Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-18
CITY NEWS

The board of charities will meet to. night.
 The department of public works will meet tonight.
 A son was born yesterday to Mir
 and Mrs George Beaudin of Taylor street.
 Forecast for Connecticut: fair and
 colder tonight. Wednesday fair;
 fresh northerly to westerly winds.
 City Clerk Sandland is in receipt of communication from the Saliva. tion army. asking for a donation to
 assist in furnishing Christmas din-
 ncr to the poor of the city. The Waterbury Celtic Medical so- city met last night with pr O'Con- nor. Dr Freney read the paper of the evening, the subject being "Mouth Breathing" After the business ses- sion Dr O'Connor entertained the so- ciety at The Elton.
 Hhe Metallic Ink company of Wa. terbury has filed certificate of in corporation with the secretary of state The authorized capital stock is $5O,OOO and business will begin with $8,000. Charles H. Davis of Waterbury, Arthur Perkins of Hart ford and Arthur N. Stiles of Windsor are the incorporators.
 Father Edmund Maillard, of the or. der of Ohlets and missionary under Monseigneur Doutenvllle, bishop of British Columbia, westminster, is visiting at the home of his uncle, Charles Maillard, o57 North Main street. He has been here since Sun day morning and will leave to-mor- row to join his bishop who is now in New York on mission business
 At meeting of Company A, c. N. G., last night, officers and committees were chosen as follows: Secretary, Corporal Wheeler; treasurer, Ser geant Smith; executive committee, Lieutenant Wilcox, Quartermaster Sergeant Buckmaster, Corporal Lit tlejohn, Privates Porter and Trow- bridge; court martial. committee. Lieutenant Wilcox. First Sergeant Webster, Corporal Meegan, Privates Totten and F. D. Cole; range com mittee, Sergeant Buckley, Artificer Johnson and Private Sanders: re- cruiting committee, Captain Carter, Sergeant Smith and Cook Seely.
 Mrs Ellen Sullivan, wife of Patrick Sullivan, died at her home at 14SS North Main street last evening after short illness. She was born in Ire land, but had been a resident of this city for twenty years. She was member of St Thomas church and was we'll known and respected by members of that parish. She is sur vived by three daughters and one son. Mrs Harry Beecher, Elizabeth and Ellen Sullivan, and Timothy F. Sullivan. The funeral will take place at S:30 o'clock tomorrow morning with a mass of requiem at St Thomas church and interment in Calvary cemetery.
 After the drill meeting of Con- pany A last night, Captain Carter gave Lawrence Abbott. Alfred c. Warrington and Marshall w. Flagg their discharges on the ground that their absence would be a benefit to the company. This is the result of a tilt between a few of the soldier boys at a drill meeting a couple of weeks ago. The thing didn't amount to much anyway, but the captain is a strict disciplinarian and cannot brook the slightest infraction of the rules and consequently the offenders had to git" The affair has created lot of talk in military circles, but the commanding officer does not care about that, for he knows that folks will talk.
 At a regular meeting of Court vigilaut. No so. F. of A., the follow ing officers were unanimously elected for the ensuing term: Chief ranger, John T.. Riley; sub-chief ranger. NJ. J. Carney; treasurer, James J. Cass; financial secretary, John McNulty; recording secretary, Martin Tierney; senior woodward, Thomas Bolton; junior woodward, James Raleigh; senior beadle, Robert Doherty; junior beadle, Charles Fitzpatrick; lecturer, John McPartlapd; trustee, Keron Brophy; court physician. Dr James A. Grady. The court showed very prosperous year. electing a large number of candidates last quarter. The next meeting will be held Janu- ary [, 1907.