Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-09
CITY NEWS

William Holman of kingsbury street has returned home after spend ing weeks vacation in Woodbury.
 Mrs F. Keegan of the west end, and her daughter, Mrs Mamie Lafond, have returned home after a six weeks vacation in Savannah, Ga.
 NJ. J. Smith left here for New Ha- ven this afternoon where he will join other Connecticut delegates to the national convention of the Eagles at Denver.
 The Misses Kittie Shea, Lena Beg ley, Kittie Goggln, Agnes Sullivan. Grace Mcintyre and Anna Courtney are occupying the Waterbury cottage at Savin Rock.
 Mrs John Norton has filed with the city clerk notices of an attachment for Sl00 on Cornelius Hapenny. The amount of the bill alleged to he due Is SIG The rest is for costs.
 The funeral of the late Mrs r. A. Roberts of Di, ision street will be held from the house this evening at s o'clock. The body will he taken to Bethel Thursday. morning for inter inent.
 Rev Father O'Brien of the Immacu- late Conception church, who is spend ing vacation at the home of his pa rents in Branford, assisted at the ser vices at St Mary's church last Sunday morning.
 Mayor Elton left yesterday for an extended vacation. This sends Alder man Blakeslee to the front for a few weeks. Now. who said that Blakes- lee wouldn't be the next mayor of Waterbury?
 The case of Edward and Fred Mas sicotte against Louis D. Bouley. heard in the city court yesterday by Judge Burpee, was decided for the plaintiffs to recover S2O69 wages due them. The defense was that the plaintiffs con tract with the defendant was not completed,
 X petition has been presented 10 the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co by the residents of Highland avenue. Bradleyville and vicinity. represented by Attorney !. R. Lawlor. for an ex- tension of the local trolley system tO connect with the Waterbury and woodbury trolley at the last named place. The proposition is to run the line through Highland avenue and BradleyviIle. thus making q belt line. Actual work has not been started on the Waterbury and WOodbury line.
 Two small boys named Samuel Trau- rig and Isouis Morganstein made big raid on Alderman C. l.. Holiness fruit trees on Pine street this forenoon. They had two large bags filled with partly ripe fruit and were bearing them away as best they could for the bags were almost as large as the boys. when they were seen and heId until Door man Lynch took them into custody. From the size of the bags 1t is evi- dent the boys had more in view than satisfying the natural appetite cf their age for fruit that is hard to get. They viii be dealt with in the city court to- MOTION.
 Polls theater will reopen this even ing and patrons will find ft much i'm prpvesi in appearance since last sea- son. The lobby has been painted in chrome yellow and the entrance to the theater fs in white and gold- On the side walls and ceiling of the entrance gre landscapes and flowers pafnteI in leiicate cslors- In the autliforium proPer rsw and burnt siennas have heea used effectively with a faint tinge of red oa the sidewalks ani light yellow on the ceiIing and the pro~oen- ium arch The gallery posts and box decorations are in pale yeil0v with cpsi trimmings and a gilt moldinz sround the side Esll< eireS a vsIn<- cst appearznre- The staer and dress inx rooms have been reprinted in vhite-