Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-02
CITY NEWS

Mir and Mrs F. K. Wallace or For estyille are rehearsing with troupe that plays at Polls theater during the summer.
 An anniversary high mass will be celebrated at St Patrick's church on Friday morning at : o'clock for the late Dennis Brophy.
 Attorney F. F. Cole, the Rev Oscar Haywood. D. D.. and Charles X. Col lev left this morning for Falls Village where they will enjoy fishing trip.
 Michael Blansfeld. member of Co G, broke the record last night in mak- ing thirty-seven points out Of ten shots. the maximum possibility of which was fifty points. =.
 A certificate of incorporation of the Eouipoise Rivet Co has been filed m the office of the town clerk. Gardner G. Riggs, Arsene E. Babin and Charles W. Gillette were named as incorpor- ators.
 This evening at city hall the West ern association will hold d grand cake walk contest which will be followed by a ball. Cash prizes are to be awarded for the best cake walkers. Faulman's orchestra will furnish the music.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: George R. Duncan CD, l. Fuller, Summer street., Mrs Arthur L. Merriam, J. D. Morrell, Lyle Miller, Mrs Lycinda Norman. Miss Pauline Richards, William Whitman, Alden Walker.
 The Busy Bees of New Britain are entertaining the Waterbury club at the home of Mrs James Mason at the state armory this afternoon. There was musical entertainment during the afternoon and refreshments will be served.
 Those who make business for the police and the city court seem to be oh their vacation for in these circles there has been nothing doing the past two days. About this time every year a temporary wave of extreme morality and temperance sweeps over the town, lasting generally few days.
 Three dogs found at large to-day without muzzles were taken to the police station and shot. The officials have got out of patience with dog owners and from now on pets found on the street will be brought up with short turn and given but little time for reflection before being dispatched to the happy hunting ground.
 At the annual meeting of the Water bury Dental association, held at the Abagadasset club last evening. the following officers were elected: Pres ident. Dr F. !. Erbe: vice president. Dr F. A. Margraff: secretary. Dr I. T. Mcdonald: treasurer. Dr K. W. Van Wagner: executive committee. Dr G. F. Lancaster. Dr C. J. Hill. Dr H. w. Stevens.
 The Young Mems Catholic Liter ary association is one or the oldest organizations in the city. having been formed in 1867 by number of prom inent young men of that time. At the present time the club contains large membership and the young men will leave nothing undone to make the thirty-ninth annual reception Friday night as pleasant as those given in the past by this society. Lal- Hers orchestra will furnish music.
 Mrs E. Neubert, the head of the Day nursery on kingsbury street since last Thanksgiving, has resign ed her position. She will enter upon similar work in the Halsey day nurs- cry on East 59th street, New York, one of the largest in that city and a part of the parish of St Thomas Episcopal church. Mrs Carruthers, I Nf Ao- h Ia perience and ability. has been chosen to succeed Mrs Neubert.
 Court Oregon, e7. F. of A., is mak- ing elaborate preparations for the celebration of its sixth anniversary. The following committee has been chosen to complete arrangements: James Quinn. chairman; James F. Dolan. secretary: Nessrs Walsh. Ere ney, Sweeney. Grimes. Bagley. Gull foile. Mcknight and COrcoran. At recent meeting of the court the sum of s60 was appropriated out of the treasury and sent to the San Fran cisco relief fund.
 The democratic town committee held q meeting last night and had long talk regarding registration and other matters pertaining to the fall campaign. The matter of headquarters came up and was referred to com mittee consisting of Messrs Murphy. | Fitzgerald and Holohan. \ committee consisting of Messrs Halpin. HOugh- ion and Morris to consider the ques- ton of rules. Chairman Freney and ' Clerk Reeves were appointed as q press committee.
 The Rev Oscar Haywood. DID. pastor of the First Baptist church. Is in receipt of a letter from J. H. Whittemore of Naugatuek. saying that in all probability the Bucking- ham. which is being built at the cor ner of Bank and Grand streets. will not be opened till August 1. This announcement will rather upset the plans of the COncOTdia Singing sOci etv. which was planning 10 hold saengerfest in the neE building in | June. the occasion being the annual convention Of the Connecticut sing ing society.
 Mrs John Ryan. agent for all tho | first class steamship lines. is kept busy this season issuing tickets for ! th0sa who arc going tO take q trip across as well as to a number wso are going to bring friends over here from the old country Those who con template making a trip this summer | should serTIre passage at onre as tho | bookings ar,s very heavy anI it is B. most impossible to get god snrviea m \ efn-- -n-fFs. Mrs Ryan hN--evpr