Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-03
CITY NEWS.

as ueputy building inspector
 Miss Agnes c. McGrath will spen
 the next few weeks in New York.
 Mrs John Shotwen of this city i,
 registered at the Hotel Endcott. New
 York city.
 The Taft students of Watertowl
 listened to an address by Dr Charle
 A. Dlnsmore, D. D., last evening.
 Patrick J. Healy. Charles O'Con nor and Michael Hayes, students q
 Yale, spent Sunday at their homes il
 this city.
 The Rev John N. Lewis, jr of thi.
 city, delivered an address at the Con
 gregational church in NaugatucE
 yesterday.
 Miss Mary Sullivan and Miss Rens
 Gilhooley of New Haven, who have
 been visiting friends in this city have
 returned home.
 MT and Mrs Charles F. Keller with
 MT and Mrs George S. Chatfeld and l daughter, Ruth, will leave tomorrow
 on a trip to Florida.
 Yesterday was the Chinese New
 Year and the Celestials of Waterbury observed the occasion by sending put cards to their friends.
 Fabyan Majewski and Zofiia Chmie- lewski were married at s o'clock this
 morning at St Cecilia's church by the
 Rev Farrell Martin. The witnesses were Eugeniusz Wezlinski and Amiela Oss0jcOwna.
 Robert c. Coe of this city had a room in the Omega fraternity house at Cornell which was destroyed by fire on Friday. MT Coe was home on visit but learned that practically all his personal effects were destroy ed.
 Rev J. J. Curtin acted as deacon at the pontitical high mass at St Mary's church dedication service yesterday at New Britain. Fathers Gleeson and Laflin, Traynor of Waterville and Sheridan of Naugatuck were in the sanctuary.
 Edward L. Hearn, supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus, left New Haven to-day for Washington as the committee on the Columbus mem- orial monument was to have con- ference to-day. The monument is to be erected in Washington.
 It was jest six years ago last night to the day and date that the big conflagratiOn visited Waterbury and wiped out the greater part of Bank street. What difference between the buildings on Bank street six years ago and those of to-day.
 Patrick J. Sullivan, the insurance agent, who will leave this week for Brockton, Mass, where he has secur- ed better position. was presented saturday evening with a beautiful umbrella with gold mounted handle by his fellow workmen in this city. There was also smoker at the office of the John Hancock Life Insurance company for which he worked.
 The board of education will hold a meeting tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the office of the high school, and it is expected to be a busy meeting. The mayor order closing the ton rooms of the old high school because Of inadequate protection from fire, the l proposition to slice up the Bunker l Hill school district, and janitors' sal l aries are few of the matters that ! are to be disposed of.
 The ground hog stepped into the open yesterday, but he hadn't gone far when he saw his shadow and promptly hurried back to his winter quarters. closed the door with q h, pulled down the blinds. threw anoth- CT comfortable on the bed and then got under the pile of clothes and roll ad himself up for a couple of months more. offered a prayer as he closed his eyes that he got in just in time 10 save his pipes from freezing.
 The storm of Saturday caused much damage in the eastern section of the city especially in the yicir- ivy of the Sacred Heart church. The water came down the adjoining hills In such a quantity that it Overflowed ts ordinary course The basement Cf he Sacred Heart church received a good drenching and if was impossible Q hold service there yesterday. Tn" 'OnditiOn of Marley alley was much worse on Saturday than usual. and found it next to an i'm to get by there.
 At the First Methodist church ves- erday new members were admitte' ls follows: Mrs John Andrews. Mr. Annie Green. James NCNaught. Mrs James McNaught. John McNaugh. James Mcknight. William McNaugh. Ignes McNaught. George Edward Taylor. Mrs George Edward Taylnr. { Hrs Charlotte N. Stickles. Mrs Der ha Grace Kershaw. Mrs Charlotte 3elle Lindsley. William Townsend. 'elIe L. Osborne Margaret Barber. rank Barley. Mabel Becker. Ida El 'larke. ". F. Clarke. Pearl Davis. .ernice F. Forbes. Chsste- Graham. Award F. HarwOOd. Mrs Eiward =. Iarwood. May Harder. r'wald Krarl- ?. Violet M Kroon. TE0mss Me taught. George NcNar~bt. Wi3liam -rUver. Idel1a May MunrOe. Mrs oSaDh F. NoiVv. N0-man F. Reed 2. . Robbins. Mrs F. C. Robbins. Stella -ilrOy SiTIs. Howard Chester SilIs .ObeTt AIo-zo StickIes- Rodney AL erta StickIas. Mrs Ada Tfotchkiss. Hiss Mary Townsend Charles Towu-t / snd- Charles Townsend Vera Mil | red VOSburgh- EIna R. Watkins. \ svmOnd BeFeIi- GeraTfine Bsflav. William ! Costello. Edith A. Ffero. red Ttschne. Emma Larson. Russell i, avroIrs Mary Father Rorce CTa5vS |