Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-27
CITY NEWS

Telegram Square quartet at City
 hall tomorrow night, Military band prom. The quartet will render sev.
 eral selections and will surely give
 satisfaction. Usual good music for dancing by the band. Fine program of popular numbers. ....'.
 The Hebrew Educational alliance
 will hold a special meeting in Grand
 Army hall at 2 o'clock Sunday. The speakers will be R. WitkOwski and ].
 Brooks in Hebraic and &. w. Wilby and others in English. The public is
 invited. ladies particularly.
 The Ladies' auxiliary. 4. Q. H..
 will celebrate the feast of St Bridget
 next Sunday and will receive holy communion in a body at the o'clock
 mass at St Thomas's church. Every
 member is requested to meet in the
 basement of the church before mass.
 Denis Leary was fined 8 and costs and allowed ten days probation in the city court to-day on a charge of breach of the peace. His wife and son ap- reaIed against him. The case against Charles F.. Shattuck for keeping lIq- uors with intent to sell was continued to tomorrow morning. Shattuck is at liberty on his own recognizance of S2O0. The Hotel Waterbury. the cause of his many misfortunes. has been transferred to Mrs Mary Ambrose Reeves who bought the business year ago and soon after transferred it to Shattuck's wife. Mrs Nettie Shat tuck.
 The superintendent of one of the b. cal factories would like to have some- body prepare and publish for the ben eft of the city fathers statement showing the loss to Waterbury in wages and product Occasioned by one days shutdown in the shops. He said that as q rule the hands get paid on stormy days if the mills run at all. but even so. the losses are enormous and if a detailed statement could Joe presented to the aldermen he was of the opinion that they would come to the conclusion that the proper care of the sidewalks meant more towards the material welfare of the community than the fixing up of parks. In speak ing this way he didn't want to he un- dcrstood as discouraginG parks. on the contrary he was much in favor of them. but when q few men made thc park question a hobby and did it in :i way that pushed more important mu. nicipal work into the background then lrs considered that the fa,ldist was ruling the city and some interests were bound to suffer. What he want e.l to see was q system of street work which would enable the superfni.nd- ent of streets to open up paths through the public streets when q bic SHOW storm comes down s0 that pco- plc can get 10 and from the stores and faci"ri-s.
 At a meeting, of the hoard of public works yesterday afternoon it was vot- el fo instruct the suDerintrndcnt oi streets to have FIarTineton'S lunch rart. stationed mar the WelfOn foun- tain. removed. This is T matter that has l,ee,i talked of for long time. hut owing to tho popularity of th.. Eanagernent the cart was spare,l un- til the present time. and it is doubt Iu! " " NO1fi nsf nave been <uneret to bitter at th- ol,I stand longer if prii'Iir attention l,s,l Bot Irren c.iIi,-l 'o il ia g rather unfav0rsI,I. way 0n ssTDuni "f tli.. run-in with the trolley '-Ir- somefhirsS for which the lunch r'rr was in no Way resS7siblH. It is the old story. the innocent often suffer vhiee the guilty 2. ss-ot free. It was tisrisF.-i io res-ommeni fo tits alder men that 'i,a following portions of le Daved- North Nain street at the jr-l~fi"n of Cooke street: Rene .ii-r street fron Neztov' street to C'sr street: Grand street from Bank street to Field street: Dubiin ssrs,f fro-a Fssf Wsir street to the Mad river S~oriII street from Snuth Nsin ssr.et E., SDrin@ street If the arter- me-s apu-Svr tb-se resonrlenfsfisnS . dsfe vii be fixed foT hesri7c< when sl-e sbEs-r,.- Drouse-sy owners will tr | given . eisnce to <sv what they think l about the proiect- The mayor pTesii- d and there were pfe>nt Commis- 1 sscnesS Wss1e. Hefmes sDd 0esA s