Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-01-11
CITY NEWS

CIIY NEWS An mmense crowd enjoyed the skat-
 ing at John D.'s pond yesterday after noon. The rink Is in fine condition. B. ]. Torlomian has sold for Clay- ton w. Parsons his three-family
 house at Nos 41-4S Summer street, to Nicola Horusso.
 A pocket book containing small
 sum of money awaits it's owner at the
 police station. 1t was picked up on the street a few evenings ago by a
 small boy.
 William E. Thoms, accobpanied by his wife and two children, left to- day for a trip through Southern Eu- rope. They will be absent about two months
 A still alarm of fire called the Chem ical Hose company to A Linden street yesterday afternoon at 2:65. A small fire in the chimney of Willis M. Halls
 residence was easily extinguished. J. H. Mulville. the undertaken, was ! about town today for the first t.me in two weeks. He had run-in with rheumatism and it made things lively for him while 1t remained.
 Peter Lynch, Michael Peters and
 Daniel Lawlor have been appointed an entertainment committee by Mulcahy
 council, Knights of Colum bus. The date of the next ladies night'' is Tues day evening, January 26. l NJ. J. Ryan, ex-city clerk, assumed
 his new position with the Hellmann
 Brewing Go this morning. Commenc- ing tomorrow AIr Ryan will enter upon a tour of the state in the inter est of the firm.
 One of the largest crowds of the sea- l son was present at the promenade
 given by the Waterbury Military band on Saturday night in the City hall. The 1 music for the dancing was very fine
 and was much enjoyed by the POO l couples. ~
 Charles Bibro. colored man resid- ing on Bishop street. was removed to | the hospital to-day suffering from frozen feet. Some of his toes will have
 to be removed and 1t is a question
 if one of his feet will not have to be 1 amputated. The Burton street engine company
 responded to a still alarm yesterday afternoon at 5:15: The chimney of
 Timothy Hennessey's house at S22 Bishop street was causing trouble.
 The cause of the trouble was, soon re- moved. E# John G. Nichols of Waterbury has
 made application to the county com. missioners for a liquor license at the l Forest house in the Forestville sec l ton of Bristol. Twice within few
 weeks the commissioners have re- fused to license applicants at the ho- l tel
 ! The remains of Mrs. Margaret Walk CT, who died yesterday at the Masonic
 home, Wallingford, will be brought
 here tomorrow in charge of J. M. Burrall & Go. Services will be held at Hall Memorial chapel at o'clock
 in the afternoon by Dr. Anderson.
 The interment vii be in Riverside l cemetery. - 1 Attorney J. J. O'Neill and Charles ! A .Templeton, of the firm of Hotch- kiss & Tenpleton, returned last even- ing from the south where they have
 been for the past month. Charles and Willis Hall who accompanied them re-
 mained behind. The state of the weather greatly surprised and affected them after their sojourn in the sunny south. They had not heard of the
 kind of weather that has prevailed
 here for the past week.
 Tn the probate court to-day there l was a hearing on a motion filed by Attorney Russell to reopen the es- tate of the late Philo B. Norton in order that claim from the estate of
 the late John B. Yale, of Naugatuck, may be presented. Mrs. Laura Y. En-
 sign, daughter of MT Yale, presented the claim as administratrix on his es- l tate She gives as her reason for not filing it before that she supposed it ha I l been presented. Decision was reserv- l ed.
 l About 400 people attended the con
 cert and promenade which was given | by the American band in Jacques's
 auditorium Saturday night. Fine music was furnished both for the con. l cert and the dancing. The dancing l was continuous. A part of the band I under Leader Fulton furnished music 1 for the regular numbers, while the other part of the band under Leader l Phoenix supplied the music for the en- core numbers. About 100 couples en- l ioyed the dancing and as many more were contented with looking on and listening to the music, Another prom-
 enade will be given on. s.ext Saturday Anight,