Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-10
CITY NEWS
Music at rink tonight.

The Dime Savings bank has brought suit for foreclosure against John .i. Brophy for money loaned in 1901. The money was used in developing q piece of property on Dublin street, and this has been attached.
 The annual meeting of the Queen 8 Daughters will he held this evening at < o'clock at St ratricks hall. Every member is requested to attend. as the annual report is to be read and other important business is to be transacted.
 At the meeting of the Naturalist Club last night an interesting article was read on the wax insect of China. A communication was received from, the Audubon society with reference to production for bank swallows. Plants from Colorado were Exhibited by J. M. Richardson.
 Prof Bailey is ahou, now organizinG a strictly new beginners dancing class. Those wishing to heromc proficient III this graceful and polite art should make application as "arly as possible" aS ihis uil hr the l.; St rlaSS of the S"ii. son. I'll. advance, class meets or h'H'IiN tNtnlII-N'
 The Military band will give another of their most popular promenade c"n- rcrts at EagiCS hall next Friday night. rh" statement iu q local news paper last night that the band had given up giving ''promS heinz wrong. The paper was mi>informcd. lnali. ciou>ly or otherwise.
 Waterbury Company. 2n, |. R. k. "t r.. has elected in" following officers. .. | tamain. George r.. P"tijcan: first lieu tenant, Martin l.. W"igncr; Seconl lieu tenant Charles R. Manvllc; k. l.. E.. Wade <. MAnville: k. l.. IT,. Leon l.. Hall. \ public installation will be held at the first meeting in March.
 \ motion argued som" tim" ago be fore Judge Gideon H. Welch of Tor, rington ill the district court to place th" Suil of Bridget Doran. administra- triN on tbc estate of her husband. against the Connecticut Railway ant Lighting Go. was decided this morning iII favor of the plaintiff. the motion being granted
 Thr funeral of Mrs Matilda l.. Mur- riS was held yesterday afternoon from th" family residence on the WatertnWn road. with service at the house and at Hall Memorial chapel hv the Rev Dr Buckley and intcrmont in Riverside cemetery. The hearers were A. II. Wells. C. II. Barlow, C. \. nrrigon and $ (. Oldham.
 Several public spirited citizens have taken it upon themselves |" clear "if the present debt of 2l.@O which in. cumbcrS the local Young Mems Chris tian aSSociatior. The work has been progressing for some time and Treas lIr"l \. Q. J"l'nipgs of the committee in charge is already in receipt "f nu- mrrous checks nnd contributions ot money for tho purpose mentioned ahoVr
 Tue Wutcrhur, Medical asSociation h"ld it's annual meeting and election "f officers last evening in the offices of nrs pourc and Malit,y. Dr John R. l'ourr was elected president and Dr C. F.. Munger yirC-prcsilcnt. and nr w. A. ,;uodrlrh treasurer. II was voted [" hold meetings of the association during tl" ensuing year in the rooms oi in" Waterbury Business Mems asso ciatiun.
 The First Congregational church held it's annual meeting Iast evening The report Of thr treasurer shows the church to be out of .lehi with good surplus on hand to commence the new year The committee in charge of the Sclrction uf q successor tn the Rev Dr Andr.Son, the present pastor. who re tire. February l. will make known itr rhuirc immediately after the regular devotional services in inc church next sunday morning.
 All pupils and friends ot Miss Reeds acHdcn,y whn arc interested in ihe straw ride Thursday evening. January 9'', to attend the snowflake cotllou aud dance given by Miss Reeds dancing Icadrmv in the opera house. Thomas Ion. will serurc their tickets H> soon as possible. as all names must he in q week before the dance in order tn have sufficient convcnienrr. Tickets can hr secured from pupils or at the academy. inN Bank street.
 Herbert Clark of Union City entered suit som" time ago for liNogcr HI, wife. Nellie, thinks h" has nu .rnuud, flor divorce. .>t least nn the causes h, alleges in his petition. and she re tainrd Kennedy and Cassidy to lcfrut her. Friday in the superior court il New Haven the attorneys argued . motion for what k called suit munrY that i>. money with which tu p:y in, lawyers. and yesterday ii waS grant "d- II"ra"rt must pa! S|l. He al lc"c> cruelty.
 Judgment for r"Tc,-lusurr was grant ed thiS morning tn Edward = Boy, al agent for the If. II. reyk ruad an, p"nr fund nf Middlnhury againSt Mar, I.Hrhgncr uf RIil:uaJ fTll street fo S'7St SiNty-iive parties are inirr"st"t in this matter Law day waS sci fer Frhruary I5. on which day thr proper ty will Ice sold. Patrick Hickey. Wi li"m Hrirk"l aud Thomas MrEv"y wcr alW"intcd appraisers and Ati"rnc
 Freeman committee 10 sell. IL ! thought ihc Consolidated Railroa.l C
 w'il purchase the property.
 Ihe iliird annual uIs"tins of inc .iua -..i'!a~~,f .-iul, uas hcid last night in th '-liIh', quarters in thc Nnlliugs buiti
 ilt-- Tbe ir"asur"r'S r"I-,rt showed tlr "r-iFiizatiuu i" To-. .u a m,rsi Iir,,s I,cr,,Ii
 euniiti"il. Tho r'cctiou uI officers r,
 ~ul'rI as tolhN~. President. T. q
 Peabody. vi'e-E president. ThrnI"r
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 inlr"rt. fuan.iai -cs~Ftary. Iamc> \
 Pea~i",- irVa>Ur"T. C. Fred Trnti
 board uf govcrU.sr> fnr tVo years. U