Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-01
CITY NEWS

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 hold it's annual meeting tonight.
 The millinery class of the Catholic
 Women's association will not meet to-
 morrow night owing to the illness of
 the teacher, Miss Mary Fitzgerald.
 The lesson will be given later ill the course.
 The funeral of Mrs James Darling
 will take place from the family resi- dence on Grandyiew avenue to-mor- row morning at S:30 o'clock with a mass of requiem at St PatTfck,s church and intermenS in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Mrs Mary Keane, wife of Patrick keane, died this morning at, the family residence, 800 East Main street. Be- sides her husband she leaves one brother. Thomas O'Brien. The fu- neral will take place Saturday morning with mass of requiem at the Immac- ulate Conception church and intermenl inlnew St joseph's cemetery.
 Sheridan council, No 24, K. of C., will hold it's regular meeting Decem- Der 4 at P. m. The Knights have few surprises in. the way of entertain ment that will prove unique. In fact, so much hassbeen whispered about it that those who fail to attend will feel disappointed by missing the treat. Ar engagements will also be made for the forthcoming twentieth anniversary.
 Milkman N H. Oviatt Of the Water. town road, through his attorney. A. P. Hayes, to-day filed an attachment of Sl6O with the city clerk against Mich ae1 Lonergan, janitor of the Clay street school. The case is returnable before Justice Bauby on December 15. The amount of the bill is but $3 and it is supposed that the suit Is the re- suit of some misunderstanding which may be strafghtened out without a passage of arms between the milk dealer and tue janitor.
 So far the trolley car on Baldwin street does not run beyond Washing. ton street, although there appears to be nothing to hinder it from going up to Keefe street The rails are doWn and the overhead wires in position. but whether the company intends to carry passengers past the old stopping place is something nobody on the outside knows, although everybody is anxious to find out. Unless it would Interfere with the schedule it would seem that as AAACiI VI tAC IOtltE us AS IGduy 1O1 use ought to be operated and give peo- pie at least all they can reasonably ex- pect for their money until the line is finished to the Pearl Lakes road.
 Tuesday evening there was Sur prise party at the home Of Miss Nellie Reilly. 37 Washington street. There were many out of town guests. They spent very pleasant evening with games and singing. Miss Louise Greene sang By the Dreamy Susque- hanna Long Ago. Miss Mary Fox and NJ. Cronin sang When the Frost was on the Pumpkin, Maggie Dear,"s Miss Lizzie Phelan and Emma Duhammel sang Goodbye, Little Girl, Good1bye,r Master Joseph Sugrue san6 Good bye, Fedora" Miss Nellie Reilly and NJ. J. Casey sang "Take Me Back to Balti- more," Miss G. Duhammel, Miss Eva Carpenter and Master Walter Calvin danced the buck and wing dance. Miss Ella Healey and Master Roger Connor dance the clog dance, Master Bryan McAuliffe. Jacob Beece, Bart Healey and NJ. Daily furnished the music. Jolly Mir Collins entertained his friends with comical jokes. Miss Reilly was surprised with pretty ring. Supper was served, and the guests departed at a late hour.
 That was big row the board of pub lie works conducted over the cement curb constructed in front of St Mar garet's school grounds on Grove street. The members must have been only jok- ing when they talked of sending the owners of the property a bill for the work. They couldn't collect a cent for it, no matter what it cost, and it would be doing them an injustice to say they were not aware of this. Prop erty owners have to be notified and given an opportunity to be heard on public improvements before the city can collect on them, and as somebody remarked, the agents of St Margaret's knew this and would laugh at the re- aeptiOn of a bill for such a thing If the board does not like that curb it can take it away and nobody would suggest such course as that, because in the first place it would cost almost as much to take it up as it did to put it down, and besides it is doubtful if the owners would not be Justified fiji praying out an injunction restraining them from interfering with it in case they should try to knock it to pieces The job improves the appearance of the whole neighborhood and SO long as it does nobody cares who paid for 1t.
 THE LAKE & sTROBEL GO are now ready for the Christmas of 1Q0A Tvhafys cfo6siy is y,o,1oI1 h Y.o,o1. 411av