Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-23
CITY NEWS

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 Miss Hattie Rollo of Hartford spent Sunday with Miss Amelia Chapelle of South Main street.
 Mir and Mrs George L. White will leave on June for trip to Europe.
 Mrs G. M. Rogers. 8 native of this city. died Saturday at her home in Dundaff. Pa.
 'mn William Crossman, a cigar maker, very we'll known here some time ago,
 is visiting friends in town. He has travelled considerably since he left
 Waterbury few years ago and is still fin the cigar business.
 Everybody should read the article in the Democrat from the department of health relative to sanitary condi- tions regarding the sale Of things bought for use on the table. The buyer as we'll as the dealer should read the law and know whether the dealer is observing the law or not.
 Everything is in readiness for the concert to be given by the Wesleyan glee and mandolin club at town hall. Watertown. on Friday evening. The ladies of the Nj. E. church, under whose auspices the event will be given, have made arrangements for the accommodation of large crowd.
 The committees of all the councils of the Knights of Columbus, and tho Daughters of Isabella, will meet this evening at s o'clock. to make ar- engagements for Knights of columbus night at the charity bazaar of sha Queens Daughters. Thursday eyen- ing. May 31. at the auditoriumy
 Court Stephen ]. Meany. No. 37. F. of A., will celebrate its eighteenth anniversary Friday evening June with a social session immsdiately af- ter the close of the meenng. A spec ial program is completed for this oc- casion. The committee of arrange ments are James Connolly. Patrick Flaherty, William La Force. Patrick Barrett and Jamef Crean.
 County Commfssioner Jacob Wal ter of Cheshire was in town yester- day and it wes not for the good of his health either that he came here. Ths political situation was the magnet. He had a number of interviews with some of the we'll known wire pullers. men who expect thing or two from the next legislature. Anyone who counts upon County Commissioner Walter being out Of the race for county sherif is mistaken.
 Matthew Meskill. aged s5 years. a highly respected resident Of New Britain. died yesterday. Mr MeskiIl had been a resident of New Britain forty-three years. He was born in Ire land. Mr Meskiil was a molder at Landers, Frary & Clark's. A widow and three sons. Attorney James T. Mesxill. John and Matthew. and three daughters. the Misses Mary and Ellen and Mrs Catherine Young. sur vive him. The funeral will be held Friday morning from St Joseph's Catholic church. Nr Meskill vas q brother of Mrs Walter Wall of this city.
 Owing to the receiving Of a circu- lar letter from the grand warden great interest is being manifested by the local \. E o. P to secure one of the honor prize<. and each lodge is trying to keep its members busy. Al Columbus hall Bras City lodge Mon 3sy night had tvo applications which makes q gain Of seventeen since April l. Reports Of the supreme lodge ses- lion ss regards the eligibility of past to vote at Grand lodge wss 're<ly discuseet- Visitors uere pres- ,rt and cake and cream were served. lodge met In Red Nen's hali Monday nixht and completed plans whereby they hore to wfn ozs 's she primes This Ioige stood sec- 'ad hfEhes. Isst rear in the state and y.frr to the ks-d work Of the fnfs- Tidasl members rHl again nc tous, = vi-tcriors 7hes votef to accept i. ss invitafion fo keip Anckor ledge <letrxte fkefr eleAteeath aEaiver- nrT. Jsse .. in Re1 Meas haI1