Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-05
CITY NEWS

l The aldermen will meet tonight.
 Miss Nellie Egan of 192 North Mail street was visiting friends in South ington.
 The St ,roseph's Athletic association will hold special meeting at 8 D. m this evening.
 A bouncing baby boy, MyroI Lucius, arrived at the home of MI and Mrs Joseph Straw, Monday, Ma. 29.
 An unusually fine crowd attended the prom given by the American ban( on Saturday night at Eagles hall. Tn, music was of the best.
 Mrs John Coleman of Wolcott street who has been at the Hubbard sani tarium for the past few weeks, is now at her home, much improved in health
 The board of education will hold { special meeting tomorrow evening fol the purpose of acting upon the annua schedule of changes made about thi! time every year.
 The regular semi-annuad meetinp Of Barcelona council, K. of C., will be held tomorrow night. All the mem bers are requested to be present as l some new members will be initiated
 After the meeting of the lady Mac cabees this evening there will be a | whist. Members are requested to in | yite their friends. The meeting will be called at 7:30. Whist will begin al | 9 o'clock.
 James Holmes of the Leavenwortt stret engine house was removed to the hospital yesterday suffering from a severe pain in his leg, the result, it is thought, of an injury received while getting ready to go to a fire Thurs day.
 William Koehler of Laurel street hit himself in the shin with an axe yesterday, intlicting an ugly wound from which blood flowed copiously The accident occurred in the woods and the patient was weak from loss Of | blood before medical aid could be SC | cured.
 The outing of tile Hamttier cltt yesterday at Heminway's, near Hitch cocks pond, was a big success. The | outward trip was devoid of incident but 1t seemed the distance increased l on the way home and many of the tourists made no pretense towards observing the rules and took ride every time they got chance.
 About fifty members of Court Nc Givney, Daughters of Isabella, and ! twenty-five or thirty friends of the in stitution went to New Haven yester day and were present at session of the Elm City court. The visitors were given royal reception and speak iil glowing terms of the whole affair One hundred and five candidates were admitted to membership.
 Rev Father Traynor of Waterville will leave tomorrow for a trip to the old country. He will attend the or. dination to the priesthood of his brother, James r. Traynor at Dublin and will also spend some time at the home of his parents at Bailieborough Cayan. During his absence one of the La Salette fathers from Hartford vii. have charge of his parish.
 Contractor Allen is doing some nice work on the sidewalks on East Main street The material does not stick to the soles of peoples shoes as it is said to have done in other places, but it should be remembered that this is not an indication that 1t will last, but perhaps the contractor has learn ed that it is pleasanter to give what the public wants and avoid criticism | rather than do the work better and get knocked on all sides. The sticky walk will stay if you give it chance to set. but the other Is apt to crack and crumble and need doing over af- ter a short time.
 A complaint for keeping open his saloon at 51 Brook street yesterday may be entered against Frank Erri- | chetti. There is little alleyway in ! the rear of the saloon which. it seems. 1 Errichetti uses for storing his empty kegs. This forms a kind of a grand stand. Quite a number of men. about dozen or so were inquiring into the ! depths of an equal number of decked schoOners yesterday, when the officer. MrLean. dropped around the corner in the most careless manner The rapid ity with which the crowd disappeared would have defeated inc winner of the great fururity race at Sheepshead hay. Attending the flight there was a rattle of falling kegs that attracted the atten- tion of the entire neighbOrhocd.
 Wedding gifts of silverware. This we wish to impress upon you-the wonderful variety of large stock. the quality and workmanship in every piece and extremely reasonable prices The mere fact that we show a greater variety of silverware than any other house in Waterbury should bring you here first. Choice is an easy matter.