Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-03
CITY NEWS

The first grand fair for the benefit of the new church of St John of the Cross will be held in the Town hall. Middlebury, from October F to 16 in- elusive.
 An anniversary high mass will be celebrated at St Francis Xayier's church on Wednesday morning at 7:30 o'clock for the late Patrick McNally of 2S Luke street.
 Applications for all kinds of liquor licenses, for the ensuing year, will be received at the county commissioners room, court house building. Leayen- worth street, on October 9, 10, II, F. from 9:30 to 12:30 a. m. and from 2 to p. m. on each day.
 Owing to the long waiting lists for the evening classes at the Friendly league, any vacancies in the evening are being filled in order of payment. The morning and afternoon class lists are still open for registration. Junior classes are being formed for physical training and elOcutiOn.
 NJ. A. J. Beebe, for the past three years foreman of the factory of tbe Benedict & Rurnham Manufacturing Go, has severed his connection with the concern owing to impaired health and after a few weeks rest will take up farming. Before leaving. his shop mates presented him with m excellent gold watch and chain as an expression of their regard, the presentation Icing made by Superintendent w. H. Calian. November 9. is the night on which the second annual dance of the Al gonquin club takes place in Leaven- worth hall. The dance given by this organization last year was one of the best of the season and many have been waiting for the tickets to appear for the coming dance. As entertain CTS the Algonquin young men are among the first in the city and if you wish to attend You should get your tickets early as limited amount has been printed.
 Tomorrow evening the Fourth di- vision. A. o. H.. will hold forth in the new hall in the POli building on East Main street. This will be the opening of the hall and it is said to be one of the best in the city. Generally a new floor Is not very pleasant to dance on but this one has been put in excellent shape and no one need fear about the condition of it tomorrow night. \ large number of tickets has been sold and the members of the 4th expect to have the time of their life. Be pres ent and enjoy the sport.
 Barcelona council, No 42, k. of C., will hold a regular meeting tonight in K. of C. hall at o'clock. and every member is requested to be present at roll call. The report of the board of trustees will be read. also District Deputy John Hearn of Naugatuck will be present to give au outline of the work planned for the coming winter. Barcelona council will make an effort to largely increase it's membership this fall and all members should be on hand tonight to help the good work along.
 The railroad commissioners have
 filed their findings in the matter or the appeal of the Connecticut hallway & Lighting Co from the decision of the selectmen of Waterbury as to location and grade of road from terminus of tracks in Oakville t0 the WatertOWn and Waterbury boundary line. They affirm the findings and order of the board of July q. 1902. and order that this location and grade he temporary. changes to be made after the compile lion of improvements to be made by the city of Waterbury.
 The funeral of Thomas Mahoney took place this morning from the fam fly residence on Ridge street with a mass Of requiem at St Francis Kay ier'S church and interment in new NJ JOSepb's cemetery. The bearers were Patrick Stack. John Dillon. Thomas ! Clearv. Dennis Kane. Michael MahOn- tv and Terrence MahOney. The floral tributes included a pillow marked "Pana." from the family: cross, NJ: and Mrs James RearlOn: anchor. NIT and Mrs D. Mah0ney. Mir and Mrs Ed win Lynch: wreath. Annie and Mary i Mahoney: standing wreath. Patrick and Bernard Mahoney: wreath. Katie
 Lynch. wreath Bridget Mahoney; bouquets. Mary niilane Thomas Fen
 ton Mrs Rufus T Smith. Mrs Newton ] C. Smith.
 ! The board of public works will ~ | a meeting at \ O'clDrk toni ghf. Eut they won't be bothered hearing ne0pIp who were called tO say what thye thought about the application of | the Thomaston Tramway company l for permission to lay tracks in the street. fhe company having notified 1 CItv Clerk NeftletOn yesterday 0f irs intention t0 withdraw it- petition for this purpose. This is taken az an fn- ! dication that the Iocal conpany has bought out the franchise of tho Th9m- aston Tramway company and may or may not build thn rnad- The Conner tirrt Railway and Lighting company has an application before. fbe city government fo- permission t0 lay tracks in the sane street and a h7z clash was expected over tle matter Hneausa it was admitted that both ap- nTfcaffnnz could not be granted RsFTt fine withdrawal If the Th0u1zStgn ra1pIe ~impIffes things sO far as tEle sfrr hoor,1s are concerned but just what effect if viii have on tir trolley from here to ThomastSn is angfIgar matter. The knowing ones claim tiEit fhfS will Ise very likely te stand until after the service is eXteuie,l r0 Water town and Quzssspauz- The wedding season Is now o1 in fuu fore and the extensive line of fine silver. deurafed china and cHt xJsss is already slowing the effect of tfa uesfding gift seekers at the Tpse3 IewrIrr Co. Thzs firm is making spe