Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-22
CITY NEWS.

The board of public works will meet at o'clock tonight.
 The board of education will hold special meeting tomorrow evening.
 Thomas Conroy of Windsor Locks returned yesterday after a short visit with friends in this city.
 The St Mary's Temperance society will hold an important meeting in St Patrick's hall Friday evening.
 The banquet of the Y. M c. A. bas- ketball league will be held in the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium tonight at 7:3O
 J. c. Jackie, of J. c. Jackie X Sons the Bank street shoe dealers, has gone on a two weeks trip to western New York and New York city.
 William II. Bradley, aged 14 years, oldest son of MT and Mrs John T.. Bradley. died this morning at his late home, 46 West Main street.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Partly cloudy weather tonight and Wednesday; warmer tonight; contin- ued warm Wednesday; brisk to high southwest winds.
 The final account of the admins tration of the estate of the late D. B. Hamilton was filed in the probate court to-day The appraisal shows the estate to be valued at $140,000. The state tax on this amounts to $794 and the United States tax S674
 The board of public safety will hold a special meeting this evening. On account of the mayor vetoing the pro- positions for two additional policemen and for building an engine house in the Brooklyn district the meeting will not be as interesting as it otherwise would be. However. there is enough business on the docket to make it any thing but dull.
 The First church mission circle will present "Florinda" tomorrow after noon at Leavenworth hall. The en- tertainment will begin at 4 o'clock. thereby giving the school children an opportunity to attend. This does not mean that the entertainment will be exclusively for children. however, as there will be room for everybody who wishes to be present.
 At a meeting of the Waterbury Medical society last night charges were preferred against Dr F. Garter. Lodge for conduct unbecoming a men- Der of the profession A committee was appointed to notify Dr Lodge to appear at the next meeting and be heard in the premises. This is an out come of the meeting held in the alder manic chamber Saturday afternoon. The next meeting of the society should be open to all.
 At the meeting of the-aldermen last night Alderman Gates moved that the action of the board in adopting the re- port of the law committee giving Don- ato Aleo, who had presented a claim for damages, leave to withdraw, be rescinded. The motion was carried and the matter was then sent back to the committee on law. Mir Gates said that Mir Meo was unable to attend the hearing when the question was dis posed of before and that he thought it but fair to give him an opportunity i to be heard.
 F. 4. Wenzel & Co. successors to 1 Gillmor, the halter, are to be congrat- ulated on the handsome appearance of l their store since the recent renovation Both interior and exterior have been 1 remodeled and made as bright as paint and yarnish can make them. The !. stock is new and up to date in every department The main store is de l voted to mems furnishings the rear tc mems, youths and boys clothing and the basement to trunks. bags. etc. AL though but q short time in the city the firm is making many friends.
 A number of the members of the I r n s.s 1..-~ ls ~ will go to Derby tonight to witness the production of the opera, "Egypta, | which will be given under the aus pices of the Ladies' auxiliary of the Derby and Ansonia |. M C. A. 9th CT members of the local Y. NJ. c. 4 Ladies auxiliary will enjoy a trip t(
 Derby tomorrow afternoon to attend the matinee performance of "Egyp
 ta." Wherever the performance ha.
 been given it has met with great sue
 cess. It will be produced in this cit,
 next month under the auspices of til,
 Ladies' auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c. A.
 Building Inspector Chatfeld ha
 moved his office from the apartment
 of the city court in the city hall t,
 the city hall annex. He has taken al
 his traps with him. even the map o
 Waterbury which was quite a distin
 gushing feature of his office Thi
 map was great convenience t
 strangers and foreigners Dozens o
 them called at the building inspector
 office every day whenever they los
 their way through the city and b ? studying this map got their bearings , Once in a while the sports in the cit 2 hall and frequently some lounger 2 about the park referred to the ma
 when they wished to make an invest ment in some of the popular game about town. In a general way was very handy map.
 A member of the A. o. H. asked Democrat reporter what has become c 2 the A. O. H. parade which used t c take place regularly every two year c until few years ago. The last ps c rade was held in this city four year
 ago May 3 next. There has been n talk of holding another, though foD ; merly one was DO sooner over than if
 successor was talked of. The las
 one was fine success. though the da : could hardly be worse. It was est mated that there were over 1OOC } strangers in the city There is notf
 ing said about holding another parad
 notwithstanding that it used to [