Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-15
CITY NEWS

On Friday evening the Merrmac Athletic club will give their fifteenth annual promenade and dance at Eagles hall.
 Thomas Currie, Jr, the 12-years-old son of MT and Mrs Thomas Currie of 543 North Riverside street, died this morning. Besides his parents he leaves four brothers and three sisters. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Rose Hill Hose Co, No ,. will spring some great surprises on all who attend their barn dance, which will be given at City hall on Thursday evening. It will be a real old fashioned affair and besides an orchestra the music will include a bagpiper and an organ grinder,
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 Patrick Gilmore, the we'll known blacksmith, died last night at his home, 49 Howard street. Besides his widow he leaves two soEs, Patrick and John. MT Gilmore had resided in Waterbury for the past twenty-four years and was liked by all who knew him. Tho funeral will be held Thursday morn ing.
 Follow the merry crowd tonight and you will find yourself among your old time friends. who are having q jolly old time at what is known as the old fashioned night at the Washington A. c. fair, where you will have chance to dance to some old time music. A fine entertainment has been arranged for this evening, the committee having secured some of the old time Irish dancers who will try hard to capture the prize offered to the best dancer
 Judgement for foreclosure was granted Mrs Edna Santanna against Felix and Aurelia Lapointe in the dis trict court this morning by Judge Cowell. The amount of the debt Is $622, and the value of the property, which is situated on Spring street in Waterville, is between $1,O00 and $1,200. Laws days begin the first Tuesday in April, 1905. Mrs Lapointe has been an inmate of the asylum for the insane for some time and her hus- band is living in Canada. It is believ- ed he has abandoned the property. -.i At the meeting of the Central Labor. union last night the much talked of charges against John T. Daily were discussed, but nothing definite was arrived at. One of the officers quoted some remarks which he claimed Mir Daly had made to him on election day about the long green" but this was explained away for the time being and will be dealt with more fully in n statement to be issued later on. Dele- gates were admitted iron, the Sheet Metal Workers Cigar Makers Theat- ricai Employees and Bakers unions.
 The Real Estate and Land Owners, association held an important meeting In the rooms of the Waterbury Mer- chants" association and discussed mu- nicipal affairs. In time it is thought that practically alle rate payers who want to know something about how public money is raised and expended Will want to jSin this association. there is great deal to be learned about such matters and the better in- formed people are on such questions the more likely we are to have things done in the best possible manner. The real estate owners have been lame in this respect, but they are getting their eyes opened.