Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-07
CITY NEWS.

CITY NEWS.
 Five Drawer Chiffoniers $34O. dur ing our clearance sale. Moriarty's.
 Ralph Ward, .Jr, of 1oS Central ave nut, is confined to his home with sick 1 ness.
 The Waterbury Driving club will 1 hold an election of officers one week | from tonight.
 Rev Father Slocum of the 1mmacu- late Conception parish read his annual report yesterday, which showed a very | successful year.
 The ladies of the Maccabees are go- ing 10 New Haven tomorrow night to assist in one of the meetings to be | held there. They will meet at the i Naugatuck station at 5:30.
 1 Two trolley cars came together last night in Exchange place with I crash, smashing one of the lenders. The ac- 1 cident was due to a misunderstanding regarding the schedule.
 Harry Burdick. q plumber in the 1 employ of the Barlow Bros company, ! has been visiting his uncle. Joel Bar low, and Miss Luella Hill, of West | EeddinG. for the past two weeks. He l reports a very delightful time.
 Eugene, the 2-year-old son of MT and Mrs Michael Reilly of Sarsfield street, died early this morning. The funeral will take place tomorrow af- l ternoOn at ? o'clock. with interment 1 in the new St Joseph's cemetery.
 At the evening service in the Second 1 Tny,s ii ,,1,1 NYnin I A. Milton. the speaker for the Y. NJ. c.
 A. meeting, delivered an address of in- tense interest and power on the topic, Character and Capital
 Thomas Hayes of Kingsbury street, formerly student in Holy Cross col lege, left for Chicago this afternoon 1 and will enter a school of electricity l there. Mir Hayes was quite popular among the young people of the north end of the city, who gave him a rat ting send off at the depot
 There was a hearing today in New | Haven on the bankrupt estate of 1 Remillard X Valois. bicycle dealers and repairers of this city. The hear I ing was continued for fifteen days. by | which time the trustee. Attorney Law l Tor. must have his final account ready. l The question before the referee was 1 the disposal of machinery upon which there is q chattel mortgage.
 Chief Snagg erected one of the | handsomest poles in the city on South | Main street today. opposite the prop l erty of Patrick Holohan. It was put l down to replace one used for the fire l alarm wires. which had outlived it's usefulness. The work was performed by employees of the Connecticut Light ing and Power Co. under the supervis- ion of Chief Engineer Snagg.
 Henry Marsh, an employe of the 1 Connecticut Lighting and Power Co, while returning from Wateryille yes terday. where he had been trimming are lights, was thrown from his wheel on North Willow street. receiving se- we're bruises. Ee was rendered un- conscious and had several teeth office of nr Benedict. who ordered the | patient sent to the hospital.
 l The situation which for some time
 has existed between the Oronoke and the Park Road school districts was amica5ly adjusted to-day. Attorney l Scery drew Up a paper which was signed by the leaders in the dispute by which the Oronokc district will pay
 tine Park Road district $350 out of
 5000, the amount of the appraisal of
 the whole of tho school property be-
 longing to~the first named district. R. A. Cairns. city engineer Of Wa | terbury, has figured out that his city
 will have a population in 1850 of more
 than 1250OO. He has been studying l the figures of the census since 1870, | when the town had but 13,113 people, l and calculates that iwenty years from l now Waterbury will have reached the ! 100000 mark. and ten years later will l have q population of 126,S9O. The fig l ures. however. lack the endorsement
 of tine Hartford papers-Bridgeport l Telegram.
 A small but interesting case was | tried in chambers this fornoon by Jus tice T. F. Carmody. It was Il suit en-
 tered by Irving E. Emerson against
 Levi T. Tillotson for $2O for services rendered. Both parties to the suit are l very active republicans and both were l employed taking the local census.
 There appears to have been some mis- l takes or something left undone ill Til | lotson's share of the work and Elmer
 son claims he was asked by Tillotson l to rectify it. IL is for this work he I seeks to recover. Tillotson claims he
 did not engage Emerson. Attorney |
 torney Kellogg for Tillotson. The eyi-
 dence was so contradictory that decis- ion was reserved.
 An alarm from box IA. at the corner
 of Wolcott and East Main streets.
 called the fire department out about l 2:5O this afternoon to the property of l William J. Cassidy. S9S East Main | street, in the rear of which a barn is
 situated. The barn is occupied by
 Charles Theriault, q furniture mover
 and dealer in wood. Within the barn is large quantity of hay, around l which n number of small children
 were playing. Some of the children
 must have dropped lighted match,
 for all Of a sudden bale of hay was
 enyeloped in flame. An alarm was l quickly sent in and tile firemen sub
 dued the AAnea quickly. There was slslittle hesides the burning of | I'll