The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
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Especial Journal Courier News service) Lorice, of Boston, conducted the young peoples meeting at the Salvation Army hall on High street Saturday afternoon and evening. Every one who attended the meetings was presented with a souvenir button of Mir. Boyd. The meetings were largely attended and proved very in toresting.
 The board of county commissioners will be at the city hall on Wednes- day morning to receive the liquor li- cense money.
 At the class initiation in the opera house yesterday afternoon, held jointly by the First, Second and Third Divis- ions, A. o. H., of this city, and the Second Division, IA. o. H., of Derby, two hundred candidates were initiated. Forty of these were from Derby and the remainder from the three orders in this city. There were 800 present at the meeting. The state and county of flccrs were present and many delivered addresses. The meeting was called to order al o'clock and was not con cluded before 5:SO Following the con- clusion of the business meeting all re- paired to Celtic hall where all kinds Of refreshments were served and a mu- sical entertainment rendered.
 Ernest Swain, of this city, who was locked up by Chief Ellis Friday after noon at the instance of the Walden, N. r., authoritiss, was taken to that city late Saturday afternoon by one of the Walden officials who came to this city for him. Swain Is alleged to have received stolen goods, and the officials of that city think they have a sure case against him. Swain was arrested by Chief Ellis at the request of the Walden officials October 20 on a charge of having received stolen goods. He said the stuff found in his trunk was him. He was taken to Walden but re- leased on bond of $500 uending action by the grand jury. The jury indicted Walden on last Wednesday and when 1t was learned he was In this city c bench warrant was served and he was taken back It is thought that 1t will go hard with Swain as the officials state they have a clear case against him.
 The Good Time Social club of this city, held its annual concert and dance in German hall Saturday evening and the event proved to be very success- full finaciai as well as social event.
 The Mems meeting held at S:3O o'clock yesterday afternoon under the auspices of the local Y, NJ. c. A. was very largely attended, Those who were present heard very interesting ad- dress delivered by Rev. Roy M. Tough ton, pastor of the First Congregation al church, Derby.
 Mayor Charters has made his ap- pointments for the ensuing year and are as follows;
 Auditors-M Michael Finnucan. Harold Moore.
 Collector of taxes-Frederlck M. Mo Carthy.
 sealer of weights and measures John McNsmara.
 Chief Of Fire department-Gecrge E May.
 First assistant chief-Edward Ken nedy
 | Second assistant chief Clifford Pond
 City ngineer--Charles Nichols
 Corporation counsel--Denis T Walsh
 Board of relief-P. J, Noonan, c. B Wooster
 Board of apportionment and taxs- tion-Blias Seccombe and Thomas F Williams, for unexpired term of John Starkweather and Charles Leetseslsy resigned; Frederick W. Holden, Will liam Halse, Yale Rubin, William Soul ly.
 Board of public. woris-David Pick cit, George Bush.
 Superintendent of public works Charles Buckingham.
 Board of Michael Malum phy, pr. Fred J. Peck, George MeNa' mara.
 Board of charities-Dr, Scott R. Ba- ker, Nathan J. Winfield
 Superintendent of charities Francis Gaffney.
 Board of health-Frederick A. Rolfe John T. Webb.
 Sinking fund commissioner-Charlei IT Pine.
 Police commissioner William c. Nc Lean
 Building inspector-John Dwyer.
 Janitor of city hall--Thomas Houli han.
 Library direotors-Herbert Pratt John O'Driscol.
 These nominations are to be voted upon at the meeting of the aldermen.
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