Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-11
CITY NEWS

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 The Talma club will hold it's an nual meeting and election of officers tomorrow night.
 List oi letters remaining unclaimed in the postothce; Mrs Lena NJ. Bas- sctt Merrill Bronson, William k. Clark, sarah II. Harris, .,.rs Frank Mayo. Miss Hattie B. Munroe, Mrs HatEc Miller. Mrs Katie n --ccfe, F. ]. Pratt, Miss Lena Page. W. G. Por- ter. Mrs Anna J. Spencer, Mrs Bertha Warner.
 Henry p. Beach. son of G. W. Beach of this city, for the past year president and manager of the raciiic Iron Works company of Bridgeport, has announced his retirement from the concern to TO- slune his position as chief signal officer of the Western division nf the New York Now Haven X Hartford Railroad company.
 The Catholic Wuman> association will give social evening at St. Patrick'S hall tomorrow night. Friends as well as members of the association are invited. The commit tee in charge is composed of the fol lowing persons: Miss lIorrigan, Miss Kane. Miss RyrneS. Miss Connor, Miss Pagan. Mrs BosSidy. Mrs Maloney.
 Milk Inspector Sundin is keeping T close watch on owners of cattle and appears to have all in mind of the fact that he is apt to drop onto them at any moment. NIr Sundin says he is q great lover of animals himself and takes a pride ill seeing that they are properly cared for. When he is about town and sees Biakeslee'S horses and then take Il trip into the country and looks at Kellys cows it does his heart good.
 On September 20 last there was q Scufile between q trolley car and Ed ward Stevens's auto on tll2 Nauga-- tuck road, in which the auto was knocked out Now MT Stevens has brought suit against the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co for So0o to pay for the damage done his auto. He claims that the mot0rman "carelesSly. ucgligently and recklessly" drove his car against the auto, putting it out ot business on the spot.
 There were two men in Upson, Si1l- cleton X Cos recently within two days of each other. The first one says. T bought this ovcrcoat of |. x. X Co IS years ago The other said he bought his lI years ago. They stated circumstances to verify the date and We also knew the coats by the material, which is different ron that worn now. Both coats were in good condition, and very preSen'able yet. r. S. & Co seem to Dc perfectly safe in their guarantee to 'laake good"
 The railroad commis SionerS will give a hearing at the court house, Wa. terbury. at II o'clock next WedneS- day morning. upon the petition of the Naugatuck. the New England, and the New York. New Haven X Hart; ford railroad companies for the ap- proval of the taking of land which the petition declares to be necessary in order to provide union station at Waterbury, to eliminate certain grade crossings. to add to the numl2r of room for Il freight station.
 The board of public safety held ap. other meeting last evening and as usual. il was executive, The business done was the examination of candi late for appointments for fire callmeu Twelve were examined. They were James r. EGan. M. r. Doyle. ]. r | Cassidy. D. r. Lcary. Anthony Carroll l T. ]. Bowes, !. I. Reardon. Thomas Luddy. John Phelan. James Flynn. ] l. Cuen. and F.. ". Shea. Another , examination will be held the 10th ot this month for positions on the perma nent fire force. The resignation O William T. keegan from the call fore, was accepted last evening.
 The Waterbury Women's club ycs tcriay afternoon discussed "Rcpresen tatiyc Women from Colonial to Modcrl ! Club Womcn." Mrs Charles F.. Puffe told of the bicinning of club life anon. Colonial women. and Miss Ida x Lewis presented the subject of ''Rep rc~entativc Women. These paper were valuable III showing the contrast between the colonial and modern w0 man. Mrs Isaac Bcechcr Clarke sam tw" solcs in her usual pleasing man nrs. The Moons Lullaby" hy Burn ham. and The Gingerbread Man" h.
 Jessie Gaynor The next meeting wi he observed as Federation day am mid winted tea.
 Cirrle I.a Sal"tte. No 67G. r. of | held meeting im Red Mems hall las night and ci,s.ird th" following uii
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