Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-07
CITY NEWS

Boys $2-50 suits and overcoats now $2.44 in Upson, Singleton & Co.'S sale.
 A daughter was born on Friday last to MT and. Mrs John Sirica of 101 Franklin street.
 Augustus O'Hara son of Dr B. A. O'Hara, has returned to his studies in the Philadelphia college of den- tistry.
 Vincent Guilfoile and Frank John son. students in, MoGill medical col lege, Montreal, started for that place this morning.
 MT and Mrs George W. French of 29 Johnson street celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of their mar riage Saturday night.
 William Joyce of Middletown and Miss Anna Lynch were called to be married for the first time yesterday at St Patick's church. -=.,~
 Richard Sheehan and Mary Peters were married this forenoon by the T of the Immaculate Conception.
 Louis Fitzsimons and. Charles Tenn pleton left Saturday for Georgia where they will join other Waterbury men. and spend several days on hunting trip.
 The members of the Queens Daughters will hold their annual meeting in St Patrick's hall to-mor- row evening. The annual reports will be read and committees will be appointed for the purpose of devising means to raise funds for the new hospital.
 Right Rev Monsignor Slocum will deliver the sermon at the mass to be celebrated at St Josepb's church, Winsted, next Friday, when Mir and Mrs Patrick Carroll of that place will observe the golden anniversary of their marriage. The couple are old friends of Monsignor Slocum.
 In the probate court to-day Mrs Elizabeth Doyle was appointed ad- ministratriX on the estate of the late Julia Scadden, who died about Christ mas time of injuries received in fire. The appraisers, Joseph Galla- gher and George Ellis, have not yet filed their appraisal of the estate.
 The annual meeting of Division 1, A. o. H., was held Sunday afternoon at Elks' hall. The following officers were elected for the ensuing term: Patrick K. Finnan, president; John J. Lacey, yice-president; James A. Thompson, recording secretary: Law renee Sullivan. financial secretary; James Grant, treasurer.
 The following new members were received into the Second Congrega- tional church yesterday: Mrs Minnie Jagel Bavier. Miss Minnie Hehning Bavier, Mrs Louise Jagel Dains and Miss Lucy Richards. Those who were received by letter were Rufus Vince Ter Hewitt, formerly of Torringford; Mrs Katherine Maud Hewitt, former ly of Troy. N. Y.: Mrs Grace Patchen Leggett, formerly of Danbury, and Mrs Nellie Biggs Walker, formerly of Mount Vernon, N. Y.
 At the annual meeting of the Holy Name society of the church of the Immaculate Conception. held yester- day afternoon, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Spiritual director, Right Rev Mon signor Slocum, P. R.; president, Will liam Milton; vice-president, George w. Richmond: treasurer, John H. Moran; secretary, J. w. Mccarthy: consulters. Thomas F. Kilduff, P. NJ. Harty. D. J. Carroll, Thomas How ard. The reports of the various off, cers were very satisfactory to the so- ciety.
 Although merchants report big Christmas sale. it appears that some of them failed to dispose of the whole of their supply. and one of them un- loaded a nice porker. half a dozen turkeys and about two dozen chickens in the Brennan lot on Sylvan avenue within a few feet of the highway last week. Dogs carried away some of them. youngsters kicked more of them about the lots. but enough of them remained there until yesterday ,o attract the attention of the neigh bors. who reported the find to the sanitary inspectors. Mir Callahan had them removed to-day to the crematory. An effort will be made to locate the offender.
 The board of aldermen will meet tonight. The principal new matters to be brought forward are the pro- posed change in water rates and the question of a charter amendment creating a new office to be known as superintendent of parks. Whether or not the aldermen will do anything about meters is something nobody appears to know. but it would not surprise some folks if Mir Goss should object to any change in the water rates until the whole system is metered. This would be in line with his position when he was a member of the department of public works and in reply to H. L. Wade. uho wanted to vote for flat rate. stated that he would he in favor of sueh action provided every consumer had a meter in his house
 How annoying is t to have watch that is out of repair frequent Iy and in the care of the watch doc tor one third of the time. Buy a