Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-19
CITY NEWS

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 Military band promenade at City hall next Saturday night. All new music.
 Doctor Myron L. Cooley, formerly located at 45 Center street has re- moved his office and residence to 112 North Main street.
 Call at the Friendly league for one of the new year books giving full information of the classes now being formed and showing the pie lures taken last spring.
 Subscribers to the Democrat who want the Woman's Home Companion for October, sent to their homes free of charge, should see that their names are on the list which will be sent away this week. Pay tonight, tomorrow is the last day.
 The class for entire new begin ners which started at Miss Reeds select school for dancing Monday evening will meet again on Thursday evening. This class is filling up rap idly and all ladies and gentlemen de siring to learn should join now and start in with the beginners.
 Mayor Thoms and his board of pub lie works don't intend to neglect the trees on the green and in other places about town. With view to helping them to continue to lend additional charm to the city, superintendent of street department has been instruct ed to employ a competent man to trim them up and also to plant 9 col- pie of young. elms. on the north side of the green. a.ss
 The case against Cassius M. Webb for assaulting Baron J. Torko- milan was continued in the court to-day for one week, Judge Peasley preferring to have it tried by Judge Burpee. The case against Lewis Kappelovicz for deal ing in junk without license was also continued. Josephine Quirk was committed to jail to work out fine of $7 and costs for intOxics- tion and the same disposition was made of John Blade for the same offense.
 The commissioners of public charity held meeting last night and after transacting the regular business took up the question as to whether or not it is the duty of the city officials to at- tend people who need attention at the police station. In the opinion of the board the city physicians should an. .swer all such calls and the clerk was instructed to report to that effect to the superintendent of police and the physicians in the employ of the board. There is nothing new in this. but the matter never came for definition be- fore
 MT and Mrs Howard G. Rice of Wa terville street. who have recently re- turned from a vacation spent in tour ing York state, were given a sur prise party last week. Mir Rice was presented with a loving cup and thanked his friends in few we'll chosen words. Cigars and refresh ments were passed around and with the aid of few musical numbers a very pleasant evening was spent. MT Rice was so highly elated over the affair that he invited his friends to join him in roller skating party for next Friday evening.
 Sheridan council, K. of c. held a meeting last night and took the initia- tive in furthering plans to assist in raising funds for the new hospital. The plan is to enlist the cooperation of all Catholic organizations in the city and then given one union enter tainment at which 1t is believed some thing worth the while will be realized. The council appointed committee consisting of J. H. Calvin, F. H. Real and J. II. Moran, to act with commit tees from other societies and Father Slocum in making arrangements for such an enterprise as it may be deem- ed most advisable to conduct.
 At a largely attended meeting of the James Meagher branch of the Gaelic league last night, much busi- ness of importance was transacted, and judging from the interest mani fested the coming season will be the most successful in the history of the organization. Officers for the ensu- ing year were elected as follows: President. H. B. Moriarty: vice-presi- dent, Miss Nellie Mccarthy; record ing secretary, Miss Hannah Moriar- ty; financial secretary, Richard Barry: treasurer, Miss Bridget Sulli- van; librarian, T. F. Luddy; cor responding secretary, Mrs R. Barry; principal, Miss B. Sullivan.
 The first meeting this season of the Forum Debating club of St Mary's Alumni association was held last evening. Plans for the coming season were talked over and election of officers resulted as follows: Pres ident. William Sullivan; vice-presi- dent. Michael Pendy: secretary and treasurer. Kevin Fitzpatrick. This makes Mir Fitzpatrick's second term. The next meeting of the club will be held next Tuesday evening when pre- paration will be made for the first debate of the season. The debating club promises to be much larger this winter and those who desire to enter should hand in their names to the officers at once.
 To prove to those interested that hustling is to be the predominating feature of the winters campaign of the local N. E. o. P. lodges. Brass City lodge at their meeting held Monday evening in Columbus hall initiated one candidate and referred five applicants to an investigating committee. This no doubt is due to the untiring efforts of the warden, N. J. CoIloty. and Deputy Mrs Annie