Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
CITY NEWS

i Others make more noise, but upsOn, Singleton make good
 A daughter was born Sunday morn ing to Mr and Mrs Joseph Kenney of | Bradlpyvillc
 The aldermen will hold an important meeting tonight at s o'clock. Every member should make it q point to be present.
 l. Ninestine, proprietor of the Bos- ton shoe store has just returned from q ten days visit to the shoe markets of Lynn and BrocktOn.
 There will he a months mind mass at s o'clock Thursday morning at the Sacred Heart church for the late John F. Phelan of Dublin street.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will hc celebrated tomorrow morning at St Patrick's church at s o'clock for the late Joseph McAllenny of Jewelry street.
 II. R. Durant has a story in the cur rent number of Everybody's Magazine entitled "A Quitter." It describes in an interesting vein an adventure of young college athlete with profession al pugilist
 The tax lists for 1905 have been com. pleted by the assessors and now they are up to the board of relief There are about 5000 names on the list. and ot this number 201 have taken appeals to the board of relief.
 All ladies and gentlemen desiring to join dancing classes now forming at Miss Reed's will please call any evening and leave naIneS at academy, 1oS Bnnk street. Advanced class for Thursday evenings and beginners class fCv Friday evening.
 The t,p, si annual concert and prom. cnade of the Big Seven Social club Wednesday evening. February 1. at the auditorium, promises to be one of the social events of the season. According to the number of tickets already sold fl will he a largely attended affair. Don't miss good time, as Lallier's or. chestra will furnish the latest music.
 In the police court this morning John Cavanaugh was charged with drunken ness. resistance and breach of the peace. He was creating n disturbance at his home in the eastern section of the city and his wife called Officer Dunais in. He made things interesting for the officer all the way to the sta ton. He was given n sentence of thir- ty days for intoxcation and sixty days for resistance. Sentence was suspend. eG on the charge of breach of the peace.
 Already famous. square deal for n round dollar, that's what '. \. & Co give their customers in the January sales. Suits. overcoats or trousers.
 A very pleasant surprise party was held at the home of Master John Casey of i16 Baldwin street last night Dur Ing the evening Miss Gertrude Cough. lin and Fred Hogan played piano duet, Master James IIartnctt and Mar tin Fitzgerald sang Under the Bam. boo Tree. and John Casey and Miss Geneva Barnett sang When the Blue Sky Turns to Gold" Supper was served and the party broke up at a late hour. wishing Master Casey a pleasant evening.
 great many people about town are i'll with severe colds and as q re- suit the physicians and druggists are kept on the 7" about all the time. The few fine days of last week were re Sronsibl' for some of the cases. many forgetting that the danger of con. tracing cold on a fine winter day is much greater than when the mercury Is below the freezing point What ever the cause. it is certain the death rate in Waterbury is heavy at the present time and lt behooves all to be on the lookout.
 Rev Luke Fitzsimons. rector of St Bernard'S parish. Rockville. expects to receive bids from contractors in Boa ion. Worcester. Hartford and Meridel, the first of February for the construr- ton of new church t0 replace the one burned last year. The plans have been somewhat modified so that tho bids will not call for the completion of the interior of the auditorium. It has hfon decided moi to try to complete the work this year. hut rather to dis tribute the cxp.n>c over longer period ny finishing the vestry first So that services may be held there await in- the completion of the sanctuary. r. is eXperief that the vestry will hc iu shape for occupancy by November. IT is planned to erect an e,Iiticc 10 cost about SG0.0.l0.