Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-05
CITY NEWS

List of letters remaining unclaimed
 in the postottice: Mrs Emily Austin George Andrews. Peter Gour. Mrs I. A. Richardson, Mrs E. A. Root. T. C
 Russell. Mrs Viola Read, Orvile Seav
 cry. Mrs Annie Steward, Mrs F. E
 Warner
 1 Number Two:
 At lcap-frog Billy liked to play
 And made n splendid spring one day
 That landed Billy on his head But didn't break q single thread i Either the Ruff and Turf or tearabout
 suits sold by |. $. X Co are slk Sewcd
 Edith Wood of Bristol, Conn. has | sold to James Egan of Waterbury hcl
 tlree-family house No 20 and 22 Round
 Hill street. Mr Egan has purchased l the property for investment. The
 sale was made through the agency of Daniel T. Burlington, No 4l0 East Main street.
 The funeral of Daniel Y. RiOrdan took place this morning from ;hC
 church of the Sacred Heart to St Jos
 cphs cemetery where the body was in
 tered in the family plot \ solemn
 high mass was sung by the Rev Father
 Dunigan. Among the floral offerings
 were q pillow from the Dereaved fam
 fly, anchor and cross from the em-
 ploycS of the American Ring company {:
 cross from Thomas Walker and wife;
 cross from the Nassau Social club; wreath with the words Aunt Mamie and boquets from Christopher and Sa- die Cronin. Patrick Burns, Daniel, Catherine and Mary Riordan. The pail bearers were Christopher Degnan, William Foley, George Walker, John Kelley, Christopher Canavan and Daniel Riordan, The last named two were cousins of deceased.
 Mayor Elton. II. l.. Wade, Colonel Burpee, Commissioners Goss, Jackson and Wade of the board of public works, City Engineer Cairns, City At torney Kellogg, R. William Hampson and C. r. Kellogg attended the hear ing on the petition of the Naugatuck Valley Water Co in Hartford yester- day. It is composed of the men who wanted the Naugatuck river. but will be satisfied now with the smaller stream. Most of them spoke in favor of the application. Mir Goss said that the Scovill Mfg Co uses, as near as he could get at it, about 12,0O0,0O0 gal Ions, while the city supplies to Its en. tire list of consumers only about B. oo0,O0O gallons per day. The bill was by s. D. Bingham of Nauga- tuck. He made out a strong case against the petition.
 The funeral of Miss Nellie Sullivan, who died in the Waterbury hospital, took place this morning from Mul, ville's undertaking rooms with inter- ment in new St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Daniel Regan, John Bresnahan, Cornelius Callahan, Jere- miah Lynch Daniel Farrell and John Sullivan. The floral tributes included a wreath from Daniel Sullivan: bOu, quets. Nellie Walsh. Miss Kenny. Miss E. Sheridan, Mary Day, MT and Mrs George A. briggs. The deceased was a domestic in the briggs family on Prospect street and made q trip to her former home in Ireland last fall and spent the winter with her parents. She returned on the Baltic lust week to re-enter the employ of Mir Driggs, but was taken ill Friday and had to be removed 10 the hospital where she sank rapidly until the end came. Miss Sullivan had wide circle of friends in Waterbury.
 The board of public safety met this afternoon at 1 o'clock. One uf the principal matters taken up was the action of city officials opening hy- lyants without communicating with the fire department. II is said that somebody trified with the water the other day and while they Were sisins f five hydrants ill the north end were put out of business. The aim is to -egulate things so that no hydrant will be opened without notifying the .hicf of the fire department. The lcads of the departments are at 'woris' points over this question and [ seems to be pretty difficult to re- Idiust the matter without treaIing IlDn somebody's cOTnS. IL does seem, houGh. that it would be n good plan q apprise the fire department of any. hing which might tend t0 hamper hem in grappling with fire. for when -Ou want water for this purpose You Iee,l it right away. and in large uuan- ities at that.
 Glasses are not always given to inl- ! ,rove eyesight. hut to relieve undue l trains. in short to assist natur,.. Searly n per cent of persons having | efs-.tive vision hay. some amount of | stigInatism. hence the necessity of sc- | ng tO an uptO-date Uptician with 1 cieIitific instruments. We have both. l Examination free The Upson Jewelry i Q opticians. IS Bank street.