of registration until the annual meeting in June Signed. R. I. Albaugh, secretary.
 Dr Charles S. Morris, pastor of the Abvssinian Baptist church, New 1ork city. will be the speaker at ths public meeting for men in Jacques oper' house on Sunday afternoon at I | o'clock. under the auspices Of the Young Mems Christian association i Dr Morris is a colored orator Of rare ability. He is well known for his lee tureS on the life of Abraham Lincoln. Dr Morris was formerly private secre tary to Frederick Douglass. There Is DrnlabIv no cOlored orator who out 1 ranks Dr Morris in OratOrical power. Ii has been said of his addresses when nIeading for colOred missionaries to eyangelize Africa: They are pictur' esoup description of the dark contn 1 ont q defense of the negro race. claim for justice. a plea for sympdInn q masterly argument for the evangeiI zation of Africa by Africans.
 ] Division No 2. A. 0. H., at it's an nuaI meeting held in K. of (. hall last night elected the following officers fol inc ensuing year: President, John I Calvin: vice-president. John J. OCon' neil. recnuiing secretary, r. J. Fitz s,erald. financial secretary, M. Ii. O- Rrien. treasurer. r. K. McNamara; segreant-at-arms. Patrick H. Do" ling. sentinel, T. r. Scannei; visiting committee, John Kelly chairman William Walsh. r. ScanlOn: standing committee, Thomas luddy. chairman NJ. r. Shanahan. William keane: C Us tees for two years. John DonaAue chairman: F.. M. Flanagan and David Carroll The reports of the secretary and treasurer show that Division Ne 9 is in a prosperous condition pou financially and numerically. Here after this organization will be known as Division No .. A. Q. H. Knights vote to that effect being taken at inc meeting last night. The ele"t on of I. r. Calvin as president IS for Il3f 6fth term. that of r. Fitzgerald. re rorifng secretary. fifth term: N. II O'Brien. financial secretary. foU ti term. The election of physician was deferred until the next meeting t' Ee bald on the first Thursday i4 January 1925.
 Ladies diamond rings S15. S2o. S2- and SZ5. in sufficient assortment t1 show any prospective purchaser We will show you the stones unmount"7i f you s0 choose. Fine French gray toilet set of rornb. brush and mIrr"l sr p-frps within the reach of of all ! saz