Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-12
CITY NEWS.

St Mary's T. A. society will mee! this evening at s o'clock.
 Miss Etta McLarney of Ansonia visited her brother, Dr McLarney of this city yesterday.
 The Catholic Women's association art work and dressmaking classes emet this afternoon and this even ing. Pupils can join classes at any time.
 Miss Margaret Sweeney of "The Honeymoners" spent the past couple of days at her home on Dover street. With her were Miss Mabel Adams and Mile Mildred Wilson, also of "The Honeymooners.'
 The commissioners of the depart ment of public health are expected home from Boston tonight, where they have been spending a couple of days Investigating the method of col lecting and disposing of garbage.
 Miss Mary Lawlor, who has charge of the civil service examination at the local postOffice, has been notified that the date of the annual civil ser vice examination for clerks and car riers has been changed from Novem' Der 20 to November 23
 Samuel P. Williams does not intend to give up possession of his office tc the Apothecaries Hall company just yet. He had papers of an appeal to the supreme court from the verdict of the jury in the ejectment suit served upon I. P. Kellogg, the present gener- al manager to-day. Mir Williams claims error upon the part of the court in charging the jury.
 At the meeting of the Waterbury Medical association which will be held this evening in the Jones, Nor gan & Co building, paper will be read by Dr D. J. Maloney on "Abscess of Zygomatic Fossa." and one by Dr E. w. Goodenough on The Medical Intelligence Office" The meeting was to have been held last evening but was postponed to allow members to attend the Boston Symphony or chestra concert.
 The fair Of St CCcilia'S parish opens at the new hall Oa Jefferson street on Thursday evening Of this week and will continue for two weeks. Every evening there will be q stage entertainment and dancing will also bc indulged in. St Cecilia's orchestra will he on hand every evening and will furnish music for the entertain ment and dancing The public is in- vited to call and look over the new building The price of admission is lJ cents.
 Rev Chanceford Fairfax. \ M., D. D.. pastor of Mt Olive <. NJ. E. Zion church. and his people are still making a strenuous effort to raise the required ST. 200 in order to cap ture the S1.O0O that will be given them by a friend when they raice the $1.2OO- They have raised $500 of the required sum and hope to raise the balance Of S40O before No vamber Z5. as which time the pay ment on their mortgage falls due Donations sent to the pastor, S4 Pearl street. will be thankfully re- oeived-
 From present indications there will take place at City hall Thursday ev- ening. November 1T. one of the Isrg- est socialist meetings that has ever been held in Waterbury. The advance sale of tickets to date are upwards Of one thousand and it is the opinion Of the committee that the hall will not be large enough to soc0muO3ate all who are desir0us of hearing the tvc noted speakers. the millionaire s9- eial5st. l. C. Phelps Stokes and hE wife. Mrs Stokes Nr Stokes subject will be- Why Am a Socialist Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes subject will be- @S0CizIisu- the OnIy Care for Vice and Poverty The Eecturz is not a money making proposition ss the price of admission is Placed at 10 cents which is expected to pay the sxBensss oE the Zssting. PrUfess5o-zT and business men are requested to zt- tend this Esz1-E