Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-04
CITY NEWS.

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tonight for practice at 7:30.
Miss Nellie Bloomfield. who is at
present employed in Springfield, is
visiting at her home in this city.
At the meeting of the republican
club last night the house committee
reported Il set of rules which were
adopted.
The department of charities met
last night. Nothing of public inter
est was brought to the attention of the
board.
Frank Bangs says he has no inten
ton of leaving this city to take up ;
residence in Deep River. He say
Waterbury is good enough for him.
An anniversary mass will be cele-
brated on Thursday morning at
o'clock at the Immaculate Conception
church for the late Mrs c.. HI. Lawlol
of South Elm street.
Domenico Ruggerio, alias Antonio
Falzerrio, who was recently released
from Wethersfeld for grand larcen!
committed in this city, has been Ar.
rested in Hoboken, n. j., fol-
burglary.
Mayor Thoms. ex-Mayor John p.
Elton and the Rev Frederick ID. Buck
ley will attend the annual dinner of
the Connecticut Civil Service Reform
association which will be held in the
Algonquin club. Bridgeport, to-nor-
row evening.
The Girls Mission of the Congre-
gational church held a tea yesterday
afternoon from to 6 o'clock in the
parlors of the church. Miss Hen
rietta Gay, Miss Elizabeth Hall and
Miss Margaret Perry composed the
arrangement committee.
The Rev A. ]. Bolster of Buffalo,
\. V, was officially installed rs pas
tor of the New Advent church on
Cherry street last night The eXer-
cises We're largely attended, many
local and out of town clergymen be-
ing in attendance.
Pursuant to vote passed by the
aldermen Monday night, Mayor
Thoms has appointed the following
committee TO draft a building ordin-
ance and report the same to that
board W. ]. Larkin, Truman S.
Lewis, Daniel f. Cronan. Thomas NJ.
Frenzy and Francis L. GuilfoiIe.
The F. C. Bushnell company of
New Haven and the Pierpont Broth
ers company and D. +. Carroll & CO
of Waterbury have filed a petition in
the United States district court ask
ing that the Dlugokecki Brothers OF
Naugatuck be declared bankrupt. The
claims of the petitioning creditors ag-
gregate $714.S9.
4 decision was received to-day from
the supreme court by Clerk Gillette
of the district court to the effect that
there was an error in the suit Of
James Thompson and others against
Louis ChotZanoff. This was Il suit
TO recover on Il building contract. An
order for Il new trial was allowed. In
the lower court judgment was allowed
the plaintiffs all they sued for, $500.
Miss Nellie V. Waterhouse. daugh-
ter of Mrs Sarah \. WaterhouSe uf
Port Byron. y Y. and William VI.
Mugridge. son of Mr. and Mrs Frank
J.. Mugridge of II State street. were
married Sunday afternoon at rhe roe
tory of 81 Johns chruch. The Rev
Herbert l.. Mitchell the assistant
rector. performed the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs Mugridgc will reside at IS
Ward street.
About seventy-five members Of The
Queens Daughters met yesterday af-
ternOon nj the home of Mrs James
DOwney. 23t Hamilton avenue. Whist
was played during the afternoon and
during the early part of the evening.
The following made the highest
scores: Mrs J. Il, Chandler. Mrs
Elizabeth Tohiu. Mrs X. Cullinan.
Miss Sadie Wolff. Mrs William Mona
gan. Mrs John HeaIcy. Mrs David
Altman. Miss Mary Charters. Miss
Elizabeth Bcrgin and Mrs VI. Ske-
han.
Oscar ZigIatzki of the firm If the
Observation-Disclosures 90 is home after a
trip to Washington Il. e.. where. with
Mrs ZiglatZki. he had the pleasure NJ
m Introduction Ia President Roosc-
Welt There were several visitors in
line At the time and when Mr. Zig
latzki's turn cainc he shook hands
with the president. remarking to his
wife in an aside. The ambition NJ 2
big srhOOlhny realized at last The
president overheard the remark. and
heckoned Mr. Ziglatzk to rrturn.
whereupon he shook the hand 81 the
Waterbury merchant warmly aud
said. That's a good one. III remem-
ber that
The f. T. I,urand co, L. Il. X. r.
saw two sets NJ uniformed rank Of
ficers installed last evening. First
they went TO Goodwill hall. Water
Vile. where they saw the officers
there Installed under the direction "
Colonel l.. l.. Hall and Major 4. J..
Leonard. The officers installed were:
captain. Charles II. draper. frst lieu
tenant. II. l. Dyson: second Iieuten-
ant. William r. Axelby. recorder
Frank J. Terrell: treasurer. :. H.
Lane: guard. Alfred II. Huribui: sen