Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-05
CITY NEWS


 Miss Bessie Buckley of Park avenue is visiting at Short Beach.
 A son was born to-day to MT. and Mrs G. A. Beecher, 75 Franklin street..
 Mrs Champlin and daughter of 157 Bank street left this morning for New York.
 !. The Sunday school class of St Johns church will resume tomorrow and 1t is hoped that all the pupils will be pres ent.
 K Miss Rose Clarkin, stenographer for Judge R. A. Lowe, left this afternoon for few days visit in Springfield, Mass.
 The funeral of Mrs R. D. Eggleston will take place Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family residence on Newton Heights, Oakville.
 Chief Snagg left to-day to attend the annual convention of fire marshals at Atlantic City. During his absence First Assistant O'Brien will be at the helm.
 take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late home 64 North Riverside street. with service at the
 
 ment in Riverside cemetery.
 The local Haymakers will attend the clambake to be given by the state asso- citation of Haymakers on Labor day at Milford. The bake will be hum mer. The local contingent will leave for Milford on the 7:55 train on Mon- day morning. All Haymakers are re- quested to meet in their parlors at z:30 on that morning.
 Charles Ostander of East Main street was arrested this morning by Officer S. McCarthy for breach of the peace. Mrs Ostander has been sick and her brother wished to have her removed to his house, Ostander objected and when the conveyance and physician ar rived to remove the woman the angry husband proceeded to knock spots out of the doctor, the hackman and his brother-in-law.
 The made to order department of U. S., & Co.'S is a great feature for those that wish special styles made to measure as they want them, the mod crate prices. $15 to $25, the suit is a wonder tc those paying high prices to the tailors. The showing of woolens in their window and the very large line of samples shown in the store gives a selection not shown by any tailors.
 So far the most conspicuous piece of decoration for Labor day appears on North square. The square is well draped in bunting of the regulation colors. Fogg's corner appears in good trim, so does Donahue's and Irion's. But conspicuous among all the bunting and color on every side IS one large piece that floats from q dwelling house on the north side of the square, bearing the words in large red letters on a white background, Labor Begets All.'
 Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street, specials for this evening and Monday: One lot children's white aprons, were 22c. this sale 15c; one lot misses ging- ham dresses, were $1 and $1.25, this sale 69c; one lot boys knee pants, navy blue, heavy twill, were 25c, this sale 19c; one case boys wide ribbed hose were 15c, this sale He; one lot ladies' house wrappers, were 75c, this sale 50c; one lot ladies' white lawn waists, were S1 and $1.25, this sale 59c; one lot children's handkerchiefs 1c; one lot ladies' handkerchiefs, were 5c, this sale %.
 Patrick McNamara says he will ats tend the next meeting of the board of aldermen provided with a bomb which he intends to explode quite close to the desk of one of the reporters whom he suspects of writing an article relative to municipal matters in which Fourth street was referred to as one of several municipal elephants MT Me- Namara states that the street was ac- cepted sixteen years ago and that the property abutting on it has since paid to the city in taxes more than would pave 1t with asphalt to say nothing of filling it in with dirt.
 The ball game of the season will be played tomorrow morning in the north end between two mines calling. themselves the Pots and Pans and the Long Hills. As 1t is expected to be a long game visitors are invited to bring their own refreshments. The Pots and Pans are William Neil, Fl. Walker, E. Gilbert. F. 0. Northwood, William Maloney. Thomas Ward, Will liap> Kelly and w. Bates, and the oth- CT team consists of H. Camp. George Camp, George Troland, George Mul-i ville, Thomas Carpmill, ". Johnson. H Legget and W. Stilwell. Michael Drury, the bartender. who will be one of the next aldermen from the flrst ~eArd vviIJ arn1aira 4llsn rra mn # MM MM