Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-04
CITY NEWS

hlShL luC dAAuul CSllhulSo oo pAS pared by the board of finance will be read and ordered published.
 The executive committee of the High School Alumni association will meet this evening at 7:3O o'clock. Ev- cry member is requested to attend.
 Although the weather was stormy Saturday evening, about two hundred were present at the promenade given by the American band in the Auditor ium.
 Valuable prizes given away free by Frank, the shoeman. Tuesday, Decem- Der ,, is the closing day of the con- test. Read his ad on page 5. Answers coming in fast. Don't delay. Yesterday morning about o'clock two cars on the East Main street line came together in front of the Immac- ula'te Conception church. One was following the other and when the first car stopped the car behind was not | brought to halt quickly enough, with | the result that there was bump. | The fender on one of the cars was put out of business.
 The members of the Queens Daugll- ters will hold a meeting tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at St Patrick's hall At this meeting committee will be appointed to make arrange ments for a Christmas tree for the children that attend the sewing school on Saturday afternoon. The average attendance up to this time at the sew ing school has been about 100.
 A rehearsal of 1.-The Shaughraun" will be held this evening in City hall | and every member is expected to be on hand at eight o'clock sharp The tick | cts are selling we'll for the repetition of this drama and are on sale at E. J. | Finn's shoe store. It will be given next Thursday evening and it is now confidently expected that crowded house will greet the performers. It is one of the best amateur productions ever given in this city and should be seen to be appreciated.
 During the present month the board of equalization will be in session at their office in City hall building for the purpose of hearing parties who wish to be heard regarding the value put upon their property by the asses sors. Cards have been mailed to all whose rating has been advanced. but as some of the documents may have gone astray, 1t would be well for all to drop in and see the board some time before January i. You may not be able to convert the board to your no ton of values. but even so the visit will put you in position to appeal tC the board of relief, something which you cannot do unless you first try youI luck with the board of equalization. r The board of agents of the Bronson library fund held q meeting Saturday afternoon and approved the actior taken at the former meeting at whicf no quorum was present. This included the election of the present corps oi employees for another year. It wal also voted to indorse the action of thu librarian in locating branch stations ii the public schools and authorize heI 10 extend the work as fast and as fan as the funds will permit. Miss Sperry called attention to petition received from SimOnsville people asking for branch station in that district. It il quite likely that the request will b, complied with as soon as possible. | is understood that the aldermen vii appropriate Sj.OO0 to be used by tht library in 1906.
 At the annual meeting of Waterbury aerie, No 3T9, Fraternal Order oi Eagles, held yesterday afternoon. for mer City Clerk NJ. l. Ryan was unan imOusly chosen worthy president. The society has a membership of HOO most of whom were present at th' meeting. The full list of officers is a' follows: Worthy president. NJ. ] Ryan: worthy vice president. P. Franl Moran; worthy chaplain, George NJ Skelly: financial secretary. William M. Brown: treasurer, Joseph A. Smith recording secretary. Thomas Murphy worthy conductor. Thomas McGrath inside guard. Jeremiah Scully: outsldl guard. Thomas Owens: worthy physi clans, Drs A. A. David. James A Grady and John F.. Farrell: trustees Thomas Tarmey. Thomas Leland anl Robert X. Martin.
 Sheridan council, K. of C.. met yes tertiay and chose the following off ! CeTS. all WltM tUt tAEtpllOH or one 0 two being re-elections: Grand knight Lucien F. woIfr; deputy grand knight John F. Calvin; financial secretary. E l.. Mansfield: recording secretary, ]. Kelly: lecturer. D. Fl. Tierney: treas urer. John H. Moran; warden. P. II Real: chancellor. Thomas E Carney: advocate. C. MaIOney trustee. J. J. McDonaId; out side zuarIi. John H Carey: fnsid guard. Peter F. Quinn. The meetinl was largely attended and was an ea thusiastic session The council has membership Of over 3o1 and is al- strong financially. The success of n union meeting held some time ago wa 90 encouraging that it was decidel | hold similar meetings from time [ time. and with this end in view D. II Tierney was appointed to represen Sheridan in making arrangements f0 another union meeting to he he'd O January A.
 We are making a special showini of small diamond rings for Eoung ls 1 dEes this week in anticipation 0< th holiday frzde- If you are at an inteT