Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-15
CITY NEWS.

Supernumerary Lawrence LawIor was sworn in to-day by City Clerk Ryan.
 Emily G. Bronson, aged ST years, died this morning at the family resi- dence in Middlebury.
 The creditors of Michael J. CoOney. Who has been declared bankrupt, will be given hearing on the 25th of this month before State Referee Newton ill his office in New Haven.
 Annie Flames, aged 20 years, died this morning at the Waterbury hos pital. The remains were removed to the residence of Mrs William H. Wood 51 North Elm street, in A1ulville's am- buiance
 Tine postmen delivered large num- Der Of letters about town to-day con- taining punches of shamrock. No doubt those who have received it will remember their less fortunate neigh bol's and pass d little of it around.
 Judge Thayer this afternoon or dered Attorney NJ. J. Byrne. as re- ceiver for the Globe Publishing Co. to sell at public auction the uncollected accounts of the concern 1n the office of the clerk of the superior coslrt at 9 o'clock next Tuesday morning.
 
 Smith of Natertown has been decided against him by Judge Ralph Wheeler of the superior court in Litchtield coun- iy. and the appointment of a conser- vator has been confirmed. In the suit for support brought by his wife the court has ordered that on March 12 there was due Mrs Smith from her husband S15O and at the close of each succeeding quarter from that date he shall pay her S15. Attorney Root rep resented Mrs Smith in both matters.
 One would imagine from the crowd that all the Italians in the city were congregated this afternoon in the Odd Fellows building. The cause of the gathering was the hearing of the suit of Frank Delucia against Luigi Foronl for S10O damages. Foroni is Delucia' $ tenant. He built fence around his yard and afterwards tore it down. having had a falling out with his land lord. It is for this the action was brought. The matter was heard by Justice Carmody. Decision was de- ferred
 Every man. woman and child in the North End who rides a wheel is dis cussing the proposition of q bicycle path up North Main street from Alb bolt avenue to Grove. From the NJ. F. church on North Main street to Cooke street is the hardest piece of road in the city for one on wheel to climb. It is tougher than the road from Dan to BerShceha. It is a series of cobble stones of the most uneven character that could be devised and the propriety of building q bicycle path along the west side is most ap- parent. By complying with this popu- lar request the administration will not only fill a long felt want but will make friends for itself. r..
 There will be q special meeting of | the board of aldermen next Monday evening for the purpose of filling the ! vacancy on the board Of agents of the Bronson library fund and to fix a date | for additional water. school and sew age disposal bonds. all amounting to S535,0o The applications to issue the | bonds have been granted by the legis- 1 1ature and signed by the governor. The | school bonds of S31O.0GO will run until 1 1882. The sum of S1O,O0O will mature and be payable each year commencing 2 | January l. 1909. The water bonds of | S125,OOO will run until 1926. On and after January l, 1901. the sum of S:.- GOO of the same will be payable each year. The storm water drainage l bonds. amounting to S1O0.U0O will run until 1926. S4.00O being due and pay. able each year.