Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-02
CITY NEWS

IHe EQgeWO0u A. C. Will give a S0-
 ciable and dance in the school hall at
 Simonsville on November 23.
 Maurice Harmon and David Altman were of the opinion they had paid their fare on South Main street car this morning and consequently refused to pay when asked by the conductor. Upon arriving at Exchange place com plaint was entered and they were ar rested by Officer Claffey.
 A man in an intoxicated condition, carrying a large gun and pulling rather savage looking dog, caused lots of excitement on Grand street this morning because of the manner in which he was handling the shooting iron. He appeared to be going on a hunting trip but he looked as if he would never reach the woods.
 A couple of fellows of the eastern section of the city yesterday after noon got into an argument and finally became so warm in the discussion that they started top unch each oth- CT. Friends stepped in and stoppet them, but later on they went up ned. the cool spring in the neighborhood of Oak street and settled their little mix up.
 This evening there will be a meeting of the members of the Catholic W0- mems association. Everyone who be- longs to the association or IS interest ed In it's work is invited to be present as some important plans are to be dis cussed. Especially the members of the classes are asked 10 be present. The meeting will be called to order at 7:45.
 The people residing in the neigh borhood of Grand and Leavenworth streets to-day received about all the smoke they cared for. The company laying the bitulithic pavement on the former street made their tar and heat ed the stones on Leavenworth street, and the way the black smoke poured out of the heaters would make one believe that a big fire was raging in the vicinity.
 At the meeting of the board of pub lie safety held yesterday, Solomon NJ. Wheeler. who has been acting engi- neer at the Burton street engine house for some time, was appointed to the regular force. Superintendent of Po- lice Beach, looking out of sight in his uniform and gilt buttons, was on deck. By vote of the board he was instruct ed to install a police signal box in Si- monsville, and also to procure scales and the other paraphernalia which the Bertillon system of measuring criminals now lacks.
 Drivers of teams are in more trouble to-day. They claim that the company now putting down the pavement on Grand street. should be obliged to fin- ish one side before tearing up the other. There is some show of fairness in this protest. but probably owing to the lateneSs of the season it was de- cided to give them both sides and the middle in order that there might be no doubt about completing the job be fore the real cold weather sets in. In the meantime. horSemen may talk Meadow or Center streets while the road rollers are operating on the bitu lithic preparation. which will be open to all in short time.
 SIahon. Tailor. Lewis building, NAAAtAr Ahf lhli anu W AAAANA SttaopAt' "AhA larger and better stock of wOOlens than ever before Not only does 1t comprise designs in the best fabrics made in this country. hut there are many patterns in the best imported cloths. These Suitings. trOusefings. Overcoatings and raincOatings are "beautipS'' that are bound to attract the attention of the faStidiOuS and please everyone Mir MahOn makes a speciality of correct college cut clothes for tho young fellows who de sire this particular style of "togs.' Mir Mahon has 0rcupied his preseR. quarters very close on to fourteen sea souS. and is considered authority on a.. that is correct in the art of dress.
 \ delightful Halloween party was given at the home of Miss Mary Con molly Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Elizabeth Hunter of Gloversyille. N. Y. Miss Mary Pitcher of Jackson Cor ner. V. Y. and Harry Root of Pitts field. Mass. The house was decorated with autumn foliage and the menu served was fashioned after the old time harvest feasts. As favOrs the Et-AGAAE4AAEl IENElNEEA HAAh AAaA- uuAA AAAN ladies fans. There piano selections by Miss Mary FOgaTty. Miss Eleanor Whiting and Miss Connolly. Games were played Miss Grace SprOui and Miss Belle Andrews winning first prize in a guessing contest. and Miss Blanche Hunter and Lawrence Abbott in the fortune hunt Willie Andrews also got a prize. Mrs Harry Root rem deHed some very fine vocal selections. | Among the others who contributed to the evenings enjoyment were ]. Henry Lawrence. Miss Eleanor EaIIl. Waiter Foster and George Matthews.
 These are the days when Tou should look our stock over in anticipation of Christmas gifts Our assortmeuts to- day are nearly complete when. as a few weeks from now. they will be broken into. Some of the most ex- aufsife toilet sets and manfcuring pieces are ready for your inspeefiOn- Opal rings in a hundred different sFwzez wf7T ur-.lvahfv Fua nT-r f5rxs cell