Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-06
CITY NEWS.


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 The Rev Charles A. DinSmorc, D. D., gave lecture on Dante's "Para- disc" at the First Congregational chruch last night.
 Warren l.. Hall of this city was present at the annual meeting or the directors of the State Business Men association held in New Britain yes terday morning.
 St Deglan's chapel in St Patrick church will be open again on sunday after the last mass until after yes pers. Those wishing to see the chapel can do so at that time.
 A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at St ifancls Xavier church at 7:30 o'clock to-mor- TOW moruing for the late Iatrlch Ready of Baldwin street.
 Percy P. Lewis, who has been talk ing a course of architecture lp Ne" York has returned to this city Alter spending a couple of weeks with hls mother he will leave for Havana.
 The state school tax this veal amounts to s40,0O3.75. This will helr tide things along in the city govern ment until something else comes ln' This includes the state tax for child ren educated in all the schools, pub lie and private.
 The Women's society of the t1rs' Baptist church held meeting Tn the interest of home missions yesterda! afternoon. The programme lncluueo an address by Miss Arthur ot the Waterbury Industrial school, ana solo by Mrs Hollister Sage.
 The Rev Dr John G. Davenport has returned from Atlantic Clty where he has been the past few weeks because of his health. Although the paralvsis of the face has left him his system is much run down and he Will leave in day or two for more eX tended vacation.
 John F. White and Louis Mohr, who conducted business in Water burv. were adjudged bankrupts in the district court of the United States yesterday. The petition was filed by MT White MT Mohr, his partner. refused to join with him. The schedules as filed by MT White show personal liabilities of $91, and assets of s1.425. Their partnership liabilities foot s14,406.96, and their assets SS,990.
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 The Women's Benevolent society ot the Second Congregational church held its regular meeting in the church parlors yesterday afternoon Charles B. Booth. son of Mir and Mrs Ballington Booth, spoke upor "Prison Work of Volunteers of Am erica" society which was organized bv his mother. During the session Mrs Warren Trott and Miss Bertha Hart sang "I Would That My Love. Mrs Willis Hall acting as piano ae' companist.
 Yesterday afternoon Attorney James NJ. Lynch effected a settlemen in the case of Thomas Morrison against the Waterbury Brass Goods corporation. The case has been in litigation over two years. Morrison while working in the factory of the defendant had his right hand badly injured in a machine not properly protected. Suit was brought fol damages of S5.000. Attorney D. l. O'NefIl came down from Hartford yesterday and a representative of the Brass company affected the settle ment with Attorney Lynch. William David. formerly Of thi. city. son of David David oi South Main street. IS now head wait or in the Cafe Union which was formally opened Saturday evening ir San Diego. Cal The San Diego In, ion has the following to say of th' opening. The elite of San Diego turned out en masse to attend the opening Of the Cafe Union Saturday night From early in the evening un Itil o'clock next morning genial Vii David. head waiter. was kept busy assigning the guests to their seats l Mir David is from New York city where he has been connected witi several of the large restaurantss Tho merry throng in the Cafe Union seemed to him like old times al . sHH.