Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-19

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 The members of St Joseph's T. X. ! society will meet this evening at $ | o'clock and will prepare to march ill a body to attend the charity bazaar. James A. Hynes, high secretary oi Independent Order of Foresters, was | one of the speakers at the entertain. | ment and smoker given in Danbury | Tuesday evening by Court Kenosia No 4,777.
 Governor Rollin s. Woodruff has invited Colonel L. F. Burpee to joir his party on their official visit to the Jamestown exhibition next Wednes- day. The exhibition opens pretty soon. Governor Woodruff's trip will | occupy three days.
 Mrs C. C. Russell requests all and others, to whom she has given combination books for the charity bazaar to make returns to her at Queens Daughters booth. City hall, on or before Saturday night.
 Pay your subscription to the Demo- crat in advance and you get good family magazine, The Woman's Home Companion free. The two for the price of one. Hand your name in on or before Saturday night and have the big May number sent to you.
 The Rev John G. Davenport, D. D., will be member of Governor WOodruff's party which will make a trip to the Jamestown exposition Dr Davenport vii; also offer prayer at the dedicating of the Connnecti- cut state building on Saturday, April 27. ..
 In order to get the May number of the Woman's Home Companion sub scribers must get their names in not later than Saturday evening. All that is necessary to get the magazine is to call at the Democrat office and pay your subscription in advance. 42 cents a month for paper and magazine.
 John w. Brown. a prominent mem- Der of the Carpenters union and a noted socialist speaker, will address the workingmen of Waterbury this evening. Weather permitting, he will speak at corner of Bank and Grand streets. If stormy the meet ing will be held at Socialist head quarters, room No 33. Platt block. All workingmen are invited.
 Certificates of organization were filed in the office of the secretary of state yesterday by the Curran Dry Goods Co. the Metallic Ink Co and the Willetts & Miller Co. all of Wa terbury. X certificate of incorpora- tion was filed by the Granite Brick Co of Waterbury with capital of $50, 900. The incorporators are War ren l.. Hall. W. G. Morse. Ralph x. Blakeslee, Wilson futile and F. NJ. Peasley.
 Patrick Hickey has sold his three family block and store at 12 and IA Lafayette street to Samuel Graystein for s10.500. Mr Graystein is a we'll known junk dealer and the lot in the rear of the building will come in just right for his business. Mir Hickey acted as his own agent and got along so nicely he may decide to hang out q shingle some day. He still retains the family residence in that street.
 Just after the fire department was called 10 the fire in the coal and wood yard of the Frank Miller Co ypctarday affarpnnn at q.on n'clnnr- James J. Madden was elected a fire man to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of William O'Don- nell. The board of safety held an adjourned meeting for the purpose of electing a fireman and had got down to business when the fire alarm sounded. Commissioner Minor pre- sided.
 At the annual meeting of the State Dental association yesterday officers were chosen as follows: President. Dr F. Hindsley. Bridgeport; vice president. Dr W. O. Beecher, Water bury: secretary. Dr F.. S Rosenbluth. Bridgeport: treasurer. Dr F. W. Brown. New Haven: assistant secre- tary. Dr A. E. Carey. Hartford: li- brarian. Dr R. H. Keeler. New Lon don; editor. Dr A. H. Spicer. Wester- ly, R. l.; executive committee. Dr r. c. Murless, Jr. Windsor Locks: Dr F. ]. Erbe. Waterbury, and Dr W. V. Lyon, Bridgeport.
 At a meeting of the board of finance yesterday afternoon a com munication was received from ex- Collector E. s. Hunt asking that money due Thomas F. Lunny amounting to s256.70 be retained. said sum being due to collector for taxes on lists of 1903-l The mat ter was referred to the comptroller. This is a nice question IL is the duty of the comptroller to hold money from people who owe the city. but in this case as in all others of the kind the account is with the col IectOT and not the city. It wiIl be looked into anyway. The payrOlls were read and approved
 Readers of the Democrat uro con template becoming Ipenedicts. will fiu,I t to their advantage to get the we-f1fng ring of us- and at the same time book at orr large an.I variesl sS- Sorfmpnt of iewcIry. etc. for wedding ~ffts- Friends of tise prospective brides and g-ooms will also do well