Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-10
CITY NEWS

drama. ''B IL; of Shandou." tonight at $ o'clock.
 Augustine C0rada2zi of Ju Johnson avenue was able 10 be about town to- day for the first time since he had his knee broken.
 State Officer Walker of Hartford was in Waterbury yesterday making inquiries regarding the employment of child labor in the factories. The funeral of James Barry. the |. years old son of Mr and Mrs John Barry of Baldwin street. took place this afternoon. with interment in Cal vary cemetery.
 The department of charities sent three persons to the retreat nj Middle town this week. Mrs Rose Ingcrsana | went yesterday and James Clattey and Charles Symington made the trip ! to-day.
 The registrars and their deputies are in session today for the purpose Of enrolling electors who want to take part in the primaries. IT you intend to take hand in such affairs drop in and see them.
 Lincoln memorial services will be teld in the Third Congregational church Sunday morning al 10:30. The whole Sunday school will attend in a body and the regular school session will be omitted. Al the evening ser vice the pastor will speak on the rrodi- gal Son, Illustrating hls sermon by th. stereopticon.
 At special meeting of the Ham mer club last night committee con. sisting of Peter Lawlor. Charles Bauby and ]. IT. Devereaux were ap- pointed to make arrangements for the clubs annnal banquet on March r. The intention is to make this the biz gest affair in the history of the Sori- et,.
 So far none of the reporters have succeeded in discovering the where abouts Of inc report on unpaid assess ments submitted to the board Of li- nance by the special committee ap- pointed for this purpose and ii is uot likely that the document will turn ID until Mayor Elton returns. It'is hint cd that his honor carried tho roll of paper on which is written the whole story away with him.
 The case of James TIolczer vS r. II. Iiarkctt was begun in the superior court to-day. Holczer rlaims s5f"Al damages. Last year he eutarel into ar agreement viii, thc defendant by which the latter was 10 hu! his prop- lorty situated n the north cnd. Hol 'z"y then packed Ip and prepa red t- leave town ant enter husiuesS else where. RHt iIa,'kett de-linrl z" Carry out the rOntra"t and aiI O. Holczer'. p'ans went for raagm such K tho S,lbstance uf his complaint Tho do fense Vas that inc property wss uis represented tn IEa ,kstt.
 Clark commandef!. k. T. bcld ils annual meeting yesterday. ths session lasting all the afternoon and ct,ntiuu ine late into the night Many Dromtu eni citizens from diferert towns in tbr s;atc who are members of the oi ganizatiou were in attendance. 0fii rsrs were chosen as follows: F. l.. Gee r. I: Joseph IT. Woodward. C. V. l.. Na AsAN ~'tif fAU-uF--- f- 'F-- -N Ria tfAa H inson. $. w: r. !. LcOmIs. !. W. W r. Bryan. T.: r. F. Daniels. E: ] Richard smith. trustee for tbr~N years z. I. Manager. r.
 Considering tb. s..-eriiy o' the uin fer. the demands made m riie ds1a-i mant a. charitie~ arc nc' heavy. hu Gnre iu d while ease comes in sn. after hearing aI the facts one won ier~ bow fhe applicants Iuanasei [. keep h9iy and Snul tosetse- so i0nE especially iB this kind 0f weather witbout iirtie aSsisian-. frou1 som -suree The las- appeal r.-, eyed cam from a man wbo has nine rbiii7.u- 70 oldest srarcely able ta earn zuytbiu- Tbe nan is working biTGself. iu. hi vazes are ss small he iS not ah'7 r furnish real and wood sni otilsr thing fg- <urh helpless family. and ss
 iaSt resort he ~as oiiiise.i ts. so al. zSk te he given q helpiuz isI-f- Ii tIlis and similar eases fife rsrtieS ~I. fer iap uluris before making saei wants kncuu. something riich tf , city zgvernBl-TI' iaS> Haf intend >tlz' sz7TH- NvlsSfy cares -s e-s-sIIs1 2 aInss seeking. but just fTe same tTses r. enough Christian feeling n tE
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