Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-05
CITY NEWS

At meeting of the Eagles to-mor. row the officers recently elected vii be installed. Clerk of the Superior Court Samue j.. Marsh has fallen victim to la grippe, and is confined to the house
 Mrs Thomas Hayes of Center
 street, who has been very i'll for the
 past week was able to be about to-
 day.
 l Officer Timothy Hickey who has
 been confined to his home thes past
 few days suffering from the grip is
 again on duty.
 l A requiem mass will be celebrated
 at the Immaculate Conception church
 Monday morning at o'clock for the
 late Mrs Margaret Smith. 1 Philip Levine, of New York
 city, who bas been visiting Mir and
 Mrs Max Scholter, of North Main
 street, has returned home. I The annual meeting of the Patrick
 sarsfeld club will take place to-mor-
 row at o'clock and as matters of
 great importance to the society will | oS AioNo oSSCu IL IS lSdUle tudL dlI
 who can. should attend.
 Thomas F. McNellis of 210 North
 Main street and Florence Herlebrr.
 40 Railroad Hill street, were marr.ed
 at St Patrick's rectory, Friday, De
 cember 2S, 1906, by Rev Joseph M. l Gleeson.
 At the meeting of Company A last I night the following promotions were ! announced: Sergeant Webster. to be second lieutenant: Sergeant Buckley
 to be first sergeant and Corporal Mill
 Ter to be sergeant.
 The Holy Name society of the Im-- maculate Conception church will hold
 their regular meeting tomorrow af- ternoon at 3 o'clock at St Patrick's
 hall. Election of officers will take
 place and every member is requested
 to attend.
 At the annual meeting of House
 hold of Ruth, No 779. I. c. N. 0. E. last night, officers were chosen as fol-
 lows: M. N. C., Henrietta Hatcher;
 R. \. G., Susan Gordon; N. G., Geor- gie McDowell; N. U., Susan Dubois;
 W. F.. Lizzie Scott; treasurer, J. E.
 Jones; W. R.. Eugene Dubois Gorham Tufts, a. missionary
 from India will speak at the Rescue
 Mission at 267 South Main street Sunday evening. Mir Tufts is one of
 the very few missionaries who have
 been able to cross the borders of Thi-
 bet and has had most thrilling exper- fences which he will probably relate. He will speak at the Rescue Mission instead of the Advent church, as was previously advertised.
 The engagement of Miss Florence Foulks of Brooklyn, New York to John c. Sherwood. of this city was announced at reception given at Miss Foulks' home at Flatbush on Christmas night Mir Sherwood is pres ident and treasurer of the Colby street. Miss Foulks, who is at pres ent the guests of Mir and Mrs Thomy as Fenton of Silver street is we'll known in this city.
 At the quarterly meeting of the Hospital Aid society at the home of the secretary, Miss Helen Merriman, at 72 West Main street yesterday af- ternoon reports were read from the following women who had acted as hospital visitors during the quarter: Mrs J. P. Morgan, Mrs FsM. Peasley, Mrs F. NJ. Sackett, Miss Kingsbury, Miss Driggs, Mrs A. A. Crane. Mrs Joseph H. Dudley and Mrs Frank E. l Castle. The treasurer's report dis l closed a balance of $23304 in the | treasury after the payment of all | expenses during the quarter.
 In the probate court today Judge | Lowe gave a hearing to the motion l for the removal of Samuel J. Marsh | as conservator for Miss Margaret l Wilson of Clay street. The motion was brought by Attorney Lynch, the was represented by At torney E. F. Cole and friends of Miss Wilson, by Attorney John r. Kellogg It was claimed for Miss Wilson that because she lives on certain sum and out of that managed to save mon- ey and pay her bills she was fully to manage her affairs. but the conservator's counsel showed 3 different state of affairs and Judge Lowe denied the motion. 1:
 The Christmas number of the Free mans Journal of Dublin, Ireland. . which has been received by large lumber of people in this city, con- aims several interesting short stories. Christmas at Ladysmith." by Major Mcbride. appears to be the fayorite ! with many while some prefer the iforts of other authors. They are III good. but it is a question if any fl them comes up to the yarn of the etire1 burglar who admitted after long and honorable career in his hosen profession that he would ave made his fortune in half the ime were it not for the nervous title house terrior that scented him efore he put his foot inside the gate . nd raised such fuss that he didn't onsider it safe to go any farther. Ie didn't care a snap of his finger bout a watchman and he never saw
 burglar alarm but he could dispose without any bother. but the small UT dog was more than match for i'm and he was honorable enough 3 say go. although it saIled him to lake the admission This is a hit pr the small dog and it might not 2 amiss to pass it along just now -hen almost everybody you meet has
 had word for oanines, small and \ ,rEp