Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-27
CITY NEWS

Joseph Monahan of g Orange street Is not the soldier who was arrested here . few days ago, although MT Monahan has been in the army.
 The funeral of the late Miss Janet Caswcll, who died Saturday in New
 York, took place yesterday afternoon with service at Hall Memorial chapel and interment in Riverside cemetery.
 TEere will be hearing before the railroad committee in the Capitol to. IHorrow on the Milldale-Waterbury trolley affair, A number of citizens viii appear on behalf of the matter and the Waterbury Business Mems as Sociation will he represented by it's president. R. William Hampson, amt the secretary of the trolley extension committee, Charles D. Nye.
 On Wednesday evening the grand bazaar which is to be given by St An. thony'S Aid society will open up at St PatrickS Lyceum, and will have a run or five nights. ending on Sunday even. ing. Extensive preparations bave been made for the event and all who at lellC are assured of q good time Sup per will be served each evening and q fine entertainment has been provideA for
 The board of health met Saturday afternoon and voted to reject the three bids received last week for the collec- ton and disposal of garbage. They were too high and besides some con- plications crept in on account of fig ureS being submitted for the service in Simonsville, Morningside and Wa terville. It was voted to call for new proposals, the bids to cover only the territory inside the second district, the same to be opened February 20.
 Frederick Martone was bound over Saturday, to the district court under bail of $500, on the complaint of Mae De Nandellar, who claims he is re. SponSiblc for the maintenance of her two children. There were two com plaints against Martone, each alleging responsibility for each of the children. Until recently, according to the com paints both complainant and defend ant lived on Winchester avenue. Now she lives in Oakville. Justice Carmody heard the case, and Attorney Bauby appeared for the defense and Byrne for the complainant.
 Saturday afternoon an attachment for S4,OOO was placed upon the Arling- ton hotel in favor of the creditors of the late Charles Sickmund who are represented by Attorney E. E. Kelley administrator upon his estate. Earlier in the day suit was instituted against Edward l.. Hellmann for S1,O00 for removing certain goods from the hotel which belonged to Mir Sickmund. In the subsequent suits against John X. Bagley and Henry A. Hellmann. it is claimed that they agreed to pay $4,000 for the hotel and that they paid only S1,U00. The suits are returnable to the superior court. Attorney T.. G. Church represents Mir Kelley in the matter
 Mrs Mehio OnicZo. bright appear iI.9 young Austrian woman, was q call- CT at the office of the department of charities to-day and the tale she un- fclued to Superintendent DOran showec how women, especially those who can. not speak English well, are imposed upon by 'unprinCipled people. She was crking for farmer in Litchfield anu represented that her employer tried tG abuse her, and to avoid him she found it necessary to get out of the house and walk over three miles along a country road to the railroad station CarryiLg her 2-years-old child in her arrUs. She left all her clothes behind her anl tEe man also owes her money Mir Doran has the matter under con sideration and will do what he think best for the woman.
 No objectionable person will be all lowed to participate in inc big barn dance to be given by the Eagles next Wednesday night mot Thursday as one paper stated by mlstakei. There will be plenty of wholesome fun, how eyer. and big crowd is expected. The prizes are unique and valuable, tine pumpkin pies will be hot and juicy. the cider and girls sweet the music divine and so forth. The floor will be occupied only by those made up dur ing the concert. grand march and first four numbers After that all can dance 10 their hearts content as there will he twenty numbers. No masks will he allowed at all The concert will begin at s:13 and the grand march of the "rubcS" at 2 o'clock. The com- nIittee has few funny things on the side t0 amuse the big crowd expected and the event is sure 10 be one that will be pleasantly remembered.
 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 io be had and their seryices are at yoJr dis pOS8I for a small fee. We will call. repair and return vour clock. The Up- son Jewelry Co. tsS Bank street