Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-03
CITY NEWS


 at o'clock this afternoon.
 A daughter was born Saturday to Mir and Mrs Archie Haggerty of Camp street
 There will be special meeting of the Alumnae association of the Con- vent of Notre Dame this evening at ' o'clock.
 The labor organizations of Hartford will hold big parade tomorrow. Some of the local labor men will take in the sights.
 The aldermen will meet tonight but it is expected that they will adjourn for a week without transacting any business.
 A special meeting of the Notre Dame alumnae will be held at the convent this evening at 7:3O o'clock. A full at tendance is earnestly requested.
 Harrington's lunch room at 63 East Main street will be open for business tonight. A special bill for Fourth of July dinner will be ready for those who call tomorrow.
 The funeral of Helen Butler Probst. the four years and six months old daughter of Mir and Mrs c. F. Probst of Bunker Hill, who died Saturday, took place this afternoon with inter- ment in Riverside cemetery.
 The season for trout fishing in this state closed Saturday and the black bass fishing season opened on the same day. People should, bear this in mind and in case they hook a trout make sure and put it back into the water.
 The members of the various divi- sions of the A. O. H. will meet in Hi bernian hall at 9 a. m. on July 4th to take part in parade. All are requested to wear white gloves and carry canes. Every member is expected to attend.
 In accordance with a recent legisla- tive enactment, Governor Roberts has appointed a new veterinary registra- ti0n board. It is as follows: R. r. Lyman, Hartford, five years; Frank R. Ingram, Hartford, four years; E. K. as Bland, Waterbury, two years; J. H. Gardner, Norwich, one year.
 A very eqnjoyable party was held Saturday evening at the home of MT and Mrs Thomas Clair of Scovill street. The evening was spent in songs and dancing Messrs F. Burke. NJ. Dunne and P. Flaherty favored with songs. also the Misses Minnie and Lizzie Burke in duets and recitation by Miss Jennie McGreevy. The feature of the evening was the egg dance by Mir Tierney of Scovill street. Refresh ments were served.
 Early yesterday morning Officer J. Mccarthy, hearing noises in Chris topher Dunphy's saloon on Bank street. Brooklyn, put his ear to the ground and concluded he was on the right track. He found Mrs .Dunphy and half a dozen men in the saloon. The men made tracks when they saw the officers brass buttons on the horizon. Having satisfied himself that the law had been violated the officer retired. It has since transpired that Dunphy has been doing business with out license. Last fall he had some words with the commissioners about his license. They took his money but declined to give anything more than a receipt for it; in other words. they put him on probation. so that he has been doing business without q license since Complaint has been made against Dun phy.
 The indictment weather of yesterday y had no appreclable effect on the clani- bake business. If anything it helped it for the attendance was larger and the proceedings more hilarious than ever before. On the way home a con tingent from one of the parties set up- on man in his own yard and abused him in most shameful manner. His only offense was that he was foolish enough 10 be attending to his own | business. but the attacking party mad ] d notion that he should have been oth- erwise occupied. The aggrieved recog- nizes that he has rights which even a cIambake crowd is bound to respect. but at the request of friends he has contented himself by making formal complaint to Superintendent Egan of the police department There Is notii- ing very objectionable about q clam bake. but when those who patrOniZe them forget that there are others. then it is up to somebody to inquire into the situation and see if there is any limit to what citizens are obliged to put UT with from people who have respect Tor themselves and no conception of the right of their neighbors. To say the least it is rather tough to think that ueopIe are not free from insult and abuse on their own property. not even on the Sabbath. It is a reflection on the whole community and positive nuisance to the infested district
 On her wedding day let your gift be different from the others Make your selection from the UpsOn Jewelry Co. where the most exclusive designs are shown in all the arts. and where the prices are right.