Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-20
CITY NEWS

Miss Eleanor Coniff of Hartford has returned home after three weeks vacation with her cousin, Mrs Martin McGrafh of East Main street.
 Military band prom at Eagles hall (auditOrium) tomorrow night. A fine program of good music at the right tempo is always good dancing. See program in another column.
 What is the difference between a doctors patients and a tailors pa tience? Give it up? We'll, there isn't any difference They are both often exhausted U. s. S1 Go want you to look through their new fall suits that are ready to wear.
 Mrs George H. Nettleton. wife of City Clerk Nettleton, and their daugh- ter Fay, who have been spending the summer at Ocean Park. Los Angeles, Gal, arrived home yesterday. They were accompanied by Miss Ella J.. slauson, sister of Mrs Nettleton.
 In the court house building Monday there will be meeting Of the attor, neys interested in the lease of the premises lately occupied by the B. G. Kilduff & Co.'S clothing store Benja- min WitkoWski claims he owns the lease, while Attorney Bronson claims 70. H. Ayers of Bridgeport owns 1t.
 Contractor James Sutton of this city is hustling at Naugatuck and expects to complete his contract with the bor- ough before the bad weather sets in. He can handle a few more men and has placed card in the Democrat stating that he wants twenty-five la- borers at High street, Naugatuck
 James Fitzpatrick, former resident of Watertown, died Sunday in Pough- keepsie, N. Y. The remains were brought to this city to-day and the funeral will take place tomorrow from Mulville's undertaking rooms with service at the Immaculate Con- eeption church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 George A. Parsons, special agent fop the Connecticut bureau of labor sta tistics at Hartford, was in Waterbury to-day and called upon City Clerk Net. tleton to get copy of the vote passed some time ago inaugurating the nine hour day for city laborers. He thought it of sufficient interest to give it a place in the annual report of the bu- reau of labor
 There is great danger of renewal of hostilities between k. K Brown and the city. The trolley company is coming dangerously near his walk with the paving blocks and besides that they have not removed the ones they placed in front of his property opposite the Immaculate Conception church. If the tenants complain it is probable that MT Brown will thresv aside the mantle of peace and take the offenders into the courts without fur, ther tomfoolery.
 The annual fair of the Waterbury Agricultural society is now open in full blast at the Driving park The opening occurred to-day and though the weather was disagreeable there was good attendance. Previous to the opening street parade was held, for which the American band fur nished music Many heads of cattle appeared in the parade and several | wagons, decorated in rustic fashion, and in charge of "Reubens'' from the surrounding country, attracted much attention. The visitors at the fair to-day saw a stock of fine cattle. 1t seems as if every farmer in the neigh boring country towns was represent ed by at least a few head of cattle I The fruit booth is a place where one ! likes to finger and admire the exhibits of fine apples, pears, peaches and l plums. The pastry exhibit will be much relished by the ladies and the vegetable booth will claim it's share of admirers. Among the various amuse- ment attractions at the fair is horse racing. Some spirited contests are promised to-.eA-11OTw.