Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-20

l former pastor of the Slmonsvlll Methodist church, has again as ! sumed charge of the parish. II will be here three days week and the balance of his time he vii devote to his insurance business il Long Island.
 Committees representing the differ ent Holy Name societies of Water bury will meet at the Sacred Heart church tomorrow afternoon at l o'clock to arrange for memorial day services which will be held a week i from tomorrow. The grand marshal is requested to attend the meeting.
 Jacob Jacobusky, whose name il the city court yesterday was JacoI Jacobinsky, was there again to-da. charged with intoxication. Earl, this morning Officer Madden fount him en route to Prospect to hi farm but he had gone only as ia as Mill street. He was fined $7 ant costs with the alternative of goint to jail
 Barcelona Council, K. of c. will hold an important meeting at o'clock tomorrow afternoon, and every member that has an interest ill the welfare of the council is expected to be present. The committee will make a report on readjustment of in- surance question as well as on the suit about fund, which supreme court has sent to superior court.
 The following are the new officers of Court Rose Hill. F. of A., for the ensuing term: c. R., P. Fully: s. c. R., W. Ladden; recording secretary, NJ. Sheehan: s. w., w. O'Connor: T. w. J. Cummings; senior beadle, L.. Haight; junior beadle, M. Lawlor; lecturer. Mago Sheehan: delegate to grand court convention. William Clas- by and J. Bowling: first alternate, Mago Sheehan; second alternate, Mar tin Hickey.
 The board of public safety vii have an outing to Springfield Mon day. the expense to be paid by the Victor Automobile company of that place. It seems that the advertise ment calling for proposals for ar auto hose wagon for use in the fire department caught the eye of the Victor folks and they think the! have just what the city wants. They will send an auto here after the board and if they like that way oi travelling they will return in the same vehicle.
 Rev Dr Charles Mclean called 'Schlatter" (faith preacher, will preach on Sunday at the Grand Army hall. 1OS Bank street. Sub jects, at o'clock D. m., How Christ Healed the Sick" and at 7:30 o'clock p. m., How Christ Raised the Dead" All the sick will he healed free by faith in God. All the sick will be healed by faith daily from a. m. to 8 p. m, at BIO South Main street. All future events foretold in a trance. Admis- sion free to all. Welcome.
 The Knights of Pythias will hold memorial service tomorrow. In the morning the graves of deceased members in the outlying cemeteries will be decorated and at 2 o'clock the lodges will meet in City hall and listen 10 an address by the Rev Mir Stansfield of Waterville. after which the societies. headed by Fulton's American band. will march to Riv- erside cemetery and strew flowers upon the graves of deceased mem- bers who are sleeping there. Taps will be sounded and then all will proceed 10 Pythian hall where re- treatments will be served. Grand Chancellor Commander W. E. Thoms will preside
 Walter Schlo,hauer of Cooke street has solved the labor ques- ton for himself al all events and in a most peculiar manner. SChlo- thauer came 10 this country a few years ago despite the wish of his folks in Germany who are said to be pretty well of. The industrial depression threw him out of work about three months ago and seeing no prospect of an immediate i'm prOvement ahead he made up his mind to go back home 10 the old country and provide himself with certain employment for some time to come. by serving the compulsory three years service in the army there. He sailed Thursday morn inE.
 Al the annual meeting Of the NH Plain sch0nl district last night officers were chosen as follows. committee. W F. Hitchcock: treasurer. Mark [. Warner. clerk. B. r. Hoggett: tax collector. John r. GaIlag gher. It was voted to lay q four mill tax on the grand list Of 1gPS. and tax coming due and paying July l. 1gg. F. S. Pritchari. ]. L. White and Theodore \. MuHs0n were eIected auditing cunl- ulittee. Alderman Gallagher. the snl- ie-tor of taxes. reported that he had paid over tO the district the sum of sI sSLT4. while his rate book caIled for only S1y54514 A vote of tlI-uks was extended tO Mir Gallagher. On of Mir TinSer. Miss T'eCk was chDsen principal If the ssfBpni- The schaal birding fs fnven- t0rfei st Sglne on s-ufeh sherr fs still sn Indebtedness of S1sIFsn The Ersnd I5st of the district amounts tO s4Tite. an increase of s1a.5T2 over