Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-13
CITY NEWS

American band prom tonight at Eagles hall, with magnificent electric fan spraying perfumery on the merry dancers.
 The hearing on the will of Margaret Brophy, which was to have taken place today, has been adjourned to Mon day.
 Save your U. s. X Co. tickets until you have three of them. then you can get Daisy" air gun or the new game Tumble in"
 The tax collectors office will be open Monday evening from to o'clock so that all who have not yet paid their water taxes may do so.
 There will be a meeting of the Cath ollie Women's association Monday night, when everybody interested in the whist party will learn what will be expected Of him and her on Tues day evening. A full attendance is de sired
 Edward H. Plumb, who conducted a meat market on South Main street. has filed a petition in bankruptcy. His att torney is William F. Thoms. and S liabilities are S1.sOo and his sasse;s SLIGO. There will be hearing Oh the petition in ten days.
 Herman Otto Lohr. fl. died this noon at his home 133 West Main street. He leaves a wife and three children. The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2;3D o'clock. He was a member of Court Richard Wagner. and the Workmens Sick and Death Benefit fund.
 The bureau of assessment will meet tonight at o'clock for the purpose of considering the question of beneflts and damages arising from the layout of Railroad Hill street from the pres ent termination of the layout of that street southerly to South Leonard street.
 A months nlifd mass Of requiem will be celebrated at the Immaculate Con ception church Monday morning for the late Eugene Egan. who died in Ireland on April 15. The deceased was the father of Mrs Katherine Stafford and Mrs Marie Taylor of East Main street.
 During house cleaning time if is often inconyenient to 20 to the drug store for what you need. Any time you want GermikiIl. potash. lime. sul- phur candles. soap. camphor. japalac or anything in the drug line, telephone or send a postal card to Lakes drug store and the things will be sent to you promptly.
 The barn on the old Andrews proper ty. corner of Grove and Bishop streets. was taken down to-day. For years It had been a bad eye-sore to the lower end of Bishop street. for If was neg lectesl and vacant and threatening to fall over. IL WAS removed ts make way for the new building which John O'Brien. the baker. proposes putin 2 up
 The rain of last night gave the cropS another helping hand and this morning seeds which many thought had died during the bong drought had pushed their heads over the spiI to the great delight of r-ecple who had practically given up all hope of get ting anything from them This is en- couraging and explains why our friends froln the rural districts who have been wearing long fscs@ the past few weeks are wreatheI in smiles to- dsy. What fools people make cf themselves when thev sit down to stew over the weather conditions.
 William l. FieldH1z. aged 7o yesrs died this morning al his hone. f5 State street Mr FfeIsIinx wss born in Chaflszm- New York seventy y1e ago. but spent the greater portion of his fife in New Britain where he vss connected with wfrp mzffre~= bs1<r1F~< Some nine ago he rezuevesf ts this c5ty and wifh crhers formed tfe National Wire Matrress Co and e1<e<ef in l.u<ne~s in portion of the cd B1rTit foundry fIfidinx asa Pu-rer stre<f and made if pay He was trezszrer ef the c0seern and vzs T-utzh,lv the met ex- T-e~ienr<-f mza fn hts Ene fn fhe oo11- frT- He was the fnveste- and crixinz- ter c< vsrs1= dr<ix-s fer ~1re <7~iax h-f rs-rre>~e< snd s1co<@det fz rr<- ting azf sn srT5e5> uhs<1 ps-seed ns-f o< the t-r>I d<>i-rx t<ffs< thaz szr- shfnx ezsr ia fh> rzark>< He fs sur- vfvpf ky kie uG6vr snd . sn all dau<1aex. ne fwefzI wka k he41 rDr~1sT st the hpune an1 in1HEusut in RfruruR 0m<&W