Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-23

park Saturday.
 MT and Mrs Timothy F. Luddy O
 East Hawkins street are receiving con
 gratulations upon the birth of daugh
 ter
 The annual meeting of the state as
 soc1atlon of fire insurance agents vii
 be held here about the middle of No
 vember.
 The lease of the Wolcott fail
 grounds having expired. the manage
 ment has decided not to hold any fail
 this season.
 Owing to some delay about the
 seats the new Mill Plain school vii
 not be ready for use at the opening
 of the fall term next month.
 The axle of trolley car on the
 Oakville line snapped last evening
 at quitting time in the factories | There was some delay on account of the break, but no one was injured. James A. Dugan. James Eustice
 and Thomas Delaney left today for
 Newport, R. l., to attend the funeral of a relative, Owen Phelan. father of the Rev Father Phelan of Providence.
 Adolph Becker has sold his proper ty. consisting of dwelling house and two building lots. to Louis Pushbach. The sale was made through the agency of Daniel T. Farington, 40 East Main street.
 The hearing on claims against the estate of Susan Maer was not resumed to-day. Further claims have been filed and the commissioners. Lawlor and McGrath, decided to hear all to- gether.
 The appraisal of the bankrupt es- tate of Israel Horinbein, proprietor of the Boston Mattress Manufacturing Go, East Main street, has been filed with the trustee. Attorney Slavin. It amounts to $257.O5.
 The funeral of Mrs Eva Frances Laf1amme will be held from the fam fly residence. 140 North Main street. tomorrow afternoon. with service at Mill Plain chapel and interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
 The following letters are advertised at the postoff1ce Virgil Coddington, John Campbell. Mrs William Fuller. Mrs Margaret Mclaughlin. A. D. Munson, Clarisse Martin, John Quist. E. R. Rhodes. Mrs Frank Reiss. F. W. Shelley. Fred Sutherland, Mrs Edith Stillman, Hugh r. Stewart.
 P. Lanouette, aged 65 years, died yesterday at his home on the Plank road Besides his widow he leaves one son. Joseph, and three daughters. Mrs Henry Collette. Mrs J. Boulanger and Miss Albino Lanouette. all of this city. The funeral will. be, held at .9:39 o'clock tomorrow morning. with a mass of requiem at St Ann's church and interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Mayor Elton and Chairman Blakes- lee are enjoying vacation. In their absence Mir Beach occupies the posi- ton of acting mayor. Many other officials are having few days off and for the next few weeks there will not be much doing in municipal af fairs. The board of public works did not meet yesterday and the aldermen will not hold another session until September 10.
 It is said that at the present time over two hundred peddlers are doing business in Waterbury. A man who drives through Wolcott street every day thinks that street has more than it's share of them mornings. he says, from the junction of East Main street and Wolcott street to the Meriden road peddlers want about all the street and a good share of the side walks. He thinks they should not he allowed to collect in one place in such as to block travel.
 The police patrol wagon was quite busy again to-day. Up to ? o'clock a dozen arrests had been made. Among them were Mrs Maria O. Reilly for failing to appear against an Italian in the city court this morn ing. Albert Leach was arrested for failing to properly support his fam fly which is jail offense under a new jaw enacted by the last legisla- ture. The last name on the slate was James Cop Iv. He is charged with assault. |. gut into controversy with husband and wife in Simons- vile this morning and was arrested hy Detectives Kennaugh and Dodds. The rest were for intOxication.
 Everything is almost in readiness for the opening of the fall term at the High school Workmen are now en- gagged in putting up fine metal cell ing In the lower corridor. Some var nishing is yet tO be done which will be finished in few days and then all will he ready to starr. The building is in excellent shape from head to foot. Not a speck of dirt is visible in the re motest corner of it. As is the inside. so is the outside. The lawn and shrubbery never looked better. and as n prominent man who investigated the entire school. last week. said. Janitor Kelly and his assistant. Mrs Ryan. should feel proud of their work
 Harry Sol,olensky. a prominent mer- chant of Hartford. and Miss Fanny Silverman of this city were married Sunday evening in The new Casino hall on East Main street. before a large number of friends. The mar riage was performed by Mir Katz. brother-in-Iaw of the groom. The bride wore a white silk dress trim med with lace and carried a shower bouquet. Anna Rosenberg and Mor- ris Apter of Hartford acted as the and beSt man. as did An nie Meyer 0f this city and Louis Hor- -ovftz of Hartford The out of town guests included Nfr and Mrs Katz If . Hsrrfori Miss Esther Srhreiber of |. Mr and Mrs RuffkeeS of I Hartford and Mr Jacobs of New Ha- | ven-
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