Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-15
CITY NEWS


 The Biting Go are receiving heavy shipments of goods for their opening.
 The board of commissioners of pub lie charities will meet Monday after noon at 4 o'clock.
 Mrs c. B. Buell. president of the state W. c. T. U., will speak in Wa terbury April 30.
 There will be meeting on Monday evening of the Sixth division, A. o. H. Business of importance is to be trans acted.
 Amateur photographers should call at Lakes drug store Monday after noon or evening. They will have a demonstration of the latest VelOx product that will interest all who like pictures.
 The American Realty Co of Water bury yesterday filed certificate of incorporation at the capitol. Capital. $50,OOO; incorporators, Albert E.. House, s. Harvey Forman and John J. O'Neill.
 The young ladies of St Cecilia's par ish will hold reception at Leaven- worth hall on Friday evening. April 28. A large number of tickets have already been sold for the event and all who attend are assured of good time.
 The plans for. the new parochial school and convent of the Sacred Heart parish can be seen at the of fees of e.. A. Jackson, 276 Bank street, or T. F. Jackson. 312 Bank received from contractors until noon, Monday, May 1.
 Pearson's pocket guide of Waterbury is out, and it is quite a handy little book The manager of the publication, Mir Pearson, was formerly connected with the Commercial Bulletin of Hart ford. Copies of the guide can be had at the Democrat office.
 Judge Burpee in the city court to-day had to deal with only two moral delin- Quents. Matthew Cavanaugh was picked up yesterday by Officer Cronin drunk and unable to take care of him. self. He came from the country yes terday, where he has been working all winter. Cavanaugh made such sin cere plea that sentence was suspended for thirty days, in which time he must pay an old fine that has been hanging over him almost a year. John Ryan did not fare so well. Officer Brearton found him on Washington avenue last evening under the influence of drink. He was given thirty days in jail.
 Mrs Louise Donovan of Naugatuck, through Kennedy and Cassidy, has brought suit for $5,OOO against the Consolidated Railroad Co. Mir Dono- van was killed by train in Nauga- tuck few months ago. One morning as he was going to work he overlook a young woman who was employed near him in the factory. Hearing a train approach. they stopped, but Mir Donovan seemed to have reconsIdered, for he suddenly ran across the track. Just as he reached the middle of the track he was struck by the engine and immediately killed. It is said that he slipped on the ice and but for that the accident would not have happened.
 The four clergymen recently assign ed to Waterbury's Methodist churches by the New York East conference are expected to occupy the pulpits of their new charges tomorrow. They are the Rev F. D. Walter of the Washing ton Park church. Bridgeport. who sue ceetls the Rev r. B. Stockdale at the First Methodist church: the Rev John F. Wagner of Simsbury. who sue cceds the Rev E. D. Bassett at St Paul's; the Rev F. l.. Buckwalter of Orient, l.. l.. who succeeds the Rev J. J. Mofiitt at Grace Methodist church in Waterville. and the Rey ]. H. Fairchild of the Seventeenth Street church in New York. who sue ceeds the Rev John E. Zeiter at the Chapel Street church.
 At a largely attended meeting of the Real Estate Dealers association yesterday afternoon 1t was unani- mously voted to hold a public meet ing next Thursday evening in their rooms fin Jones. Morgan & Cos block for the purpose of discussing whether or not public necessity and conven-' fence require that an addition such as has been planned by the city officials he made to Library park. This will affor1 all who desire to express an opinion on the subject to he hearl and it is likely that the meeting will bring out some opinions which will interest everybody. Officers were chosen as follows: President. E. W. Mooring: vice president, T. F. Hutch inson: financial secretary. Harry W. Minor; treasurer. Louis Raffel: mem Der of executive board. John MOri- arty.
 Washington camp. P. Q. s. of A.. had a supper at New Britain last evening. at the close of it's membership contest. which has been going on for the past few months. City Clerk A. L. Thomp- son is the state president. and that has given an impetus to the local camp in it's e6ort and if has done well in the race with the other camps of the state to add to their membership. The state officers were all present with the ex- cepffon of the state secrefary. C. E. Crocker Of New Haven They were State President A. |. Thompson State Vice President A. H. Andrews of Wa- ferbury. State Treasurer L. H. Rearas- ley of New Haven and State Master of Forms C. RI. Williams of New Haven The prizes> for seruFfhg the largest number of members were awarded as follows: FIrst pgiHe. e1O bold pdece. to State PReeid(ht A. L. Tbg0papa: socun6 prsue 9& tD Hfanx vue; thlrd pRin RA to Ooeom HaH0sG