Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-02
CITY NEWS.

Thursday.
 The board of public works vii meet at s o'clock tonight.
 Rev Charles A. Dinsmore, D. D. and family left to-day for ten days trip to Washington, D. c.
 A daughter was born Saturday March 30, to MT and Mrs Arthur J De Bonis of 10S1 North Main street
 The meeting of the third degree committee of the K. of C., which was to be held tonight, has been post. poned for one week.
 Announcement has been made oi the engagement of Miss Mary c. De- laney of North Willow street and James s. Tierney, formerly of New York, but now of this city.
 The Rev R. Maplesden of Suffield former missionary to India, deliv. cred an address before the Mems club of the First church last night on "Humor and Pathos of Life in India"
 At meeting of the Second Con. gregational church last night A. M Blakesley was reelected collector for the fifty-second consecutive term Louis E. Fitzsimons was elected a member of the church committee tC succeed Walter Morse George E Judd was reelected clerk.
 About thirty-five couples attended the private reception of the Algon, quin club in Elks' hall last evening A dance program of fourteen mum bers was enjoyed, during which re- treatments were served. In the lat ter part of the evening the Elks rooms were given over to the Algon Quinites and their guests.
 Charles Ganung and Miss France! I. Childs were married yesterda! morning at the home of the bride! sister, Mrs William s. Calender O. 13S South Main street. Rev John N Lewis of St Johns church performed the ceremony. after which Mir ant Mrs Ganung left on a wedding tril to New York and Syracuse.
 At the annual meeting of St Paul's parish. Waterville, last night, officers were elected as follows: Senior warden, William A. Faber; junior warden, Homer c. Senior; parish clerk, Albert H. Bott; treasurer Homer c. Senior: vestrymen, H. NJ Grilley, A. H. Post, Albert H. Bott R. c. Brink, s. A. Starr, John B Cookson, George H. Stevens, William H. Davies, A. J. Leonard; auditors R. c. Brink, H. NJ. Grilley. The war dens were elected to attend the dio' cesan convention.
 It was late last evening when the case of Attorney E. B. Kelley, ad. ministrator on the estate of Charles E. Sickmund, against John Bagley and Henry Hellmann for damages of s4,000, was ended. The jury was out only about fifteen minutes and returned a verdict for the defend ants. There is every probability of the case going to the supreme court as the loser will have to pay the costs, which amount to about s200.
 Trinity parish met last night and chose the following officers: Senior warden. J. K. Smith; junior warden, George H. Benham; treasurer, Roger s. Wotkyns; clerk. A. D. Noble; ves- trymen. F. E. Castle. George F.. Boyd. H. NJ. Steele, J. L. Sweiger, c. H. Skilton, c. F. Davis, R. s. Wot- kyns, Samuel J. Marsh. E. H. Horn. R. s. Walker, Frederick Chambers. W. G. Smith; delegates to the dio- cesan convention, c. J. Pierpont, J. K. Smith; alternates. c. H. Ben- ham, Roger Wotkyns: music com mittee, the Rev Frederick D. Buck ley, J. K. Smith, G. H. Benham. R. A. Laslett-Smith, G. E. Boyd and R. P. Lewis: pledge roll committee. the Rev F. D. Buckley. C. ]. Pierpont, c. F. Davis. R. s. Wotkyns. s. ]. Marsh: ushers. H. M. Steele. R. s. Walker. Clayton A. Tyler. John ]. White head, James B. Sherwood.
 At the annual meeting of St Johns parish last night officers were chosen as follows: Senior warden, Nelson I. Welton: junior warden, F. J. Kingsbury: treasurer. Edwin s. Hunt: agent. Nelson J. Welton: yes trymen, James s. Elton. Dr c. E. Munger. John NJ. Burrall. 2nd, John P. Kellogg. Frederick s. Chase. Louis N. Van Keuren. Thomas D. Barlow. F. x. Perry. W. B. Merriman. A. '. Dickinson. Edward O. Goss. John P. Elton: delegates to diocesan conven- tion. Nelson J. Welton. Frederick s. Chase: alternates. ". B. Merriman. Edwin s. Hunt: music committee. W. B. Merriman. !. P. Elton. C. F. Munger. Charles F. Mitchell. John Booth Burrall. H. g. White and A. l.. Dickinson: ushers. J. Edward Kennaugh. F. Frisbie Merrill, Louis F. Reed. William Comber. A Chap pelle. Ralph E. Wheeler. Mare Hal Ium and Samuel Lowe
 Readers of the Democrat who con- template becoming benedicts. will find it to their advantage to get the wedding ring of us. and at the same time look at our large and varied as sortment of jevelry. etc. for wedding gifts. Friends of the prospective brides and erooms will also do well r-r-