Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-16
CITY NEWS

The department of finance held a meeting this afternoon.
 Miss Margaret H. Mcdonald has completed her course at the New Brit ain Normal school.
 On November 20, in Fraternity hall. Eagle hive, Ladies of Maceabees, will give whist party and dance.
 Contractor Bergen has the cellar for William McFarland's new house on East Main street well under way.
 The Golden Rod society, class 9 of the First Baptist church, will give an entertainment and 0ance on Novem- Der 9.
 There will be an important meeting of the First division, A. o. H.. this evening at 8 o'clock. All the members are earnestly requested to be present.
 The deputy wardens and secretaries of the New England Order of Protec- tfon will meet Friday night in Knights of Columbus hall, after the meeting of Sheridan lodge.
 Mrs William Rose of lower Bald win street was injured yesterday af- ternoon while trying to board a trol- ley car at City Corners. She was struck by a furniture wagon and bad ly bruised about the limbs.
 Everybody interested in the Doug las Hyde lecture to be given in the near future is requested to attend a meeting to be held in the rooms of the Gaelic Literary society, G. A. R. block. at S:30 o'clock tonight.
 The board of public works will meet at $50 o'clock tonight to hear what the McGovern Construction company will have to say regarding the alleged abandonment of the contract to con struct trunk sewer into South Brooklyn.
 Eugene Schlag and Miss Louise Convard were married yesterday at St Ann's church by the Rev Father Be langer. A reception followed the cer- emony at the home of the brides sis ter Mrs Alfred Lavalette 10 South view street. After a wedding tour Mir and Mrs Schlag will reside at IS Wood street.
 Superintendent Atwood of the de- pertinent of charities is looking for information about Leonard J. Holm, who lived at 4 Howard place and worked at Benedict & Burnham's up to 1901, when his wife was senr to the retreat for insane at Middletown. Ths patient is now seriously i'll and thf authorities would like to find her hus band.
 The Ladies' auxiliaries of the A. O. H. throughout the country presented to Trinity college in Washington last Wednesday the sum of $10.O00. to be used as an endowment fund. Car dinal Gibbons accepted the gift for tine sisters. The representatives from this state were Miss Eleanor McCann of South Manchester, state president, and Mary E. O'Donnell, state treas urer.
 Contractor McManus put big force of men at work to-day finishing pay ing the switch on Baldwin street and the job was cleaned mp early. If the city wants to do the square thing now 1t will go ahead right of and raise the sidewalk on the west side of the street for the length of the switch so that the walk win not be below the roadbed. This will have to be done and the expense should not fall upon the abuttIng property owners. St Joseph's T. A. society opened a four nights bazaar in Eagles hall last night. a large crowd being in at tendance. The moonlight waltz proved 10 be big success. They will ! introduce for the first time tonight a 1 fashlight rwo-step. They have all the { arrangements made to accommodate a big crowd at the whist tonight. All intending to play should be on hand eariv. Dancing will be until 1 a. m. Faulmann's orchestra furnishes mu- sic.
 Attorney Lynch has brought suit ! for Joseph Politis against Tony Sleng- ! inkas. simon Miller and Peter Baker. ' the men who gave him a terrible beat ing ait Lithuanian wedding on Green l street Tuesday night. Each Of them is sued for S1OO damages. They beat PoIitis into insensibility besides smashing his head. cutting his fore head and sitting the bridge of his nose. He was the worst done up man that has been in the city court for : some time.
 The board of education was quick | to take advantage of the withdra wal ! of ur Rotiman's objection to the laying nf A board walk through his property I frDm Iz1ke street 10 the Mulcahy school The work is being done to-day [ and will give the school children safe { footing into the building for the win. | ter. By that time probably the tangle f will have been straightened out. The l aldermen and others learned a great l deal by their visit to the premises. In ! the first place the bureau of assessment . supposed that so much of the street | ss has been made and open to publiC | travel was done at the expense of the ! TrafT Brus- consequently they didn'i | think r fair to assess very much fOI , a street that he had constructed al ! his own expense. but Senator Tracy ! denied that he did the work and this to sav nothing Of other things puts a new face on the whole matter.
 If the younz lady of your hOuseioI.I wants f8 be up to date she will surely want a solid gold bangle bracelet Some are fnish@i bright others Ro-
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