Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-17
CITY NEWS

The board of education will hold
 a regular semi-monthly meeting this :, evening in the office at the high
 school at 7:30 o'clock. | The Rev C. A. Dinsmore, D. D.,
 of the First Congregational church. delivered a sermon at Battell chapel, l New Haven, yesterday.
 Memorial service will be held at
 the Chapel Street Methodist church
 tonight for the late Miss Grace G.
 Lombard of Thomas street. e N The Rev Joseph Anderson, D. D.,
 formerly pastor of the First Congre- 1 gational church, celebrated his sey- entieth birthday yesterday. F. The subject of the sermon of Dr
 Davenport. D. D., of the Second Con-
 gregational church last night was
 Peace and Elihu Burritt''
 The administrator on the estate ot
 the late Emil Schonfeld filed his re-
 port in the probate court to-day. pre- i paratory to closing up the matter. 1 Yesterday Monsignor Slocum off,
 cially announced to his congregation
 his elevation to the dignity of do-
 nestle prelate to his Holiness Pope | Plus x.
 The aldermen will hold an ad-
 journed meeting at 8 o'clock to- night. The estimates for 1907 will be the principal matter brought for consideration.
 Edward J. Fitzpatrick, who for merly conducted shoe shop on South Main street, is now a salesman at H, G. Dodge & Co.'S and would be pleased to see all his old customers.
 Court Falcon, F. of A., will hold
 its semi-annual election of officers
 tomorrow evening. There is no
 great contest for the few offices to
 be filled but there may be a few changes.
 At the last mass at St Francis Xavier's church yesterday Father Curtin referred to the war on the church in France and made a strong protest against the conduct of the French government. l
 The estate of the late Mary Gaughan was settled up in the pro- bate court to-day. It consisted of a few pieces of real estate, all that was left after passing through con- siderable litigation. ....-... -..
 Upson, Singleton & Co bought all the boys suits one maker had, bought them very cheap and will have them on sale all day and evening Tuesday at s1.49, ages 6 to 16. Every suit worth from s2 to s2.5o.
 Dogs may roam the streets but they won't be allowed to enter the Odd Fellows building. If a dog is found on the premises its extinction may result. as Janitor William ]. Baker is a special constable and has power to deal with it as a trespasser. However, so that all dogs and their masters shall take warning the jani- tor has posted the building and the elevator with notices against allow ing dogs on the premises.
 A new three-step called "The Knickerbocker" was introduced by the advanced class at Nellye T. Reeds academy, 43 East Main street, Friday evening. The advanced class will entertain their friends every Friday evening through the holiday season. The next novelty dance given by this popular academy will be ZOO dance Christmas eve. De- cember 24. Souvenir hats given away.
 The finest catch of fish this season so far vas made Saturday by Max Cook and Michael Campbell. They landed twenty-one fine pickerel and a few perch which in all weighed over a pound and a half each. Charles Gallagher, a special police man. with George Betz. Harry Stuhl- man and John Ashe. all of the north end. brought fin about thirty pickerei from the pond at Mount Tobe satur- day. The fish didn't go very far. however. as the cop Is a very promising cop
 Wadhams Relief corps will give a supper at the headquarters of the post Wednesday night. The affair Is In charge of the following cou1- nittee: Mrs Hannah KorngiebIe. Mrs ANN10 NArVA-s AI% E1dETlfI f1u1I. NTS | Nellie Plstt. Mrs Juliette Walker. The supper will be held at c. A R. headquarters in the Jones-Morxsu building from to o'clock and will be followed by an sntertaInnent. A small admission will be charged. The are the officers of the relief l -orps: President Mrs Hunt: senior | Mrs Rose Parsons: Junior vioe-president. Mrs Catherine Brown: chaplain Mrs cornelfa To- oez. conductor Mrs Nellie Plztt: | 'ecretsrT. Mrs Lostie Grisrold: I treasurer. Mrs Laura Dutton: Ruard. I Mrs Jennie Corner: assistant con iucto-. Nrs Nina Ssslfrsuk-
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