Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-11
CITY NEWS

Cll | NEWS ~- { Watch for ''The Man On the Box" The new officers of Winona Re- bekah lodge were installed last night
 Mary Flaherty of North street has returned from ten days vacation i spent with relatives in Brooklyn, N.
 Mrs Theresa Conroy of Boston. Mass who has been visiting Miss Elizabeth 1 Wines, 72 Burton street, has returned l home.
 Everybody, apparently, was good last evening" for there was no city court to-day, the first time in many months.
 The new officers of Excelsior coun- cil, No ?, O. U. A. M., were installed last night, the installing officer being 1 William A. Case. ..-. l Messrs James Early and Thomas McKeon, who have been visiing at the home of Mrs Groves, IA East Liberty street. have returned to their homes ill Wallingford.
 Ladies' auxiliary. A. O. H.. will hold an important meeting this evening at K. of c. hall at 8 o'clock. All mem- bers and candidates for initiation are requested to be present.
 Constable James F. Lunny has been appointed game warden and is again at his old stand 95 Bank street. His offices have been recently refurnished l tp lot n rnSnpat
 Sheriff Gillette closed up the gre- cery store of Wood, Smith x Kelley ill | Mill Plains yesterday afternoon on an attachment for $50 in favor of John P. Anger, a wholesale grocer in New Haven.
 Tickets are selling rapidly for the fifth annual promenade of the Big Seven Social club at Eagles hall We'd nesday evening, January 31. A large crowd will attend from Naugatuck and | Watertown. Lallier's full orchestra will furnish music.
 The Scovill Manufacturing Co has brought suit for S1,OO0 damages against the estate of the late William J. Cassidy and his heirs, Mary F., Frances, Anabell, Florence and Emily. The company claims that the above defendants encroached upon land owned by it on Bridge street. The suit is returnable to the superior court. Several members of the family living | in New York are also made defend ants.
 Tomorrow evening the annual con cert and ball of Company G, c. N. G., takes place at the Auditorium. and !s promises to eclipse all. other eysnts given by this popular organization. ! The final preparations are being com. pleted and tomorrow night the hal will not be recognizable because of the | beauty of the decorations and artistic manner in which everything is ar- ranged. A concert lasting about one 1 hour will be given before the dancing begins. The military boys will wear their blue coats and white duck pants and are sure to make a neat appear ! ance. Nothing has been left undone 1 by the committee and the affair will undoubtedly be q successful one from eevry point of view.
 Last evening the final arrangements | for the complimentary entertainment to be given by the five local lodges of the New England Order of Protection in the Auditorium on the evening of Jan uary IS. were completed. An excel lent program has been selected and it is also definitely known that Mayor Thoms as we'll as the supreme warden, Harry Mauser of Auburn. Me. and the supreme treasurer, Hon John F. San born of Newport. R. l., will be the speakers. AS this will be such pleas ant occasion for the public the commit tee might be pardqned if they men, toned that the order consists of 40O lodges. six grand lodges and 44.OOo members and has paid in death bene- fits over S5.O00,0O0 in the past eigh- teen years.
 The following arc the new officers and committees of the Second Baptist church society: Clerk. F. r. Iowrey; treasurer. Deacon F.. W. Wightman: collector. c. E. Cough: trustee for three years. Deacon R. G. Snagg: chairman of reception committee. pr !. W. MahOny: auditors. Theodore H. Miller Dr l. W. Mahony and F. c. I.Owrpy: treasurer of relief fund. Dea- son R. q. Snagg: finance committee. Dr !. ". MahOny. F.. w Wightman. Mrs Jennie Miller. Alfred Mitchell. C. F.. Cough and \. r.. Exton; advisory com mittee. the deacOns. with Dr J. w. Mahony. F. C. LOwrey. Mrs Edna Snagg. Mrs Juliette BrOnneke. Mrs John Buchanan and Theodore H. Mil Ter: music committee. Mrs Franklin Potter. Miss Gertrude l.. Snagg. Mrs Tai wightman. C. r.. Cough and Mrs jeD nie Miller.
 The joint installation ceremony Of the new officers Of the several divi sions of the A. 0. II. will he held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon under the supervision of State Secretary John r. Shephan nf Waterbury and County President ]. <. Mccarthy of New Ha- ven. assisted by r. ]. Brennan. NJ. T. CoIIoty. T. F. Lnddy. ]. F. Prior and VI. ]. Sullivan. InaSmuch as several out 0f town members are expected to Ip present. the committee in charge halsfS that memhers of the order Tn this city will be on hand and assist fr extending q cordial greeting |" the visitors at the sOcial session which will I,e held after the installation Tho s-psnmittes has made provision Io en- certain large party and fuII attend aus4s fS desired The committee of ar ranxementS consists Cf ] F. Slerlan- James Thompson ! F. Calvin. D- T. Griffin. r. McFasden and Peter Grif- fin
 Hundreds of eyes are being over