Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-30
CITY NEWS

The board Of charities met yesterday afternoon and transacted routine busi- ness
 The annual banquet of the postal clerks takes place at the Hetcl Elton this afternoon at o'clock. rvT
 n. !. Mahaney will soon commence the erection of block on his property at The corner of Bank and Riverside streets.
 A. NJ. Young of Philadelphia is at his summer home at Pine Orchard. where be is recovering from recent surgical operation.
 There will he no classes Thursday night at the Catholic Women's associa- ton rooms. on account of the day being a holiday of obligation in the Catholic church.
 The Misses Mamie Sbeehan and Nel- lie Lucy of Norwalk and Miss Mattie Murphy of Hartford. are visiting MT and Mrs ]. H. Moran at their new home on Abbott avenue.
 The Merrimac athletic clubs annual excursion takes place today to Han over park. The train leaves at l: :;v o'clock. and it Is expected that they will carry off record breaking crowd.
 The Brooklyn engine company was called last evening to Riverside street where fire threatened to do consider able damage in one of the houses. The blaze was extinguished in short order. This makes the third fire reported from the same house in two weeks C. seil,ert of this city has been made t.o-defcndant in suit against the i Cromwell Water company brought by the Beacon Trust company of Boston for receiver Mr Siebert has a suit pending in the superior court against the company for SLIGO. He Is al present sojurning in North Carolina.
 There was some sharp lightning and Ioud pesIs of thunder last night. fol- lowed bv a desperate attempt to rain. bu, for some req son oF other very little rain fell. not much more. than enough f. ,sy the dust. Even that was worth a great deal to everybody especially on tl,e eve of decoration when people want to stir about without swallowing dust at every step.
 | it's fifth anniversary last evening. it was s jolly good time. Grand Chief Ranger Thomas o'I.aughlin. Nsuga- tuck. and Senior Woodward NJ. ]. Keefe of this city. besides other oh re-s were present. There were speeches and good things to wash them down and digest them The courts quartette sung few s'are- ihst wer. well appreciated and early 1 this morning the sorial session closed. [ The court ts one af the most prosper ssss in fhe ritr II has 20 mefnh~r> nnd its treasury is the largest but ene ' in town. NJ fhe meeting of the hcard of health yesterday afternoon il was 'ir- sise-i ts res together during the pres enf month snnI prepare rules rezu!sr. ing the inspection of milk and food .srrs Fsasei upon the new chartsr .mep.Imepts fs fhe health laws of Ws' ,e-bu-r which hsve passed both brsu~Ise. er the house at Hartford but whieh have not rei been forwarded te the rify clerk It was -'sted the de Tax mar have been sccasien~f hF q refe on the r.srr of the governor but Chairman Refmsn coah s<srreiy be r5ers any such thing still t vs' | sboushs hr>s net te % fsr in thst direr sson until nc-~ is known in the pr~m g<rs. The reports ef H>-ifh InsI--fc' kFInsrrTn- Sanitary In-p~-rDr rslisasu and Muk Insr~rtsr ssndiB werr r~sa .,t spr~pr~I Tf srpezr> fhzs rsessirs h.s again Cef q f-cfheid In Nsf~rhsrr she sffeuxisr sf sh> health "Ar~r hsx | ine slvpsAy bra calIed ss many s~fs eonpo. Tbe bunf1 o1jsune1 euo1ec' 1o she 0n C th9 e1n8