Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-23
CITY NEWS

at y O'Clock tonight.
Misses Nora and Margaret Mccarthy
of Baldwin street were visiting friends
in WATERFOWL yesterday.
Mrs Smith, the pastors wife, will
preach in the Second Adventist church
Tuesday night. Subject: THE Mar
rage Bond"
There will be a months mind mass
tomorrow morning at 7:30 at st Fran
els Xaviers church for the late Mrs
Margaret Egan.
The j. B. MuHings & Son store was
open to the public Saturday evening,
and although not fitted or stocked
completely a large number took occa-
sion to call in and look over the hand
some new store.
The fire department was called yes
terday afternoon to the Precht build
ing at the corner of West Dover and
South Main street, where a small blaze
started while the family were thawing
out a frozen pipe. There was no dam
age.
Judge Cowell in the district court
to-day rendered judgment for Harriet
w. Page for $1,599.94 against George
G. Baker ct al. Law days, Andrews
April 81 and the succeeding days for
Baker, Taylor and Chatfield Anoth-
err Judgment for $1,51591 was given
Louis j. Stephens against Baker. Law
days begin on April % for Thomas and
the following days for Hoadley, Baker
and Asheim
Thomas f. Dwyer died yesterday at
his home, As Poplar avenue. Besides
| his widow he leaves three children,
Mary, Catherine and James; also his
parents, MI and Mrs Michael Dwyer,
four brothers and one sister, Martin Ed
ward, John, William and Mrs Louis
Darlington. The funeral will take
place tomorrow morning at $50
4 O'Clock with a mass of requiem at st
Patrick's church and interment in new
st Joseph's acemetery.
Don't forget the w. Ell. A. G. dance.
/ Say, by the way, where are you going
tonight? If you want to enjoy your
self, come up and see us; we are the
only people nowadays. We are going
to give one more of our dances to-
night at our hall on Washington street.
Ihis will be our last one before Lent.
so don't fail to attend A good time
Will be enjoyed. Music by GalMpeau's
full orchestra and Prof McCormick
will prompt.
| Hair a dozen liquor dealers and two
or three druggists are liable to gel
themselves into trouble with the law
II they fail to take out their licenses
to-day. They have had almost two
months in which they could have
done this and so far they have failed
The law is definite and positive thai
! druggists and saloQA keepers shall
nave their licenses exposed on Their
prefh, as. else they shall be fined. The
fact thar tffese have been granted Ii
censes and the same~are paid for Il
not sufficient.
The Burns club held their annra,
meeting in Foresters' hall Saturday
evening, when they heard the treasur.
er's report for the year, which showed
the club to be in good financial stand
ing The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presi
dent, Frank Mitchell; vice president
Robert Gardiner; treasurer, Alexandel
MCKAY; financial secretary, Alexande,
clark; recording secretary, Robert All
len; trustees, Charles Kellie, Andrew
! Gardiner, William Lawson Afte
the business meeting the members en-
Joyed a social session in their usua
good form.
All of those who were fined las
week by Judge Elmer in the superio
court for attacking trolley cars witt
) stones paid their fines except John Ri
! ley The fines were as follows: Riley
) $25; Richard Moeschke, $25; Josep
Vandsse, $50; Walter Griesbach, SAC
!, Philbert Fontaine, $40, and Michae
: Fisher, $40. In each case the costs
: which were about $50, We're added t
! the fine. The whole amounted t
about $3.50. Riley was taken to TAI
he being unable to find friend to pa
his fine. Peter Bergin, who wa
fined $50 and costs for theft of a ST
e yer watch from friend also paid III
= The board of public works is hayin
: an outing this afternoon for the pul
pose of looking over the streets whic
the trolley company wants to doub]
rack. During the regime of Nave
Barlow the company wanted to doubl
. track West Main street as far as til
e car barn and it's plans were approve
J, Oh condition that it widen at its ov
d expense that part Of the street betwee
MattatucS street and the iron bridge
width of sixty feet and do some pa,
, ing besides. Whether this conditjo
L will be adhered to or not is somethiu
! nobody knows at the present time. A,
e other bad situation has been Dissolve
J. ed with reference to the propositic
lie to double track Bank street from Il
o Naugatuck railroad tracks to IL
n bridge over the Naugatuck river
W this Is done team cannot be le
standing at either side of the sire
between the points mentioned.
- In the district court to-day Jud,
n CoWell gave hearing to e. r. Pc
V. kins as receiver of the Domestic p
j. Baking Co. The affairs of the co
o. Germ are in a peculiar state. On ia