Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-28
CITY NEWS.

De sure duu T0du UH6 WdEeTOuTy Sun- day Telegram. Out tomorrow Sunday.
 The annual meeting of the County Medical association will be held at the New Haven house, New Haven, on April Is.
 Mrs Joanna O'Connor, widow of the | late Charles O'Connor, the well known contractor, has been appointed admin 1 istratrix on his estate MT O'Connor l left no will.
 The handsome walk showcase of the Finnegan-Phillips Clothing Go is laid I up for repairs. About 12 o'clock yes terday, during the rush from the fac l tories the glass was shattered in a thousand pieces or more.
 MT FauImann and his delightful or chestra will render the music for Prof c. A. Bailey's closing assembly at Leavenworth hall, April 23 Former pupils and their friends should secure invitations at an early date owing to the limited number issued.
 Thomas H. Brooks, who for the past 1 six years has been with the firm of H. G. Dodge X Go, as head clerk, has resigned his position and will now 1 be found with the Sample Shoe store i at No 167 South Main street, as man. ager of their new store recently open ed
 There was nothing doing in the city court to-day. The only case to be dis posed of was against the boy, Richard Boyle, for breach of the peace in car lying note of annoying features to a l girl living on Jefferson street. This matter was continued pending inves- tigation by the prosecuting attorney
 A new rural delivery route will be laid out here Monday, covering all the western section clear out to the Mid dlebury line, not now supplied with the service. All applications for the posi- tion as carrier should be filed at the I local postoffice on or before 9 o'clock Tuesday morning
 The Young Mems Catholic Literary association will finally open their new quarters in the Meigs block, 1O9 Bank street, Thursday evening, April 2. Many old members and friends of the asso- citation have signified their intention of being present and 1t is expected that the reunion will be one of much pleas ure to all.
 ! the residence of Police Officer Hayes on Hill street The department was called, but the blaze was extinguished before they reached there. Yesterda, afternoon small fire was discovered In the chimney of house on Bishor street belonging to John Moran There was no damage.
 A encouragement of classes at tho Friendly league has become necessary The class in physical training whicl has met on Tuesday evening at S:3O will meet at the same hour on Monday Eevenlng, and the class which has hat It's lesson on Wednesday evening wil
 meet at $50 on Tuesday evening. Tn, embroidery class will meet on Tuesda, evening instead of on Monday. The City hall has been engaged b, the Young Ladies' sodality of St Thom ass parish for the evening of May IA
 when they will hold reception ant
 whist party which, 1t is expected. vii
 break the record of such entertain
 ments. Arrangements have not ye } been completed so various are the fea
 lures to be introduced. The patron
 esses of the affair are to be Mrs WI
 liam Dineen, Mrs Edward Hardie Mr
 Hugh T. Crane, Mrs c. F. Hayes, MT : Michael Fleming, Mrs Sarah J. Hayes ! Mrs William Kenney, Mrs Thoma
 Vickers, Mrs Laughlin, Beacon street
 Mrs William .Balfe. Mrs William La force. Mrs c. c. Russell, Mrs F. F. Nc r Carthy, Mrs Thomas Condon. MT g Thomas J. Lally, Mrs Frank J Pha I len, Mrs Moran. Cooke street; Mir
 Jeremiah O. Slattery, Mrs Michae < NV TnHv
 J. McLinden.
 A matter of importance to builder 2 and workmen in general has been dc cided by Judge Gager of the superio
 court. The case in which the poin
 was raised was that of the Barloy Bros Go against John w. Gaffney ct a, z A demurrer in this case raised tn
 point as to whether a sub-contractor f
 the second degree is entitled to lie
 under the statutes. The court hel
 that as the statutes stand they are no
 broad enough to give the contractor f the second degree the protection h asKs in this matter. The demurre
 was accordingly overruled. The ques
 tion raised, while it was not to enforc
 the virtues of the lien, was still treate
 by the litigants as depending upon tn
 validity of the lien. While there wa
 more than enough money due from tn
 first contractor to meet the claim (
 the contractor in the second degre, s vet the first one paid the sub-contra,
 tor in full before the contractor In th
 second degree had given any notice ( S or had filed his lien. The matter wa of great interest to the legal fratern ty.
 n As the time for your wedding al breaches you will be looking about fc a residence Then furnishing will |
 in order. The Upson, Jewelry Co.'S e
 tablishment will give you pointers e A getting your cutlery. silverware. ct |R that. cannot be improved upon. Yo V cannot do. better at the factory, an
 their goods will have their persons
 guarantee.