Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-27
CITY NEWS

On New Years night the Waterbury Military band will give a promenade in the auditorium.
 The case of Rogers against Faul man over a rent bill was assigned for tomorrow afternoon.
 Michael Finley of South Main street was removed to the hospital to-day sl1f- fering from appendicitis.
 Edmond Otis, the fifteen years old son of Mrs Emma Peck, died this morning at the family residence. n High street. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 The condemnation proceedings en- tered by the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad against Nicho- las Palombo. the Italian banker. at the corner of Jackson street. Is being beard by the commissioners to-day. The case is the result of Palombo re- fusing to sell his property at the price which the company was willing to pay for 1t
 Mrs Anne Hannon. aged 22 years. died this morning at her home, 1gS Wolcott street. Besides her husband, Francis Hannon. and her parents. Mir and Mrs James Mccarthy, she leaves two sisters and four brothers. Agnes. Lillie. William, John James and Charles Mccarthy. The funeral will be held to the Sacred Heart church Friday morning.
 The ScovIll Manufacturing company has brought suit against Mary E. Gas sidy, ct all. for $1.O00 damages. The suit is the result of the plaintiff using land, so it is said. which belongs to the manufacturers. and situated near the old Sutton property on East Main street The case comes up the first Tuesday in January. Burpee and Carmody appear for the plaintiff and Kennedy and Cassidy for the defen- dante.
 It Is amazing how many offices, stores and even banks are left open at night. There are many complaints b.,- ing made about houses and stores he- ing entered by thieves but undOubt- edly in several cases the owners them selves are at fault Already during the month of December sixty-five doors have been found open by the police during the night This number in- eludes all kinds of stores. offices. and in one instance one of the doors lead. ing into a prominent bank was found 10 be unlocked. This shows how care less some people are and what chances they give to night providers who care to drop into place occasionally and make oif with anything worth taking.
 A merry party assembled at Leaven- worth hall last evening. tt being the occasion of the second gathering of the Dancing club. The affafr was largely attended and thoroughly en- joyed from the time of the opening waltz to the good night two-step. SIX numbers of the Cotillon were intro duced between the dances. Attorney !. H. Cassidy and Miss L0retto Hayes were the leaders. and.much merriment followed the various figure introduced. Gerald Reynolds of Merfden. a bari tone singer of more than nniiuary ability. rendered several vocal seiec- tiOns during the evening. \ grapho- phone was placed on the stage. and when the orchestra. led by Prof Browne. was silent the -phone- played A repre<enfatire of the E. H. Towie Co manipulated the machine in a taking manner. A number of the Iocal students Wbo are hone for the holidays were present as well as many out of town guests Among the latfe- were Dr Joyce of New YOrk and his niece. Miss Florence O'Beirue- Mr and Mrs George Curran of MiddiefoVn. Gerald Reynoifs of Merhfen- Miss Kelly of BrfdEeporf Mrs WfIIiam Kez- nedy and the Nisses KenneIy and Lynch of Nauxafuck Tie afair vas nicely managri and was one of the met e1foyable ever EiVsn hy thk ciub.