Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-19
CITY NEWS.

The latest move towards making men better, at the Y. NJ. c. A., is the formation of bible class for busl- ness men under the direction of Depu- | ty Coroner, Walter D. Makepeace. All members of the First Baptist church, and ex-members, all members of the Sunday school. and all friends of the pastor. the Rev Oscar Hay wood, are invited to the "Old Home evening at the church this evening Bishop Tierney of the diocese of Hartford has announced the follow ing transfer of priests: Rev John J. Fitzgerald from St Mary's, Windsor Locks, to St Roses new parish,, East Haven. Rev Jeremiah J. Brod- erick from St Mary's, Ridgefield, to St Peters, Hartford.
 The Mary Parrish branch of tke International Sunshine society open ed the season with a social tea ard measuring party yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs George Putnam, 33S North Willow street. An inter- esting musical and literary prograrn was rendered.
 The Passionists Fathers will open mission at St Michaels church in Waterville on next Sunday. Father Hubert who conducted a mission at St Thomass church some time ago will be in charge. The mission will continue for one week and will be for men and women.
 Attorney Lynch has brought suit for Thomas Morrison aged IA, against the Waterbury Brass Goods corporation for s5,0OO damages. On September 25th last Morrison was working on an emery grinder and his fingers got caught in the machinery. He claims to be permanently in- jured.
 The Women's Home Missionary so- ciety of the First NJ. E. church, held its first meeting after the summer vacation in the church parlors yes terday afternoon. Miss Martha Bowen spoke upon the work among the Indians and Spanish-speaking people. Mrs F. D. Walter sang The
 
 The committee in charge of the laying of the corner stone of St Mary's hospital will hold its final meeting in St Patrick's hall tonight. Every member is requested to be present. The full program will be made out and everything put in shape for the ceremony which will be held Sunday afternoon.
 The following are the new officers of the Queens Daughters: president Mrs James Hurley; first vice presf- dent-AIrs C. c. Russell: second vice president-Miss Elizabeth SOmerx treasurer-Mrs John Duxbury: flnaH- cial secretary-MIss Margaret Hig- gins: assistant financial secretary- Miss Mae Ganley: auditors-NIrs Sar- ah Hayes. Mrs Lucien wOlf, Miss Anna Finley. A committee consist ing of Mrs C. C. Russell. Mrs John Duxbury and Mrs Sarah Hayes is at work making arranCements for whist party to be given City hall, Friday evening, Oct. IS.
 A warrant was issued yesterday afternoon for the apprehension of the two proprietOrs or the so-called Polish Sunday club on South Main street charging them with violating the liquor laws last Sunday morn ing The men were in the city court the other morning charged with zssaulting a barber named Charles Spi5owski Spfdowskf was once president of the club but he retired some time ago and last San day morning he vent 10 the rooms for the purpose he said of having his name taken o1 the rolls. He had s few drinks of beer. he said and therin it Is alleged. vas the violation Of the liquor lava