Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-25
CITY NEWS

mar schools to-day.
 The officers of Lasalctte circle were
 installed last night.
 Judge Wheeler has decided the case
 nf William M. Sims against George w.
 Mc''ill for the plaintiff, giving him
 Judgment for S3 l07.67.
 The annual report of the police pen.
 Sion fund, read at the meeting of the
 aldermen last night, showed that it
 now amounts to over S20,0U0.
 Forecast for Connecticut: Fair in i inc west portion, snow followed by ! clearing i'll the eastern portion to- night; Thursday fair: colder tonight
 in the southeast portion high north to northeast winds.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed 1 Ill the p0Stotlicc: Charles Anderson
 Mrs Nap Bcrnicr Mrs Maggie Brown Charles Bragg, Mrs Emma D. Dan iels, Mrs Joseph Frcchette, Mrs s. w. Gould, Albert LeaNard, Miss Agnes Speers, Mrs William Scott, William Thomson.
 The board of public works held a meeting yesterday afternoon and talked over sewage disposal matters A communication was received from Mary Bancroft offering to sell her property in south Brooklyn for s17. $50 The offer was rejected. The city of fered to pay S1,JnO for the property be. fore the condemnation proceedings were set in motion.
 Judge Roraback was still engaged to day in the superior court on the case of Charles A. Baldwin against the city for 5000 damages for injuries he received by falling into an area way on the sidewalk west of the Scovil house. The area way was protected on both sides hy an iron pipe railing two and half feet high. The plaintiff claims this was no protection.
 Many local people of Waterbury will attend the sleigh party and cotil- on given by Miss Nellye Reed Thurs day evening, January 26, at Thomas. ton opera house. Snow will be in ev- dence everywhere as artificial snow 1 balls will be among the leading tea- lures of the evenings entertainment. The Sleigls will meet at the corner of North and West Main streets at 1:l5. News has been received here of the death last sunday of Mrs Mary E. Moroney of Dorchester. She was tue | daughter of John and Elizabeth Ken. nerney, and va, well known here ] where she received her education. She 1 leaves n h.6land and two children. q l son and daughter. also q brother, Rev 1 II. F. kennerney of Pawtucket, and
 q sister, Mir. Sarah Lynch of Bridge
 poit, formerly of this city. Friends
 from this city .Stended the funeral. ! At T meeting of Muicahy council. | k. of C., held last evening. the follow. 1 ing officers were Installed for the en-
 suing year by District Deputy John M. Hearn of Naugatuck: Grand ! knight. George r. O'Neill: deputy
 grand knight, Joseph II. McGinniss; ! chancellor, James r. Colwell record 1 ing secretary, Peter E. Lynch; iinan. | cial secretary. Thomas Bahan: treas.
 urer, Joseph II. DeveNaux: lecturer l Edward Real: advocate. M. r. Kelly: ' warden. Andrew Stein: inside guard, Thomas Hallinan: outside guard, Will. 1 liam Laffin; trustee. William C. Don.
 ovan. After the installation refresh. ments were served.
 | The directors of the Watertown
 Savings bank have decided to discw.
 tinue business after its affairs arc
 settled up. This concern has not been
 in business for some time. as its af.
 fairs are said to be shrouded in mist
 dn account of the defalcations of it's
 eN-treasurer. Mir Mattoon. who Is pay.
 ing the penalty of his acts. The as-
 sets of tho bank are S25s.69s.s7. and the amount due denosltors Is saia.
 j's.3I. II Is said that the depoSitnrs
 would draw out their money wnre the bank to resume business. and that lt
 would not be worth while for the
 stockholders to keep their doors orsan
 for the little business that would bc
 done. Treasurer George II. Stougl.ton
 stated yesterday ,hat hc ,.Nnects all
 the depositors will Ice paid nff in 9
 few months, probably by March l.