Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-16
CITY NEWS

On the 26th of this month the Work. fngmen's circle, local 26, will give a masquerade ball at the Auditorium.
 B. J. Torkomian has sold for c. H Cables his lot on Grand street, former. ly the Fitzpatrick property, to Bernard Rosenfield.
 The promenade given by the Ameri. can band at Eagles hall Saturday evening was largely attended Owing to the Eagles fair this week the band will not give another promenade until October 2S
 Election expenses filed since Satur. day: F. P. Brett. town clerk, S349.50 F. T. Reeves. collector of taxes $251.50: W. H. Noonan, constable, S16 D. F. Maltby, board of agents of Bron. son library fund. nothing.
 The cases of the two men, Joseph Testa and Louis Fella. for stabbing a fellow countryman last evening, were l settled to-day in the city court for $15 and $10 resectiyely. The occurrence took place in the west end. The in, jured man received stab wound four inches long in the arm.
 The Pontiac Social club is making extensive preparations for their con cert and promenade to be given al Good Will hall, Waterville, on Friday evening, October 27. This tribe of red men is noted for it's jolly good times and is sure to sustain its reputation in the coming event.
 Asaph Tyler of Prospect has notl. fled the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Go that one day about a month ago he was thrown off his team on South Main street, trolley car col Hiding with him, and that for the con. sequent damage to bis outfit and in juries to himself he will claim dam ages
 On Thursday evening at Hamilton park the Nassau Social club will give it's semi-annual dance and sociable Tickets have been selling rapidly for the event and it promises to be more successful than any which they have given before. and that is saying much The cars will carry one to a place whence the walk to the hall will take about three minutes. A fine program has been arranged.
 A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of the Misses Katherine and Anna Preston last evening. The program was as follows: Piano solos Miss B., Sheehy and Frank Preston vocal selections, Miss B. Sheehy Thomas Fitzgerald. Katherine and Anna Preston and Margaret Kelly violin and piano solos, Miss B. Sheehy William Preston and William Sutton The parties returned home at sea. sonable hour.
 It will be some time before Harry Halpern will be able to exercise his ingenuity as a violator of the law. He has been sentenced by the New York courts to the Elmira, \. Y., refOrma. tory for an indefinite period. To pre- vent his escape in case he were dis charged by the court. the local police had a warrant in the hands Of the New York police he being wanted here for theft of two diamonds valued at S240, from Morris Green Of Bank street The crime of which he was found guilty was grand larceny in the second degree.
 wadhams post, c. A. R.. will give one of their popular birthday par ties" on Wednesday evening of this week, for which a program of music and readings has been prepared. to be followed by a supper. and all old soldiers and sailors are most corolaliy invited to be present. whether mem- bers of the c. A. R. or not. Comrades from Russell post. Thomaston, with ladies of their relief corps. together with comrades from Isbell post. Naugatuck. will be present 10 add to the attractions. and a royal good time will be missed by those who fan to at- tend. The post will be asssted In en- tertaIning the guests. and in the pre- paratlon and serving of the supper. by the ladies of wadhams Relief Corps.
 People who do not read the news papers and are ignorant of the fact thar all trains have been taken of the loop" division to New Haven. journey to the Meriden depot daily. expecting to go to the Elm City on the JO-minute line. Thes wait around for some time. finally become impatient and then think that the train Is late. They at length ask someone when tue next train for New Haven leaves and are very much surprised to learn that all the trains over that route have been discontinued The line never dld pay during the winter season and had very little chance of making expenses this year because of the opening of the trolley line to New Haven. Tn all probability the trains win not be again put on in winter until the new electric engines arrive