Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-01
CITY NEWS

Miss Mary Moran of Galpin street has for the past two days been visit ing her cousin, Miss Helen Moran of Waterbury.
 Patrick J. Cavanaugh of Bishop street has been in ill health of late. but is recovering Yesterday he was out for the first time in some weeks.
 The bans of marriage of John Sheri dan and Mary Powers were announced for the second time in St Thomass last Sunday.
 There was no city court to-day. A case against George Reed for non-sup- port was continued to tomorrow morn. ing on account of the absence of Mrs Reed
 Justice J. F. McGrath to-day decided in favor of the plaintiff the suit Of Giovanni D Amico against FilOmena Coatto. Damages nf S15 and costs for islander were awarded.
 Instead of closing East Main street from Brook street to Spring street, the powers that be have decided to remove the ice. and after today it will be reasonably safe for public travel.
 The attachment in the suit of Louis Judd against Charles G. Beltit admin istrator. ct al was released to-day. A bond for $500 was substituted by Thomas F. Guest of South Main street. The case is an old one and was brought to recover for services render ed.
 The Waterville Engine company will hold a fair at Goodwill hall, Wa tervile, this evening and tomorrow evening. This evening turkey supper will be served for % cents. A first class entertainment has been provided for. and there will also be dancing each evening.
 Attorney James NJ. Lynch has notl, fled the city that he will bring suit for Jeremiah Murphy for injuries sus- tained by him on an icy sidewalk on Walnut street February 23. Murphy $ shoulder was dislocated. his head was cut and he was generally done up,
 Arrangements are now complete for the whist and reception which the Queens daughters will hold at the auditorium and to judge by the de- mand for tickets the affair will prove to he great success. All valuable prizes have been selected. and nice ly arranged program has been made out.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Jan Bator. Miss Dot thn Clinton Bowers. William Goodscll, Mi chael J. Mahoney (2), Bernard J. Me Guire, John Nay, Charles C. Paddock Philip PoVutte, Warren V. Sargent care w. F. Tyrrell. Walton Richards Richard Young.
 A son was born to-day to Attorney Porter l.. Wood, and on that account the case of Almon P. Scovill agains Clara F.. Twitchell for S1 .000 damages for slander went over for reassign ment. It was to have been heard to day by the ury and Judge Case This is the first case known of a baby inter fering with the machinery of the su perior court.
 Mrs Mary Walsh, widow. and hel neighbors. John and Mary Meehan cannot agree. They live in the sam, house on Charles street and for some time they have been making things lively for the nelchbors. Mrs Walsl claims to be the party aggrieved fol to-day she instituted through Attorne, Hayes two suits for $500 each agans 1 Meehan and his wife. Mrs Walsl claims to have been previously sian ! dered. She has two children. He husband was killed on the railroa' about two years ago. The suits ar, returnahle to the district court tn first Tuesday in April.
 The police ambulance will go Int official commission this evening afte it is accepted formally bv the board O public safety. Everything is read for its advent into official exiStence Electric signals between the polio station and the barn of T. r. Lunn who has charge of the ambulance wcr completed today. When the amb, lance is needed by an officer he send to the police station a signal from th nearest signal box on hls beat. and tn officer in charge at the station con municates immediately with Lunny' barn.
 The objection raised by Scovi street property owners regarding tn ripping up of macadam and putin down bricks in that street from Snut Main street tO Spring street didn amount io anything. This shows tha the North Main street woman. wI some time ago inquired what an ol jection amounted tO in such cas put question to the city fathers tha none of them cared to answer \ pr, test amounts to nothing. hut the h, says yOu cannot be assessed for nut lic improvement unless you have hee given an opportunity to be heard i the premises. but after that has bee done then you may kick as high q you please. but after you got thrcug fuming you will find that YOU migl 1 as well have taken the thing quietly
 How about that clock of yours There is positively m use in having clock that won't keen time. Our watr and clock makers are the best to h had and their services are at vnur dis posal for a small fee We will raI reDair and return rour clo-k- The IT