Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-04
CITY NEWS.

| PAA'pN "' | tociAs cihSi\tch N So S.
 The union committee of the Holy
 Name society will meet at St Francis
 Xavier church at o'clock Sunday
 afternoon
 The funeral of Carrie J. Hardick
 will be held from her late home, "A
 Fairview street tomorrow afternoon
 at o'clock.
 The Rev William H. Lynch. for
 merly of this city, but now of Bridge
 port, will soon take an extended vaca-
 tion for the benefit of his health.
 Judge R. A. Lowe has brought suit
 against Abraham Levin for s2O0. The case is brought on common
 counts alleging that the money was a loan.
 1 Michael Flower, who was injured yesterday by falling from a South Main street trolley car. is getting along nicely at the hospital. He will get better
 Miss Leocadie Farrell of New York
 city, who has been visiting in this l city for several days, returned to St | Elizabeth's college, Convent, N. J., to-day, of which institution she is a
 pupil.
 The poo! room at 3S Grand street has been removed to 204 Bank street and will be conducted under the old management A supply of cigars and tobacco will be put in and shine parlor will also be installed.
 Sheridan council. No "A, K. of C., will hold their regular monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon at f o'clock. As this is the first meeting of the year it is hoped that every member will make it point to be present and give the new board of officers royal send off
 The examining board of the C. N. C., consisting of Brigadier General Edward Schulze, Colonel Gilbert L. Fitch, Colonel James Geddes, Major William M. Stark and Major" H. A. Hull, examined officers yesterday in Room 50 at the capitol. Fifteen in all were before the board.
 Sister Cathleen, of the Order of the Sisters of Charity. who has been visiting at St Mary's convent in this city, returned to the St Elizabeth $ convent to-day. During her stay in the city she visited Ter sisters and other relatives. Sister Cathleen was formerly Miss Hennessy and was educated in this city.
 The drill team of the Ladies auxi- liary, A. o. H., will hold a very i'm portant meeting in K. of C. hall to- night at S:30 o'clock, also the com mittee on St Patrick's night enter tainment will hold d meeting at the same hour and place. It is expected that every member will attend as some very important matters will claim their attention.
 City Engineer Cairns has prepared the following estimates for projects now before the city government: Paving Benedict street with vitrified bricks, $10,000; layout of Beach street, without retaining walls, S3,- 800; with walls, $13.000; with walls in front of houses only $S.500; lay out of the Bradleyville road, $1,500: layout of Merry street, sl,950.
 All corporations filing their annual statement in the office of the secre- tary of the state are receiving a slip printed in red to the effect that a failure to file certified copy with the town clerk renders the corporation li- able 10 fine of $100. This penalty was imposed by the last legislature and the state secretary is calling at tentiOn 10 it with view of saving corporations from expense.
 The street sign post on the corner Of Ahhott and Park avenues was torn up yesterday. It is ouc of the new street sign posts and was never prop CrlN pnt down. The concern that 1 piacetl these signs seemed to consider l it's duty done after the post Was in l the grounl never caring. apparently. | that it was thc easiest thing II. the ! world to pull fl up. The post was laid | aside in tI" ruruer l',t to awat the ] attention of the street officials.
 The newly elected officers of Divi-l sion No ,. \. O H.. were installed 1 at their meeting on Thursday night i. by Deputy ], r Calvin. The very encouraging reports given by the 0f- ficers showed the division 10 be ir q condition The officers l. for the year 1908 are as follows, President William C. keenaH: vice president, William ! Hickey: re- roFding secretary, Matthew NJ shan nahan. financial secretary. James Carroll: treasurer. John r. Calvin. jr: warden William !. Wa.sa: sen tineE. Dennis F Brady.
 There will bn d mee,ing nf the board 0f educlticn I0ndag evening in the Crosby High school office at he usnd. hour, 1.3o o'clock. The hoard will n0t make any changes in the personnel of the office force. sUCh as rieTk. tTuant officers and school house inspector City She-if smith notified each member of the new board to-day of his election. not- tha- 1t has been some months since the actual election tD0k place. The priuCIulI work to he Ione at the meeting Monday will be 70 organize. It is understood ,ha5 Commissioner J ! Mcdonald Eiil be chosen vice chairman
 The funeral of Charles E. Lourks was held yesterday afternoon frosa his late residence ISs Chestnut ave sue- at o-clDck. The Rev Frank D. Walters. pastor Of tho First II. E. -hUFch. 0ffciated. and delegations Eere present from HarU.onE lodge. r lf \ NJ and a!sO from Hamilton gdse of sharon of which he was member i qusrte5se from the Methodist church sang two hymns.