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

The funeral of Mrs Sarah Quinn will be held from her late home on Field 1 street to St Patrick's church at S:3O o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Miss Elizabeth Edwards. class 'O5. Monroe's Business college, has ac cepted situation in the office of the Waterbury Manufacturing company.
 The Central club will hold an i'm portant special meeting tomorrow evening at their rooms. 56 East Main street. All members are requested to be present.
 Work has again been resumed on the Baldwin street trolley extension and if the weather holds out good the rails ought to be laid to the Pearl Lake road in another week
 Mir and Mrs Kavanaugh of Mill street have returned to their home af- ter three months stay at Mrs Kavan. augh's brothers farm. the Saltonstall homestead, at Branford.
 The Warren Paving Co commenced putting down the bituluthic pavement on North Willow street yesterday and will keep at 1t until all the contracts AOA 'h"t 'iaSS OI "OIh are DnlSUeu.
 Bernard L. Hoppe, one of the newly elected constables. will entertain his friends with coon supper at his place of business Thursday evening. He has made arrangements for a great time.
 A horse hitched to a laundry wagon was frightened by a trolley car on North Willow street this morning and of o ynf A. Main street, whefe 1t was captured. No damage was done.
 The frost is quickly ripening the chestnuts and walnuts and every af- ternoon large groups of children may be seen vending their way to the groves where the nuts may be found. This season walnuts are rather plenti- full but it is an off year for chestnuts. Children should be careful to keep away from those places where tres, passing is forbidden as the law Is now very strict in regard to tfeadlhs on private property.
 One of the pleasant features at the Jacques this week is the appearance of Miss Helene Blanche Mendelbohm, a five-year-old child. one of the pupils of Mrs Susie H. Spencer's class. Her limitations are excellent for a child of her age and she received unlimited ap- plause from the audience. As one of the numbers on the program did not appear Miss Mendelbohm was substi- tuted and in all probability she will remain on the bill the remainder of the week
 Everything is about ready for the great whist party and entertainment for the benefit of St Michael's church in Waterville Thursday evening. The hall will be tastefully decorated with natures own most delightful garb. | fresh from the woods. The young wo- men of the parish have undertaken | this part of the work. The Hihernian Rifles may also take a part. The mu- | sic will be the finest and the enter | tainment in general will be splendid. ! Some fine dresses will be worn.
 Charles F. Cough. treasurer of the ! Hopevllle school district, has filed liens against the following property owners for neglectlng to pay the three mill school tax laid by the district: | Theresa O'DOnnelI. S1a5: Mary Pro vonOst. S1.65: August Pelletier. S1 .6j: | Lucy Foley. SO.33: Charles F. Bullard. l S0. .gO: John Donovan. SOGG: William ! Allen. Sj4O: Mamie r. Whalen. S1 :I2: John r. Whalen. SO.GO: C. ]. Richards, Ss.25: estate W. T. Disley. S030: Con- mecticut Building X Loan association. ! S:i 4O: Fred A. Warren. S0.4j.
 The slgners to the petition submit ted to the aldermen last night and re- ferrpd to the law committee. asking that the lease of tlo Driving park. held hy Thomas II Hayes. Samuel Lowe and N W. Walter be annuIInl. are: N. R. Bronson. T.. <. Strong. ". R- Kpaveney. J. c. Churchill Thomas F'itzsimmoHs. s A. Dudley. F. l. Kingsbury. l.. T. Atwood. l. x Elton. C. ]. Parr. l.. T. WhitOn. F.. l.. SheD- ari. !. X. Spencer. D. |. Smith. r. C. Cowlrs. Edward Terrell l. Richard Smith. R. R. Stannaui. F.. l.. FrisIie IT. ]. II. Hart. !. A. Boyd F. IT. Humphrey. C. Tracy. \. I .Cbatfield. IT. ". Kepler. VI. l.. SpeTTy. C- r. Cioss. q. NJ. DeNIOtt. J. T. Smith. I. <. Galley. W. F. Fulton. Archer J. Smith
 The bureau of assessment has call- ell a hearing on the matter of benefits and damages arising from tho layout of Fairmount street from Luke street to the Mulcahy school for October 19- Tuasnuch as the unsatisfactory COL dfffon created there has to be swal- lowed whether people like it or not it might be well to take the dose and have done with it. It is a rough deal but fhere appears to To no way out of it now. It is h0ped that the new city government will take steps to avoid a repetition of anything of this sort. The right tn lay out streets is vested in the aldermen and if they would stand on their rights and rp- frrSp fo have their powers usuTped by others # w0uld Iue rather risky to to sueh work in advaBce and then ask the boaHi to approve it-
 To y0u want for a watch7 A real. genuine time piece one that yoH are not ashamed of when you compare ,. with ynur neightors' fer looks and 2 2 ry7rarp timing. We know of onIT one
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