Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-20
CITY NEWS

Remember the Military band prom at City hall tomorrow night. Fine pro- gram. good music. Telegram Square quartet. ;3" "#
 The members of the democratic town convention will meet this cven- ing at City hall at o'clock to receive report of committee on rules. It's odd lots left from the seasons selling at the factory, but all sizes. |. s. X Co took them all, that is why there are S1O and SIP kinds in their South Main street window for $7.50.
 Miss Anna Neagle. daughter of John s. Neagle of Hill street, and Miss Sadie Madden, daughter of John Madden. engineer at the clock factory. will leave Monday to join the sister, hood at Mount St Joseph's convent in i Hartford.
 The musical event of the season will take place at Polls theater next Monday evening when the Waterbury Symphony orchestra under the direc- ton of Charles E. Farnham will give an entertainment The tickets are be- ing taken up rapidly. Those who in- t nd goiI,. sL, uld rovide themselves at once.
 The True Blue whist club of $, Mary's Alumni association met last evening and elected officers for the ell. president and Miss Emma F. Boyle secretary and treasurer. The members of the club will meet on Monday even- ing of each week when the regular games will be played.
 Emeen Sliby. representing the Con- necticut Bible society, Is in town as a missionary to Syrians, Greeks and Ar menians. Mfr Slfby works fin conjunc- tion with any Protestant church that may recognize his pretensions. He does not expect to find very large field here in which to work. He does not think that the number of those with whom he may come in contact will go over sixty. '> The committee having charge of the evening by the Catholic WOmen's asso- citation are requested to meet this even ing at St Patrick's hall. Every mem- ber is requested to attend. Last even ing the Tuesday evening dressmaking class had charge of the social evening, whist was played and an enjoyable time was had by all.
 John Brick had the dock in the city court all to himself this morning. Brick was charged with intoxicati0n. He entered the police station, yasxer- day afternoon and at his own request was arrested. He had nothing to say for himself this morning and Judge Peasley gave him thirty days in jail Edward Bender paid $lO in settlement of two complaints for breach of the peace and intoxication.
 Michael J. Colloty. Michael J. Me Evoy and Thomas Flynn have been ap- pointed appraisers of the liquors seized by sheriff Gillette in attachment pro- ceedings against the Hotel Waterbury few days ago. At 4:3O this afternoon q motion for an order to sell the liquors was heard by Judge Cowell. Attorney Cassidy appearing for the attaching creditor. John G. Bauser. and Attorney Sccry for Mir Shattuck. proprietor of the hotel.
 Judge Cowell heard the case of J. Marschlng X Co against the Monogram Bronze Ink Co in the district court yesterday afternoon. The suit is tc recover a hill for S30O for goods sold. The defendant company consists of AdDiph Schwenterly. Henry Cast and Frederick Grelle. and the plaintiff claims that Mary DOnainIe, an aunt of Mir Grelle. is also q member of ,he company. This is denied by the others. but the plaintiff insists she is because her name appears on the papers of the co-partnership. Decision was reserved.
 Tine Third ward republican club held it's annual meeting last night aiid elected the following officers: President. John NJ. Burrall 2d: first vice president. Henry Q. Wood: sec ond vice president. Adam Callan: sec rctaiy. Gilbert M. Henderson: treas urrr. Colonel James Geddcs. The fol- lowing directors were chosen for one year: Dr r.. W. ,ioodenough. Ernest \. Lewis and Charles J. Griggs: for , two years. M. ]. Byrne. William \. Black. William R. Hitchcoct and Carl i X. French. \ social session followed { the business meeting during wh;rh 2 col,ieI Gesl,les. the new county com missioner. received many congratula- tions.
 ' The department of finance met yes tcrlay afternoon and approved the Iayrolls. Some time last year it was stated at meeting of the board that in two weeks from that time report woutd bc rrcciyed regarding the whereabouts of money collected for pui,lic improvements. hut which mad not rcaclied the city treasury. The report was not on hand yesterday ana while the members may have talked it over among themselves notb- ing was said which would lead an out slider to believe that any such thing [ vas missing. IL looks as if Alderman Reach will wait another year before he learns what became of the SssD he paid for sewer assessment \ iargc map of the plans of the Consolidated Railroad Co showing the route of proposed extended railroad facilities has been left with Clerk Marsh of the superior eolrt for the accommodation ef those who are con cerI.e,I in the work The map may be sen st any time during the day. It was drawn by the engineer for the railroad company and for the conven-