Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-17
CITY NEWS

I ulltI HE lu-lHolioN hASht stt the Auditorium. American band prom.
 NJ. C. Kelly of Scovill street has bought the two houses on State street belonging to F. C. Hoadley.
 There will be a meeting of the Holy Name union committee at Sacred Heart church Sunday afternoon at , o'clock.
 John Blair and Philo B. Newell are preparing to entertain the Third Ward Republican club with smoker Tuesday evening. It will be held in room B. Commercial building.
 There will be an anniversary high mass of requiem at the church Of the Immaculate Conception tomorrow morning at o'clock for the late Miss Mary McKenna of Jefferson street.
 The railroad commissioners will give hearing at Waterbury, at Il q. m.. Monday, on the application of the New York. New Haven X Hartford Railroad Co for a new passenger sta tion at Waterbury.
 Thomas Gallagher of Hartford has purchased r. F. Gallaghers horse, Eddie Foy," for $500. MT Gallagher came to town Wednesday to see what Waterbury had to offer in the line of good pacers and his choice fell upon his namesake's famous stopper.
 There will be a meeting of work ingmen Monday evening at o'clock in Turn hall for the purpose of form ing q workingmen's singing society. All union men and the Germans espe- cially are invited to be present. The object of the club will Ire to furnish entertainments for picnics and social times given by organized labor. A party composed of fourteen mem hcrs of the local aerie of Eagles ant | tLeir lady friends will enjoy sleigl ride to Meriden tomorrow evening and will attend the fair in Meridel which is being conducted by the aeri' Of that place The sleigh will leave | Fla sles' hall at S:1J and those who ar' to attend are requested to be on time.
 Commissioner John II. Moran of thu department of safety has purchased O | Mrs William Chattield handsome one l family house on Abbott avenue. Som' time ago MT Moran sold his propert. on Cherry street to the Waterbur. l Clock Co and he has been on the look out ever since for suitable place t' settle down and finally decided to To cate on Abbott avenue.
 When Prosecutor Meigs in the cit! court to-day called upon Joseph Sho briski to plead to the charge of intoX ! ication. the room was almost empty Shobriski was not on the premises and his bond of $50 was forfeited. Jo seph <. Stokes was his bondsman That was the only business before tn court. Shobriskis spree will prov costly 10 Stokes.
 | Contractor William McGrath's cas- against George Nuttall to recover SI has been postponed from tomorrow t Saturday of next week. at the reques of Attorney M. ]. Byrne, counsel fo the plaintiff. Mir McGrath bought horse for S15 from the defendant, am ! after using the animal some time coI cluded he had got the wrong end O the sale He claims the horse was no worth the money he paid for it and h now wants his money back. The i'll ness of a witness named Webster wa the means of putting the case back.
 The annual election of officers of th Waterbury Golf association took plac last night in the assembly hall of tn Friendly league building. George . White. ir. was elected president: Wi liam r. Bryan. treasurer: and l.. Hart. secretary The greens commit tee. MT and Mrs F. !. Brown. lsaa T.. Kellogg. F.. II. Williams and NIT George \. DriCgs. Eniertainmsr committee. Miss Brown. Miss Agne Smith. Miss Harriet Darlington. How ard White and ]. F. Burrall It wa voted tO change the date of the annu: meeting to the first Thursday in \, yember- The plans of the railwa company will take 2 slice off th grounds. but the club iS no way alarn ad about that because the place wi still be large enough for all practic: purposes.
 Take note: The upson 1eweiry Co opticians. GS Rank street. will put q sale Wednesday and Thursday soli vod spectacles which were formerl
 sold for Sf. These glasses will be r, duced to s3. in order to still furths TEz.