Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-13
CITY NEWS.

Miss Mary L.ucli oc Iiidgewood street has luSt returned after Il few, days visit to New Icr!t
 Real Estate Agent D. II. T,erDcy sold to-day for Gordon J. Tyler. lis property on Abbott avenue adio;uiro, the Methodist church to r. B Rice.
 John MraZ of south Brooklyn has purchased through the agency of Real Estate Agent -AckeGnan. house and lot on James place belonging to the NomWeg estate.
 Heal Estate Agent Alderman to-day sold for Timothy Kelly of OakvilIe his house and lot at that place to .All and Mrs Alfred Bradshaw oT Cherry street Waterbury, who will occupy the prem iscs.
 John L. McEvoy. q student at Mount St Mary College, Baltimore. is enjoy ing a two weeks vacation at his home on Bank street. Mir McEyoy is just recovering from an attack of typhoid fever, with which he was laid up about six weeks, and has returned to his home to recuperatc.
 Martin Stack was arrested this fore noon at the factory of the Waterbury Manufacturing company by Constable ' VI III d tIN II SliiI 1OI .p.tUO tlHIiliBeS brought by Attorney Russell foi. James l.. McGrath of Fuller street This is the sequel to an assault by Stack upon McGrath about q month ago.
 At a meeting of the general com mittCe of F0restcrS of America last evening, much business in relation to the coming fair was transacted. D. + Lawlor was appointed assistant sec 1,T,t ~ during the fair. One of the chief features of the fair will be the voting contest for the most popular Forester ill the city. The prize for the lucky winner will be a trip including cx- ponses to the Pan-American eNposi- tion at Buffalo in 1901.
 At meeting Of the senior class of tue Waterbury High school to-day it was voted to give q reception to the | local school eleven. the champion school eleven in the state. The re- 1 ueption will be held Thursday night 1 on the lower floor of the school buiId- ing and will be attended by all the members of the football team and of l the senior class. The feature of the i evening will bc the supper which wifi be furnished hy Caterer F. !. Loomis. i It is expected that t0aStS will be given | . i Manager MUflay. Captain Byrnc; and several of the young ladies of the i class. l. will be q gala time for all i concerned
 1 There does not appear to be much 1 objection to the committee appointed ! by She aldermen last night to draft |! consolidation bill to be presented to the legislature. though many say that they would prefer not to SC" so many l limbs of the law Gil it. Mayer kilrlUtf 1 will not serve so that this will IcceS- ] sitate the appointment of Svnn one i III his place. and as tho aldermen ad. | iourned without date the place can not Ee filled by that body unless they | come together dg:til before tEe DeCem. Der meeting. If the committee can. not induce his honoH to serve probably 1 they will get out of il by naming some one 10 act in his stead. The othci l members will serve and How We are i'll Il fair way for consolidation. though many people, republicans &s well aS l democrats think tue whole thing will fall through and will not amount tl | anything more than d biz bill for the 1 attorneys on the committee.
 Scme of the school officials are III in arms oyer the blocking by the al fderman of the work of laying side
 
 Webster school building Snd are think ing of taking steps to have a specia meeting of the aldermen called witt q view to asking them to reScind tn vote passed last night so that tn walks may be laid before the snov flies. Nearly two thirds of the peopl owning property in Brewster stree have compiled With the order and na turally they feel that they have nc been used right in the premises seeinj that. the others have until next Ma. to put down theirs. The action takel by the aldermen destroys, renders val uesless, so far as accommodating tn school children goes. all the hurry> am rush on the part of the bureau of en gineering and the street departmen l in, connection with this job for tn past few months.