Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-04
CITY NEWS

uuAhVS dkcu yedFS, uleu to-day at the Brookside home. Mir and Mrs Samuel Lowe and Miss
 Ruby Wood left to-day for the Maine
 woods.
 Mrs c. A. French has left for Tor
 rington, where she intends spending
 her vacation.
 There was large attendance at the
 concert given on the green last night
 by Fultons American band.
 Albert Fairchild has returned from
 North Adams, Mass, where he has
 been spending weeks vacation.
 Lucy Underville, the one year and eight months old child of Mir and Mrs
 Patrick Underville, of 52 Aver street, died this morning. Funeral at D. m.
 Saturday and burial in Calvary.
 At meeting of the Ladies' auxili- ary, A. O. H., No 5, held last evening, 2 committee of arrangements was ap- pointed to prepare for big entertain ment. It will be a scenic concert and will be different from any program ever arranged by any organization. It will be presented to the public early in October
 Frank Leary died this morning at his home, 46 Bridge street Besides his widow he leaves three daughters, Mrs William Barton and the Misses Minnie and Katie Leary, and one son, Daniel. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock with service at the Immaculate Conception church and interment in St Josephs cemetery.
 About everything is in readiness for the supper and sociable and re- ception to Father Traynor by his Oak vile parishioners for Thursday even ing next. The committee in charge consists of NJ. J. Byrne. Joseph Geo ghegan and John Lynch. The solicit ing committee consists of Misses Mary Kelley, Martha Murtha. Geoghe- gan, White and Brophy, Mrs T. J. Kelley, jr, Mrs John Lynch and Mrs F. F. Broderick. Supper will be served from 5:3O to S:30 o'clock and the entertainment will immediately follow. Holders of tickets will be en- titled to everything on the program, while those who do not wish for SUD- per can obtain tickets for the enter tainment and dance. The promise of a big house is good.
 Mrs Mary Lane, wife of James Lane of S3 Scovill street, died this morning after short illness. Besides her hus- band she leaves two daughters. Jo- sephine and Mary; her parents, MT and Mrs John Condon: three sisters, Miss Johanna Condon of Terry vile. Mrs Bridget Dunn of this city and Mrs Katherine Cayanaugh of Rome. N. Y.; three brothers. William and Richard of this city and John. who resides in the west. The funeral will , be held Sunday afternoon. Mrs Lane was the wife of James Lane. one of the oldest employees of the water de partment. She had been III but a short time and while mInistering 10 her wants her mother. an elderly wo- man, fell down the stairway and frac- tured her skull and is nor expected to recover.
 It pays to give every man a call once in while and F. H. Carroll. the garbage collector. is no exception hf t- rut1 tt bf all right now and the contractor him self is about town in a phaeton pro pelled by spirited. white faced. bay horse. following up his men to see that they do their work we'll He also puts himself in touch with the sanI- tary inspector once or twice a day to inquire if any complaint has been made regarding collections. To make things better he has plans under way to put another wagon on the road so that some of the routes may be short ened and the men given more time to zo over them If he keeps this up the public will give him due credit for his efforts and the boari will not mind few complaints from time to time. It is admitted that Carroll means to do what fs right. but te trusted too much to his help and this Is something no employer can afford to do. Collecting gzrbeee is not a nice job and ft is not st all unreason- sbie tc' c'suppose that q carrier wouId 'se tempted to shTrk his work. p<re~- ally In the real warm weather so long ns he had c pcs5on that he was no4 |ihslE Jate Asesctph