Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-03
CITY NEWS

Dublin street, is seriously III. The board of finance will meet Thursday afternoon to consider the estimates for 1906.
 Howard Chapman of Central avenue has returned from seven weeks trip to the Pacific coast.
 The Waterbury Business Mems as. sociation will hold a smoker at their headquarters in the Jones-M Morgan Co.'S block Monday night.
 The regular Monday night class at Miss Reeds select school of dancing will meet Tuesday evening, November '. There will be no class Monday evening as Miss Reed will be out of | town.
 Fred l.. Miles of Waterbury has filed "a petition in bankruptcy with l the United States district court. His | liabilities are $706.0i and his assets | $2S9.99, the latter figures including $215 claimed to be exempt.
 Joseph F. Fitzpatrick and Miss Amelia Reichenbach were married yesterday by the Rev Father Slocum. The witnesses were Otto and Mary Reichenbach, brother and sister of the bride. After a wedding tour the couple will reside in Franklin court.
 Mir and Mrs Robert Lutz entertain | ed number of friends at Lucey's ho- | tel on Temple street Tuesday evening | A pleasant reminder of the evening was the loving cup presented by Mir and Mrs Lucey to Mir and Mrs Robert Lutz. A delightful evening followed. Those present were Mir and Mrs Ryan of New York. Mir and Mrs John Lu- cey, Miss Kathryn Brandon. Miss Le- ona Luceyt Mir and Mrs T. F. Lunny, Miss Mae Lunny and Arthur Lunny of Waterbury.-NewH Haven Courier.
 About fifty young men will trolley to New Britain tomorrow evening in a special car to attend the fair which is being given by the Young Mems T. | A. and B. society. Most of those who will attend are members of St Joseph's T. A. society. The car will leave Ex- change place shortly after o'clock and it is expected that it will reach New Britain about S:30. The return trip will begin at 1 a. m. and will reach Waterbury about 2:30. The committee in charge of the affair con sists of James Brennan and Edward R. Dooley.
 Toantic tribe, I. O. R. M., of this city. will be well represented at Lynn, Mass, tonight when Its degree team will initiate about 100 members into Poquonam tribe of that place The team is made up as follows: Sachem. | F. A. Wells: senior sagamore. H. B. Handys junior sagamOre, E. R. Shep- ard: prophet, F. G. Pierce; first san nap, F. C. Shepard: second sannap. Percy Sansom; first scout. A. F. Far | thaney: second scout. Byron H. Cam eron: warriors. Louis Golden. R. l.. | Gibbs. William Ingalls,. William Howe: braves, Gus French. Robert Stevens. Charles Shepard. Percy Dix on: guard of wigwam. I. H. Riggs: guard of forest H. H. Larkin: musi- elan. W. F. Wells: drill master. \. 4. Seeley: property master. W. I. San som. The party left here on the 6;4J a. m. train. They will return tO-mor- ! row night
 The decspitation of Miles MeNif by the department of safety has set the town agog, and from now until Janf ' ary 1 rumors of further strange arL unexpected happenings in the depart ment will be on everybody's lips. The | rest of the men and their friends have | their ears to the ground to catch the slightest rumor and little VIII be done for the rest Of the ypar but making inquiries from this one and that one regarding alleged hearings and further stripping of men. Mr MeNid had some enemies on the force and a few that never wore a policeman's jacket bat i even these feeI that he has been treat ed harshly and regret that after giy- ! ing the bet years of his life to the | city he should have been discharged for SD ofeuse which entailed 10 bsrd- ship upon anybody except himself i Of courze there always lave hes1 and there alwzys VII be people who Ike to kick e man uhen he's down but those xho are not ztisaed with how MIles MrNfH fNS fared must b~ the Tosuessprz of pretty stony hezrts and if vouldTft par a man to pet hImseif aboat reTy murh fo retzi1 thesF