Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-28
CITY NEWS


 ger J. Lavigne of Fuller street, a stll- dent at Yale Law school, was the guest of his aunt, Mrs Frank Kenney of North Main street, over Sunday. 1 Tomorrow evening St Anthony's Aid society will open up their bazaar at St Patrick's lyceum. Good music will be furnished and a me entertain ment has been provided for. Suppe, will also be served The affair will have q run of five nights and will close Sunday evening.
 The regular monthly meeting of the | Queens Daughters will be held this evening at o'clock at St Patrick's | hall. All who can attend are request ed to be on hand as important busi | ness Is to be transacted. Final ar engagements will be complered for the whist which Is to be given next Mon- | day evening.
 Extensive preparations are being made for the whist and reception which the Ouoen's Daughters will hold in the auditorium on next Monday evening. Tickets can be secured of d mittee in charge of the affair are the ! Misses Julia Lnrkin. Rose Kiernan. Margaret Hanrahan. Catherine Connor | Elizabeth Pierce and Mrs Martin | Quinn.
 The board of health held Its regular | monthly meeting yesterday afternoon. | The report of the medical inspection in 10 | lice 11S cases; impetego A: itch. fl: eczema, 1; ringworm, l; fevus. 1. The report of Sanitary Inspector Callahan | showed two cases of scarlet fever; | dphtheria, 6: tuberculosis. TO- Twenty seven houses were diSinfected and 46 complaints investigated. The report | of Milk Inspector Sundin contained Kosowosky of North Elm street for thn al'ceed unsanitary conditions of | their cheese factory The health off ccr was instructed to visit the prem iseS and warn the proprrtors that they will have to comply with the law or get out of the business
 Hardly has finer select dancing party been given this winter than the third of series of subscription cotil- Ions by Prof Bailey's dancing class pupils last evening in Music hall. Citizens bank block. An already attractive hall was most beautifully decorated for this special gala night. It was filled to it's utmost capacity with the charming dancers. to whom this night proved one round of hiiari- ous pleasure. The opening polonaise was led by Prof Bailey. This was fol- lowed by a number of original and specially arranged figures for the large expected attendance and avoided the long waits usually dreaded by the merry dancers at large cotillons, and 1 consequently the evening passed most too soon for all when the last sweet strains of Faulmann's orchestra float cd through the air. Among the figures were four favor ones of dainty import cd rosette mirror boutonnieres and Par isian parasols. Out of town visitors were present from Bridgeport. Hart ford, New Britain, Naugatuck and WatertOwn. The next and last of these delightful parties will be given Easter week.
 Mrs Caroline Scott. sister of Mrs Samuel Tyther of Ansonia. died very suddenly Saturday night death being caused by an attack of apoplexy. Mrs Scott was q resident of Waterbury, but had been a guest of Mrs Tythef for about month. She had suffered from heart trouble for some years. but nc serious results were anticipated at the time. she seeming to be in about as good health as usual. Saturday she was about with Mrs Tyther. and al dinner time Saturday evening was in the best of spirits. partaking heartily Of the evening meal shortly after o'clock she went to her room Mir and Mrs Tyther stepping out for few minutes. shortly afterward the ser want girl heard noise as of something falling. and hastening to Mrs Scott'- room. found that lady lying on the floor in an unconscious condition. she having apparently started for the door and fallen before she reached it. F. ! Keclcr. who lives nearby. was a, once notified and everything possible was done for the afflicted woman. but in vain. She never regained conscious ness and died about l0;30 o'clock. Mrs Scott was the widow of Merritt r. Scott of Waterbury. and leaves four children. two sons and two daughters. Mrs William r. C;arthwaite. William Scott. Edward NJ. Scott and Mrs Gard ner I. Hall. all of this city. The fu- neral will be held at Mill Plain chapel tomorrow at r. o'clock.
 How about that clock of yours |: There is positively no Use in having q clock that won't keep time. Our watch and clock makers are the best to he had and their services arc at vour dis poSsl for a small fee We will cali. repair and return vOrr clock The Up- I Sop Javrarrv Co eS RauE st-aat