Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-06
CITY NEWS


 Wheeler of 143 Scovill street.
 Frances E. Bowe to-day was con- firmed as executrix on the estate of the late Frances Elizabeth Rafter.
 Captain Withey of the Salvation Army has gone to Boston to be pres ent at the ceremony of laying the cor nerstone of the new headquarters building of the army at that place.
 The Toantick degree team returned from their trip to Lynn, Mass, Satur- day night. The boys are loud in, their praise of the reception accorded them by Mayor Eastman and others of that place.
 The entertainment to have teen giy- en at the Salvation Army barracks, this evening will be postponed until Monday, November 13, on account of the rain. The program as already an- nounced will then be given. Further announcements later. l@
 Highway Commissioner Macdonald was In Waterbury Saturday in the interest of good roads. He was ac- companied by August Post, owner of a private car. who is touring the state with a view to getting some facts relative to road construction.
 Postmaster Guernsey has forwarded the names of the following persons to the postmaster general for appoint ment as substitute carriers: Arthur W. Nichols, Ben Mohr: Otto Reichen- bach, Green street; J. NJ. Moriarty, Jewelry street; Francis T. Reeves, Simonsville.
 Charles A. Templeton, chairman of the Waterbury Business Mems asso- citation banquet committee, has ap- pointed the following subcommittee to assist in making arrangements for the annual feast: N. R. Bronson, B. W. Tinker and W. S. Jones: commit tee on speakers, George l.. Lilley, F. NJ. Peasley and W. NJ. Lathrop.
 Eugene Hennessey, colored man, who gave his home as West Boylstou, Mass, and his age 90 years, was a caller upon Superintendent Atwood of the department of charities early this morning. He was in search of a place to stay for the winter and the superin- tendent thought the best thing he could. do with him was to direct him to the state poorhouse at Tariffville.
 For the first time mass was cele- hrated in the basement of the new St Francis Xavier church yesterday. The building will be dedicated next Sun day by the Right Rev Bishop Tierney Masses will be celebrated at '. 8, 9 and II o'clock. At the nine o'clock service a large class of children will receive the sacrament of confirmation. The dedication mass will commence at II o'clock.
 A rather mysterious fire occurred in the Bronson block in Howard place last night The woodwork of the hall way was sprinkled with kerosene oil and then started on fire. The tenants | discovered 1t before it had a chance to spread. It is said that this was the third attempt to fire the block since last Friday. If this be so it is up to somebody to catch the fiend and bring his into court.
 Miss Tessie SanzeTo and Louis Lerz were married Sunday morning at II go
 
 church by the Rev Father KaTam The witnesses were Theresa Mucce and Madric Pullic. After the cere- mony a reception was held at the home of the brides parents, Mir and Mrs | Guiseppi Sanzero, % PembertOn street. The couple will reside at IFS Baldwin street.
 The fire department had a run to Waterville street this morning where the boys gave battle to blaze in the three tenement building of Michael Carroll The fire was on the second floor, occupied hy John Wieble and settled one room before if was OK. ! ting1ished. The damage will amount | to about S2O0. It is supposed that the ! trouble was caused by children fool ! ing with matches.
 Notwithstanding all the changes | that have been made in Exchange place the crOsswalk is still too low | and steps should be taken to have il | raised before the winter sets in. II ! not. there will be a mud puddle at the east side of the street until neX spring. All that portion of the wall east Of the trolley tracks was covered with water today and pedestrians had to get onto the paving blocks to avoit wet feet.
 1 r. E. Benham will hold a big hOrss sale at his North Main street stable, l. tomorrow. commencing at 1 o'clock il the afternoon. The auctioneer will bt on hand and the animals viii go under the hammer. rain or shine. The lot l. | the inpst ever sepn fin Waterbury ana includes heavy truck horses in pair, or single: flUlsOme carriage hOrse' ! and one suitable for delivery work and | alI other purposes. Mr Benham's re < putati0n for keeping the best stock iT | the market and doing the square thing by those who deal with him is a sui | ieient guarantee that everybody whs makes a purchase win get the full val | ne of his money.
 These are the days when you should | look gur stock over in anticipation oi | Christmas gifts Our ass1rtments to | day are nearly complete when. as a { few weeks from now. they will bt r broken into. Some of the most ex | quixite toilet sets and mauieurfnz < pieces are ready for your inspection [ Oral rinEs in a hundred different ' .4wf.uu srSrT rusrFsrrsrv h. s4.-- H.s4s srrf