Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-02
CITY NEWS

Sawtelle's circus is booked to exhibit here on May D.
 The Monday night physical culture class at the Catholic Women's associa- ton will not meet tonight.
 Miss Mamie Cosgrove, an employe of tue American Ring Go, has recovered from a severe attack of the grip.
 Mrs Smith and Mrs Whelan of Bridgeport were the guests over eSun- day of Mrs Catherine Ryan of Wall street.
 John Kennedy, superintendent of the industrial department in Sing Sing prison, N. Y., yesterday was the guest of Archibald Haggerty of North square.
 Albert Bley, the well known meat and vegetable dealer on North square, has returned home after an absence of over 8 month for the benefit of his health
 An infant son of James Northrop of Cherry street fell down stairs Satur- day night and dislocated his left shoul- der. Dr Lally was called in and re- duced the injury.
 James Burns of Waterville, who has been sick some time with rheumatism l and pneumonia took a turn for the better Saturday and yesterday was able to sit up for the first time since his illness
 Mrs Charles Holmes of North Main street has been very i'll for some time and Saturday she had an operation per formed for the removal of the source of trouble. She was feeling considefa- ply better to-day.
 1 Miss katherine McGovern of Merry street met with an accident while wis iting friends at Waterville yesterday. The injury, though painful, is not seri- ous, and 1t is hoped that she will be able to be out in few days. William Linner of Hartford and Clarence Er Hallock of this city left Monday morning for trip to the worlds fair. They have planned to spend several weeks in Philadelphia, and will go to Cleveland, O., and will reach St Louis some time in June.
 Every member of Sterling comman- dery is requested to be present at the meeting this evening. Business of the | is to be acted upon. c. c. W. Buckman of Hartford and G. k. of R. J. N. Booth of Bridgeport will be present.
 Saturday afternoon Mrs Patrick Gal lagher of Central avenue underwent an
 
 Crane. La1ly and Cooley. So far bene- ficial results are apparent and it is be- lieved a permanent cure has been ef- fected. Mrs Gallagher has been i'll for some time.
 We understand from good authority that 1t will be worth while coming to see the boys and gals of the Curran Dry Goods Go start for their barn kdance this evening. The procession 1 promises many novel features. It will start from the store at 7:3O, making a detour around the green before start ing on their way to Hamilton hall i'll Mill Plain.
 1 The bureau of assessment investi- gated the petition of property owners on Luke street for ten foot building l line this morning and decided to recom- mend to the aldermen that the prayer of the petitioners be granted, benefits and damages being equal to all parties interested. Some Of the property own CTS say now that they did not quite understand the situation at the first and will ask the aldermen to let the matter stand for the present.
 The committee on school houses and hygiene will hold a meeting this afternoon at o'clock in the office of the school clerk, and the business to be transacted is of such nature it is ex- pected that considerable difference of opinion is liable to be expressed. It is said that there is a great deal of trou- ble encountered with the new sanltar- ies in the Croft school. While con- siderable expense has been undergone there Is not the slightest improvement in the sanitation which was In a very bad condition and 1t is now said that a couple of hundred dollars has been practically thrown away. The matter will come before the board of educa- ton at the meeting which will be held this evening.