Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-16
CITY NEWS

oi"eSN ah NAO ALlAdCululC SO4CCUIlOI l church tomorrow morning at !
 o'clock for the late Mrs Olive Adams
 of 79 Kingsbury street.
 The committee having in charge ar.
 engagements for the Fourth of July
 celebration will meet at o'clock to- | night ill the rooms of the Waterbury Business Mems association.
 John Heery has sold his property on
 Bishop street to NJ. Carangelo. MT
 Heery has resided there for a number
 of years and his many friends will be
 sorry to lose him as neighbor. The
 sale was made through the agency of
 John s. Neagle, No 1OS Bank street. New music arrived this morning for
 the American band and those who at tend the promenade tomorrow even
 ing will derive the benefit of it. The
 floor will be in fine condition and the
 electric fans will all be in operation.
 A visit to the hall will not be regret ted by anyone.
 Dr F. William Herr, who has just
 graduated from the University of
 Pennsylvania, is home for the sum-
 mer. Mrs H. Schildgen, Mrs NJ. Arm brnster and Robert S.. Herr returned with Dr Herr, having attended the commencement exercises during the past week at U. of P.
 A warrant was issued this morning against David Sheehy of Baldwin street for maintaining access from his saloon to the dwelling parts of the building. The discovery is said to have been made last Sunday afternoon and the case may be heard in the city court tomorrow morning.
 At meeting of the directors of t..e Waterbury Business Mems association last night it was voted to contribute $50 towards meeting the expense of a suitable observance of July 4. A com mittee consisting of John Blair, w. J. Pape and B. R. Kelsey was appointed to. arrange for an outing to be held some pfacea1n Waterbury. "
 Mayor Elton of this city was one of the speakers at the annual meeting of the Mayors association of Connecticut at Steeplechase Island, Bridgeport. yes terday. The election of officers result ed as follows: Samuel BasNett, New Britain, president; Hugh Sterling. Bridgeport, vice-president; J. N. Co burn, South Norwalk, secretary and treasurer; executive committee, NJ. Wilson Dart, New London; T. C. Sul- livan, Derby, and John k Booth, Dan- bury.
 The Fourth of July and its attend ant tribulations have come early to Willie Slavin of Silver street. To-day he is nursing two badly injured hands. Tired out after the days romping he was going home when he had the mis- fortune to see cartridge of some kind unknown on the street. He picked it up and then got a stone with which to pound it and cause noise. The first blow exploded the cartridge and the tops of the fingers of his right hand were blown off while the left was torn and cut.
 A little girl named Annie Mays. liv- ing with her people at Al Orange street, sustained bad compound fracture of the left leg last even ing. Cherries on. a tree near her home was the cause qf it. The fruit looked so pretty and tempting that she uD ihto tIt tltt tO ktt Ut ' and exactly when about to pluck, the limb of the tree on which she was shook and down she went. Dr Lally was immediately in attendance. The broken bone of the leg protruded from the skin. The girl fell about twenty feet.
 Edward Webster. shipping clerk for the American Pin Co. gave q lawn larty at his home. 146 Orange street, last evening. The foreground of the house was lighted up with Chinese lanterns. and under the trees were tables bearing refreshments. The light dresses of the women and the negligee of the men formed striking part of the pretty picture. The office lse.p from the Chase rolling mills and the Waterbury Manufacturing Co con- stituted the majority of the men guests. The party was success in every re- spect.
 The bureau of assessment met last night and heard parties interested in the establishment of building lines on Baldwin street. the WatertOwn road. building lines. Plaza avenue. layout: Crescent street. layout: Aetna street. building lines: Round Hill street lay out Rank treet- widening from Grand street 1g9 feet southerly. The princi- pal damage claimed was S3lDO by Thomas Dick .of the Wasertown road. S3sa by the Methodist church society of Baldwin street. s-a5 ny David Hunt CT of Baldwin street: s1.eo ty L. M. Camp on Round Hill street.
 The following members of the Wa ferbury Business Mems association en- joyed a Dutch treat at The Elton last night: President R. William Hamp- son. Treasurer H. F. Harding George C- NuIIings. George F. Camp. Dr F. ". GoOdenouxh- John Blair. Jacob Kaiser. Charie> D. Nye. O. A. Zig Istzki. Warren L. Hall r. .N PezsIey. James s. Galley William J. Pape- ". C- Langley. B- W. Tinker and |. F. What's q Dutch fresst It ls esse Of every man paying i,is svn tIH At the cenrluefoa sf the dinner px-Pre<ideuf Ch.ri<< n. Nye vzs male the reriVient of gold fockes suitably .aezzved- Trensurer Harding makfnx Ibe pfen4fnt1on speech ts whten Mr ! Me s1lssoly MA