Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-05-18
CITY NEWS

The hearings which were scheduled
to take place before the board Of pub
lie works last night have been postpon-
ed for week
No word has been received from
John Moehging, the well known cigar
dealer since he disappeared from Wa
terbnry on Monday, April D.
The board of finance will meet, at 4
o'clock tomorrow afternoon and the
bureau of assessment will hold ses-
sion at s O'Clock in the evening.
City hall has been engaged for the
evenings Of June ID 16 and III for the
big charity bazaar to be given by the
Queens Daughters for the benefit of
the Sisters Of the Holy Ghost.
1t is reported that the management
of the Connecticut hotel is making
plans to run it on the European or
American European system, instead of
on the American system, as now.
william Fogarty, one Of the former
trolley strikers. who has been work
ing in Bridgeport for some time, was
arrested here to-day by Detective
Ieegan on a charge OF non-support of
his wife and child.
The board of aldermen will hold a
special meeting Monday night to take
action on a recommendation of the de-
partment Of safety relative to the pur-
chase of site for a new engine house
in the northwestern part OF the city.
No session of the city court was held
to-day. The continued case of Michael
Murphy of Baldwin street, charged
with non support, was nolled. MIR and
Mrs Murphy have patched up their dit
ferenees and are again living together
peacefully
Don't forget that tomorrow night is
the night Of the Catholic Women,s
dance. Everybody should go and en-
Joy it as it is the last dance of the
season All are invited to attend and
q good time is assured to all. An or
chestra will furnish music for dancing
and tickets may be secured at the hall
tomorrow night.
The business of Henry Weyand will
hereafter be conducted under the name
of Henry Weyand & Co. The new cons
Germ consists Of Mr. Weyand Henry
Ackley and James Ell. Ellerbee and its
capital stock amounts to $4,000. The
articles of incorporation We're drawn
up to-day by Judge Peasley.
TO enable those who so desire to Wit.
ness the illumination and fireworks at
11dTIIOTU, Ill COunCGtAOlA NllAA lANf " t-<as
r. and Army of the Potomac celebra-
ton, arrangements have been made by
the N. Y., M III. and III. r.. r.. for a.
special train to leave Hartford for Wa
terbury and Danbury at 1890 p. m.
on Thursday. Stops will be made at
intermediate stations for which there
are passengers.
A vote is being taken to-day all over
theNUnited States and Canada for Of
ficers of the International Topographic
cal union. The candidates for presi-
dent are james NJ. Lynch oe Syracuse,
the present incumbent OF the ciIicc.
and Charles Hawkes. of Detroit The
local body has forty votes and will
cast item between 5 and $50 O'clock
this evening at Finnegan's cigar store
on Grand street The total voting
strength of the organization is in the
neigibcrhood of 10000
In the Naugatuck borough court this
morning, Peter Muloslki was held in
bail Of 81 900 for assault on Wtadystois
kalszenski. A week ago the men
were drinking in a saloon in Union City
when a dispute arose between them
and Muloski struck his friend on the
head with Il heavy stone cuspidor,
The injured man Is still in bed. Fry
sipelas has set in and it Is feared that
he will die. Prosecutor Sweeney said
in court to-day that he will change the
complaint to assault with intent to kill.
Simple Assault - - tue present assault