Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
CITY NEWS.


 | the only one who fell into the hands of the police last evening, He was charged with intoxication and was | fined $5 and costs to-day.
 Property owners on America street, Ben Mohr, were before the i board of public works last night 1 looking for information regarding the ! layout of that street. The engineer informed them that it is .reXt on the list
 Judge Shumway this morning handed down his decision in the fore closure case of C. r. Downey against Frank Donahue ct al. He gave judg- ment for the full amount claimed, 5000 with interest amounting to $1 ,a4O which makes the total S3,94O. i This matter was heard last week in the superior court.
 A teachers meeting will be held on Friday in Terryville, a session at 2:30 D. m. being in the school house and one at 7:30 o'clock in the evening in the town hall. The speakers at the afternoon session | will be r. H. Beede of New Haven and Principal W. I. Twitchell of Hartford. In the evening the speak CTS will be Marcus White of New Britain and Charles H. Judd of New Haven.
 The Rev Oscar Haywood. D. D., until recently pastor of the First Baptist church in this city, has begun +, tI, Do i-t parish of New York. He occupied the pulpit of the Thirty-third street church last Sunday and spoke on "The Philosophy of the Multitude, Its Psychology and Religion The church was packed to the doors and Dr Haywood made a pronounced inn preSsion.
 The Fulton Music Co. are Celebrat- ing their 3rd anniversary, and are dis posing of large portion of their music stock, at very low prices. Dur ing the present week they are allow ing 20 per cent discount on pianos, and all musical instruments. They are giving away free sheet music to all customers, and free talking ma chine needles to all visitors of the Talking Machine department. Free orchestra concerts Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
 Cash buys more than credit-Up- son, Singleton & Go sell clothes for cash only.
 The following officers were elected at the annual meeting of St Pauls parish on Monday evening: War dens. William A. Faber %nd Homer c. Senior; clerk. Albert pott; treas urer, H. c. Senior; parish agent, w. A. Faber; vestrymen. Howard M. Grilley. Robert c. Frink, Frederick c. Starr, John T. Cookson. George H. Stevens, William H. Davies, ]. Frederick Twelves and Albert Pott delegates to diocesan convention. Messrs Faber and Stevens; alter mates, Messrs Grilley and Starr.
 Already several song birds have fallen victims to the aim of youth ful marksmen, who take delight in bringing down every member of the feathered family in sight. The law covering this matter is pretty plain, but what does it amount to so long as no effort is made to enforce it? Waterbury needs a few raore game wardens and until it gets them the public schools ought to be able to do something towards educating the rising generation into having some respect for members of the woodland choir.
 Deputy Coroner Walter D. Make that they ought to pay some atten- tion tO the speak easies in ROxbury, where Frank Skulski. whose body was found in q quarry in that vi- cinity, is supposed to have got the drink that led to his death. The coroner found in the evidence of the case that considerable quantities of hard cider is sold and consumed in RoXbury by parties who are not li- censed to sell fl every silnday and week day as we'll and that orgies of the worst character are oi frequent occurrence there.
 Al the annual meeting Of Trinity parish. held on Monday evening. the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Senlor warden. ] K. Smith: junior warden. C. H. Benham: treasurer, R. s. WOtkyns. clerk, C. IT. Skilton; yestrymen. c. F. Boyd. F F.. Castle. T.. H. Horn. :. ! Marsh. C. H. Perry. \. | Pier pont. R b. Pierpont, W. ui Smith. IT. B Snow, R. s Walker. r. P. Vel ion. R. s Wotkyns: delegates to diocesan convention. c. J. PierpOnt. ' K. Smith: alternates. R $. WOt- kyns. G. H Benham: music com mittee. Rev r. n. Buckley. J. K Smith. G IT Benham. C. E Boyd. R. \. I.ssieti Smith. R P Lewis pledge roll committee. c. ! Pierpont, C. F. Davis. |. $. Wotkyns. S J. .asrsh. C. IT. Perry: usAeTs. IT. N Steele. R. s. Walker. C. \. Tyler. J E. Sher- wood. J J. Whitehead. J1na I.eatten.
 The annual meeting o' St Johns parish zas held on Monday even ing and the following Dficers were elected: Senior warden. ,elson ! Melton, junior warden. frederick ] KinEsbury: treasurer. Edwin E Hunt. agent. Nelson ]. WeItOu. clerk. Cherries r. Mitchell: vestry- men. James :. Elton Dr C. E. Nun ger. J. '. BuEraIl. John P. Kellogg. i. l.. Dickinson. " D. Merrimsn. E. q. Goss. ]. P Elton R. A- Cairns. George Rockwell. T. B. Burrsll, R F GFiEzs. board of managers of trust funds. Nelson J. WeTtou. r. l. EiBgsbuFy. E. S Hunt and James $ Elton delegates t0 diOos+Ia e0nven- ton. F. S Chase and x. '. WeltBn. aEteruatas- W F. Merrinan and F.