Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-06
CITY MEMS.

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 fering this seasons trimmed hats at greatly reduced prices
 Mrs Paul AIendelssohn and children Of Beacon street is spending week | with friends in Hartford and Bristol.
 Durand company. U. R. k. F., will hold an important meeting tonight. All the members are requested to be l present.
 Mrs Margaret Brickel of Baldwin street has been awarded a pension of SS month, beginning from November | l, 1900.
 The BricI1layers' and AIasons' union | attended the picnic of the machinists and toolaai1ers at tine Driving park this afternoon. At meeting the other night the union voted to donate S1Oo | to the success of the picnic.
 The suit of Marx Neiman against Jol:n w Ganney for $50 commission on alleged sale of real estate was de- cided yesterday by Judge Gideon | Welch of Torrington against the plain | tiff The court held the plaintfn had no case.
 The new French court of Foresters Champlain, will be instituted at Py- thian hall tonight. Court Roberval of Meridon will have charge of institution. The new court starts out with mem bership of about fifty.
 Court Gaques Carter of Heptasophs will be instituted tonight at Hellmann hall. Grand Organizer Leyick of Hol- yoke will be present as will be num- Der of Heptascphs from the local courts and nearby towns. After the initiation ceremonies, an entertainment will be given. Among those who will appear is A. s. Baribault, the noted piano player.
 Ex-Ccuncilman P.sF. O'Day, who is president of the recently organized 1 Clerks association. was discharged by his employer, H. A. Hall, the grocery man. yesterday. MT O'Day was in formed that his work was not satisfac- tory and to conclude it Saturday night. Ar -O'Day has been in the employ of NIT Hall for about nine years.-New Britain Herald. M t
 Frank Dolan. an agent for the New England Brewing Go and well known ] in this city. was yest9rday sentenced l in the superior court in Hartford to ! four months in jail for enbezziement of $1OO from his employers. Dolan I has been detained in jail since the dis position of his case by the city court | and the four additional months were imposed upon him at theasuggestion of the state attorney
 | People who travel along West, Main street complain of the condition of the sidewalk at the entrance to the golf grounds and claim that the board of public works ought to take look at it at their next outing. They represent it as one of the worst spots in Water bury and see no reason why it should not be fixed unless that the city officials are anxious to make business for the corn doctors.
 Old sam, Chief Snagg's handsome l black horse that has done service ill the fire department for years has 1 been given leave of absence from | duty and will spend the sulnIner | among the hills of BradIeyyille. Sam's generallhealtlI is as good as ever, but I iie4is troubled with corns and it is thought that by removing his Shoes and giving him a few months run in ffrst-class pasture land he will be all i right in tho fell.
 The city has paid up S200.0n9 out | stsrdiinsi school orders, and tho bal ause will be taken up in week nr SO The city has betR paying 4 DIT cent cn all this borrowed money, hut with tic sale of bonds it has put it, self in T position to settle aiI olItstand- ing claims and get the money 10 do it with at BE per cent with big be- nus thrown in. This is business. and it is a wonder that someone did not make move of that kind long ago.
 The senior members of the Boys, club are requested to meet at the club rooms. 21 Harrison avenue, Friday, I June ', 1901, at 80 p. m., to make arrangements for their summer outing. At this meeting the price and time will be decided. The number is limited to thirty so hurry and give your name in. It has been. decided that they will go to Walnut beach for one week or proba- ply two weks. You can give your name in any time during the day at the club. None under sixteen years reed give their names in.
 The young lady members of the graduating class of the Waterbury High school attended the production of 'The Princess given by the graduat- ing class of the Naugatuck High school at the Gem opera house in Nau- gatuck last night Several members Of the faculty were also present as well as a number of other people in this city. All expressed themselves as well pleased with the work of the stu dents. A large number of people in Waterbury would like to see the gradu- ating class of the Waterbury High school give a play each year inasmuch as the reading of essays. etc, at the commencement exercises at Poli's have been abolished. There is no doubt but the plays would be very interesting and would attract large numbers.
 The officers of class of 1901, grade & room 6. Crosby Grammar school, Miss Alice T. Fitzpatrick, teacher, are as follows: Patrick Healy, vaiedictorian, Belle Kane. salutatorian: Helen Harri- son, historian; Joseph Guilfoile, pro. phet: Leon French, prophet on prophet Farrell White. cass will ;Charles Spain president; Birdie Moore. yice-presi- dent; Howard Webb, secretary; Mary Fitzgerald, treasurer. The other grad uates are as follows: Margaret Brack. en. Lizzie Flynn. Anna Deutch, Louise C'aXton Belle. MaTrreet McGrath. Ce- | iS.if job