Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-21

The Knights of Columbus of Water bury send this installment of one hundred dollars ($1OO for the relief of the Knights of Columbus at San Francisco and adjoining towns. More will be sent.
 Please acknowledge.
 D. H. TIERNEY, Chairman.
 The relief committee appointed by Mayor Thoms held a short session yesterday afternoon and adjourned until o'clock in the evening, when organization was effected by the cleo tiOn of Mayor Thoms as president, T. F. CarmOdy, secretary; B. l.. Tut tie, treasurer. A special committee consisting of Father Slocum and R. N. Blakeslee was appointed to arr range for collections in the church. es. J. P. Elton and Irving H. Chase were appointed a special committee to solicit funds. Mayor Thoms was appointed to see what can be done towards raising funds by public en- tertainment. \ It was also decided to place boxes in different places about town where people may deposit donations with or without their names, all of which will be turned over to the commit tee.
 Father Slocum is in receipt of a circular from Bishop Tierney an nouncing collection for the suffer- CTS to be held in all the churches of the diocese a week from tomorrow, the money thus raised to be immedi- ately forwarded to the chancellor. This is in answer to an appeal from Archbishop Riordan of San Francis for aid. The work of fifty years is plotted out" says the archbishop. Help us to begin again" This means that the collection will be taken up in the' Catholic churches at the time mentioned and it is likely that the same date will be selected by the other churches, and the sub ject talked of from all the pulpits tomorrow.
 The proprietors of the following drug stores have consented to allow the committee in charge to place boxes for contributions in their stores. It is expected that the boxes will be in place before 6 o'clock this afternoon. Persons wishing to con- tribute are requested to place their contributions in these boxes. En- velopes and paper will be found near each box so that the person con tributing may place his name on a slip of paper, enclose 1t in an envel- ope with his contribution and place 1t in the box, or place his contribu- tion in the box without using onvel- ope and paper: Apothecaries' Hall, Exchange place.
 Burpee's drug store. S54 South Main street
 Cassin's drug store. 634 Baldwin street.
 Casey's drug store, 2Os Baldwin street.
 Carney's drug store, Waterville.
 Cannon & Jones, 354 West Main street.
 Cone's drug store, Exchange place.
 Dexter's drug store, Exchange place.
 Duncan's drug store, S3s Baldwin street.
 Ebb's drug store. S71 East Main street.
 Fitzpatrick's drug store, 6s7 East Main street.
 McLinden's drug store, sl4 North Main street.
 McCarthy's drug store, 43i South Main street.
 Nugents pharmacy. 125 South Main street.
 Roe's drug store, no Baldwin street.
 Smiths drug store, s2s Bank street.
 Upham's drug store. 40 North Main street.
 Waterbury Drug Co. 154 East Main street.
 Webster's drug store, s31 West Main street.
 Walkers drug store, 75s Bank street.
 At meeting of the Waterbury lodge of Elks last night. SiJ0 was appropri- atel and ordered forwarded to tho lodge at San Francisco.
 All persons who wish to contribute towards the relief of the San Fran cisco sufferers will find q contribution box at the Atlantic & Pacific Tea store at 29 East Main street.
 William I.affin. foreman at the Rose Hill hose house. has issued notice for a special meeting to be held to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock tO take action on the San Francisco disaster.
 NJ. ]. Ryan, worthy president of the Eagles. telegraphed Fly D. Davis. national president Of the order at Cleveland. O.. asking what the locsl lodge could ds towards aiding the sufferers and received q reply stating that it had been decided to levy an assessment of 25 cents per capita