Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-07
CITY NEWS.

MT and Mrs Dennis Delaney, 1159 | West Main street.
 Mrs James M. Lynch and Miss Julia Agnes Sullivan are spending a few days in New York.
 The Waterbury Military band will give one of it's popular concerts in the l City hall tomorrow evening.
 | A full line of duck, goose and hen eggs for Easter has arrived at Charles Boylan's, 194 South Main street. Broadway stables, Joseph Moriarty proprietor, is making boarding spec | ialty. First class accommodations l $20 month Satisfaction guaranteed. The condition of Dennis Flaherty, John Gagain and Joseph Skelly, who l were injured in the wreck last week, is better to-day. It looks now as if all three were on the road to recovery
 Mrs F. B. Schimedel and her three children, Miss Clara Wyant, Mrs John Ryden and Miss Catherine Sheehy of Washington, Conn, are the guests of MT and Mrs Thomas Condon, 20 Luke street.
 The lawn of the Washington school yard is a beautiful spot at this time of the season, and much credit is due Janitor Preston who has the care of it. The lawn fronting St Francis's church is also in fine condition.
 The Hellmann Brewing Co has been brewing ''Bock" beer for twenty-six years, and for the twenty-sixth time this old and reliable concern presents it's 'Bock" beer output to the public. Tn point of age and puRity of ingredl- ents it has no superior and, as such, the company confidently recommends it. It is bottled at the brewery 1n handsome packages for the home table. Telephone BIO or 1O9-32.
 q don't care if the Waterbury boys have the mean side of the question" declared a pretty girl at the joint de bate at the High school as she paused a moment to survey her hands, very red and apparently still smarting from the vigorous applause she had been l giving. "They are real nice," said she, i and in this opinion her dearest friend, l a girl who was equally attractive, ful- | ly concurred 'But,'' she added, ''they are not half so nice as our l Bridgeport boys are and they can't de- l bate at all with them. ."-'Bridgeport Post.
 | 1 ting back at some of those who made trouble for him as executor of the es- tate of the late Daniel {. Chfpman. Mir I Marsh has entered suit against Ed mond M Chipman, who was one of the chief objectors to MT Chipman's will, l for $1,777.S1, with interest. The above l is the amount of note for which the defendant gave MT ChipE an no surety whatsoever. and yer ylittle was known about it until 1t came out in the pro ceedings in the will contest. The mat | ter is returnable to the. superior court l the first Tuesday in May and the de- l fendant's property to the amount In ] question has been attached. Attorney Cole represents MT Marsh.
 l The annual ball of the united coun- cils of the Knights of Columbus Of this city will be held in the City hall | on next Monday night. If not another I ticket for the ball is sold, nevertheless the hall will be crowded on that night for a sufficient number of tickets has already been sold. In few days the decorators will begin their work and the work of transforming the hall into | place of beauty will be carefully and artistically done without regard to expense. The boxes on either side of the hall will be very attractive. The predominating colors will be pink and white. which will blend excellently and produce a fine effect. The music will just be lovely, so the committee assures the public. The committee further assures the public that 1t will be one of the grandest balls ever giv-
 en in the city. And they ought to
 know. for they have had much experi-
 ence in arranging balls. Ne
 Thursday of this week will be Book beer day, for that will be the day wheI the Hellmann Brewing Go will place this choice product on the market. Fol twenty six years this concern has made this annual announcement and they guarantee that the Rock" beer fo
 1903 will equal any previous output and that is saying a great deal Thi' } excellent brew is bottled at the brew cry in handsome packages for the homo table. Telephone BIO or 1O9-32.
 The board of public safety will holt
 special meeting this evening, bu
 Benjamin Sedgwick will not appea ! to support his complaint against tht police, which he had published i'll on,
 of the papers. This will be grea
 disappointment to Commissionel
 Beach of the board of safety, wht brought the matter before the board at the last meeting MT Sedgwick haC the courage to sign his communication
 which appeared in the press, and thi! gave MT Beach great joy. He was yer!
 glad to see a man who had the cour
 age to express himself on such an i'm
 portant matter as an accusation agains
 the police department. So he moved
 that Mir Sedgwick be invited" to ap
 pear before the board this evening. ant if he fails to appear, to take such meas ures as are in the boards power. M Beach is very jealous of the reputation
 of the police department, and the mal
 who dares touch 1t and leaves a mari on it is very likely to get himself sub
 poenaed before the court to tell wha
 he thinks he knows about it. Tn,
 board has all the powers of court anC
 it may be that Mir Sedgwick may fint
 himself compelled to either take wate
 or substantiate his complaint.
 This is the season when 'tis saiC the "young mans fancy lightly turn to thoughts of love-" We'll, how abou
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