Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-31
 CITY NEWS
There was no city court to-day.

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 The mass which was to be cele- brated on Wednesday morning at St Thomas's church for the Ladies aux Hilary has been postponed until Thurs day morning.
 4 special meeting of Division ]. X. o. IL. is called for this evening at their rooms at o'clock. Important business is to be transacted and every l.> iber is urged to attend.
 The shorthand class of the Catholic Womens association will have charge of the social evening at the headguar. terS of the association on Thursday evening of this week
 Miss Maud Wakefield White and Arthur C. Griswold were married Sat rday afternoon at the home of the bride on Farm street by the Rev F. D. Buckley of Trinity parish.
 The Children of Mary of the Immac- ulate Conception parish will meet at the home of the late Miss Elizabeth Shea. 27 Fuller street, at 7:30 o'clock i this evening.
 | Dr George c. Herr, who has just recovered from a seven weeks illness of typhoid fever. left to-day to recuper- ate at Southern Pines. N. c. He will be accompanied on his trip by his brother. Robert s. Herr.
 ] Patrick w. Connor has leased his saloon at the corner of Kingsbury and 1 North Elm streets to John Lannigah and will reopen the saloon conducted until recently by Alderman John J. Brophy on Baldwin street.
 | Daniel ]. Sullivan. who is sojourn ing in the Catskills for the benefit of his health, wrote to his people ysster- day that he is rapidly recovering and 1 will soon be as robust as ever. He does not expect to come home until March.
 Attorney T. F. Rogers is wearing [ a plaster across the bridge of his nose as the result of fall yesterday. He was running up the steps to a barber ! shop when he slipped and fell, and the ! bridge of his nose. which was good 1 looking nose by the way. came in con l tact with the edge of the step and | broke the small bones. He considers | himself lucky that the injury was not worse.
 Charles T. Boylan has disposed of | his butter and egg store at 192 South Main street because of his ill hea'+h, | and has sold the stock. good will and fixtures to Philip T.. Gervais. formerly in the employ of 4. Dallas. the florist. ! William O. Gervais, brother of the new proprietor. who for eight or nine years has been in the employ of J. R. Archambeault. will be connected with the new butter and egg store.
 A new evening class in first course cookery will open at the school oi housekeeping in the Friendly league on Friday, February 3, at 7:30, and q new class in second course cookery will open on Tuesday evening. Febru dry :, at 1:30 Register in the office of the superintendent. The new even ing class in spring millinery opens to- night at 7:3o The new afternoon class in spring millinery will open on Thursday. February 9 at 3:S0.
 The department of charities met 1 yesterday afternoon and approved the bills. It was very quiet session, so much so that some of the members wished something would happen to make the gatherings more interesting
 The department of public works held an outing this afternoon at 2:4, o'clock and regular meeting at 1 o'clock. During the outing the board visited Little brook in the vicinity of Meadow street and also took peep at the situation on Adams street.
 4 number of contracts were award ed by the board of education last even ing. The American School Furniture Co. concern situated in Grand kapids Mich, was awarded the contract fol furnishing the Croft school. The Wa terbury blank Book Co was awarded the contract 10 furnish pencils at s4.5t a gross. drawing pencIis at S2.2U |; gross, and ink at 70 cents gallon Other successful bidders were the ] L.. Hammett Co of Boston, kennl Bros and Watkins, also of boston.
 The law committee lv N hom was re feffeu thc proi'voCd upria~dtirn or tn' Naugatuck ,aiies NdUur Io for char ter rlght to control rne water Of tn, Nausdtuch IIr,r uhu its tributaries dian make report last uI-ut anc nobody asked the reason why. Il s,eDs lbc IvIs,,Lus LIs nJt ycI per feeted its bill anc the committee can hot tciI n lidt tnvy ,hlIIk about u uuti they get nolu OI It. That Is the expii, lIatraI one u tbS ,J.A,tIIttt,. Ii.cn --N frpvitei iast nisbt Nhu nIYuI;e' What liIuiL.atui nau been obtained oh the qIesuon.
 The board of health met yester,la, afternoon and reelected Dr KodmaI as chairman for another year. Thi is in accordance with charter pro vision which states that the boar, shall elect president annually, Tn reports of the sanitary inspector an, health officer were read and or,lere, on file. The chairman and the healtl officer were appointed as q commit tee tO confer with the city attorne, relative 10 tine power of the board |, abate q nuisance. reported on DOveI street. where horses in II barn owne, by C. T. Brown annoy the neighbors All the bills were approved. incIudin. the one of S3i for Dr McLinden. oyei which there has been some coutrc veTsy.
 Clocks called for. repaired and re turned to vOur residence. X nOsta card or telephone message does th. trick. All work guaranteed. The Up son Jeweiry Co, Gs Bank street.