Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-31
CITY NEWS.

The st Thomas Cadets are requested
to report for practice tonight.
Tomorrow will be All Saints day. q
holiday Of obligation in the Catholic
church.
A son was born this morning to Mr.
and Mrs Samuel Wheeler of so Hop
kins street.
Special forecast for Connecticut:
FAIR tonight and Saturday; light to
fresh westerly winds.
George Alderman, jr, Of Oakville
! was arrested this forenoon charged
with breach Of the peace The affair;
grew out of rivalry between real es
| tate dealers last evening.
A petition, numerously signed, was
presented to the city government to-
day asking that three electric lights be
/ installed on Sylvan avenue between
the old city line and Edgewood avenue.
/ The members Of Co e, n. r., Divis-
ion No 5, A. 0. H., are cordially invit-
i ed to attend the Halloween party
which is to be held N their rooms this
i evening and all are requested to bring
their lady friends.
/ Funeral services will be held to-
night at 7:30 o'clock over the remains
i of Charles Fravel at the family resi-
dence on Bank street. The remains
will be taken to New York tomorrow
morning for burial.
A case involving twenty-five, cents
will be heard IN the city court to-mor-
row. The plaintiff is the Ziglatzki-
Marks Co and the defendant William
Duigan Of Naugatuck. The twenty
Z two fes fcssi int oc+ S11A Hs
Real Estate Agent J. T. Phelan has
sold for the Connecticut Brewing Co OF
Meriden it's five tenement frame build.
ing at z53 Baldwin street, to Mrs Mary
Moriarity of Baldwin street, who has
purchased the same as an investment.
The Waterbury Swedish club held a
8 political rally in Foresters hall, Bank
street. last night. The speakers in1
4 cluded the Hon F. W. Orr of New Ha
ven, who was the principal speaker
f. 3. Cross made some remarks. A
musical program was rendered.
Beginning next Monday the Water
vile trolley cars will run on fifteen
minute schedule during the morning
as well as in the afternoon and even
ing. The new schedule will be 5:45
6:15, 6:30, b.-5, 7:07, every fifteen min
utes till 1907 p. M, and half hourly
!. till 11:37.
The board of education did not hold
the meeting that was scheduled fol
J last evening. 1t was impossible tc
obtain quorum. Commissioner Kent
was the only commissioner present
and he was met with telephone com
J mnnicati0ns from his colleagues to the
effect that they could not attend The
| Tr1O rrri1 ,sr1<r ~
The first annual concert and prom
enade of the Somerset Social club will
take place in Leavenworth hall to
night. Lallier's orchestra will furnisl
music. A feature of the dance pro
, gram will be new dance known a
the Somerset schottische." Judginy
2 from the manner in which tickets hav
t been selling there will be large al
7 tendance.
e There were more than the mysteri
GUS man abroad in the north end las
evening, judging from appearances
Twenty-Five feet of fence was tor
/ down on Bishop street and gates in
n Vulnerable were found on the stree
;. this morning. This noon one wa
r found on Hawkins street and the re
n mains Of a fence in kindling WOO
$ was found on Pearl street. This dan
7. age is attributed to the pranks of
!. Halloween party.
The affairs of the Matthews & Wi
lard concern came up to-day at shor
calendar in the superior court in Ney
: Haven. Colonel Burpee, counsel fo
: the Matthews & Willard company Ell
4 peared in motion to have the pet
3 ton for the appointment of a recave
Z and the motion for the injunction PR
e venting the majority OF the director
: and stockholders from handing any (
% the 60 mpany's property over to Il
Scoyill company