Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-14
CITY NEWS

Joseph Eagan of the Burton street engine house has rendered his reslg- nation to Chief Snagg.
 Judge Cowell gave John Hollister judgment for $172.55 against Wilbur G. Austin in the district court to-day.
 Joseph Birch of North Main street had his left collar bone broken Thurs day evening while playing football on Division street.
 Real Estate Agent B. J. Torkomian sold today for Thomas and Julia Howard their house at 146 Bridge street to Patrick T. Hanlon.
 Get your name on the magazine list and get the Woman's Home Compan- ion free. List closes in day or two. Don't miss the big November num- Der.
 Thomas Reed, formerly police man here, was visiting old friends in town today. He was a caller at the police station. For the past few years he has been a resident of Stratford and works in Bridgeport.
 Judge Lowe has deferred deciding the question so vital to the heirs of the late Catherine Cuddy, as to wheth- CT or not her son John is dead or alive. He was to have decided this question this morning, but deferred 1t to next Wednesday.
 There will be full rehearsal of the Irish drama, "The Shaughraun," to- morrow afternoon at o'clock sharp and every member in the cast is ex- pected to be present. The tickets are now in the hands of the members of the Hibernian Knights and are meet ing with a ready sale It will be a great performance and no mistake.
 Election expenses filed since yester- day afternoon: John Hurley, demo- cratic alderman from the fifth ward, S24.50; Edward H. B0we, democratic alderman from fifth ward. nothing; Thomas F. Lawlor. democratic candi- date for alderman in second ward, uothing: w. J. Rlgney. republican can didate for sheriff, $20.15; Peter Law Tor. democratic alderman from fourth ward, s; George Booth. republican candidate for constable. SIS: T. IT. Hewitt. republican candidate for board of education. S2: William Bowe. demo- cratic candidate for board of relief. S9: F. D. Buck. republican alderman from second ward, $11.T5.
 James Ring of wolcott street arrived home today, after trip to his former home In Ireland. Mr Ring left here last July and spent nearly all the time since calling upon friends about the scenes of his boyhood. He has made three or four trips across the ocean and says he is not through yet This time he noticed some marked improve ments in the condition of the people and he believes that if they keep on the day is not far distant when the cry of hard times will be a thing of the past in that country Mr Ring travefed about some on the other side and says Ireland still holds its own in the mat ter of beautiful scenery and that no- body admits this more readily than the sightseers from America who tour the country for the first time
 Notwithstanding the variety of en- tertHinment that was to De had ain town Inst night the attendance at the whist given In the auditorium by the
  as church was very large The tables were all occupied. the ladies' dresses very pretty snd everything in cOnnec- ton with the entertainment first class The winners for the evening were as follows: Elizabeth saum. William Me Donald. William Rsife. Isaac Sont- mann. Arthur PoIlak. May Burrows. Mrs C. F. Hayes Deborah Fitzgerakl. William Keuney. V. ]. Hamilton. Jo- seph Quinn Lena stadler. Thomas Feufoa. Blanche Fenes Carl Snow man. ". T. Grout. Gus O'Hara. Marv Conruy. Mrs Mabel yinton. Thonas Smith Jacob Friedman. Addie BIans- field. Patrick Barry. Thomss T. Lyons. Joan Duer. M- q Lydon. Marrzret MoFiarity. Francis Mcsrath- Mary Rrederick. Peter For. Mary McPzrf- land. Ella McCarfhr. Katherine lie Gowan. Michael Buue. Deborah Law lor. Amelia ChapREle. Frank Ee1Ev, Mary A Bo~e. Katherine CavsnzzxA.