Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-15
CITY NEWS

ar> 10, to NIr and Mrs John J. Horau of IS North Elm street,
 The old Farmers almanac predicted milder weather for to-day and for i' few days following. We prefer it much milder. however.
 There will he months mind mass at < o'clock Friday morning at the 1mmacuate Conception church for the late Josephine Healy.
 (. J Hau.h has been awarded the contract for carrying the mail from the railroad stations to the postoft1ce for term of four years There will he on anniversary high mass on Friday morning at ';1o o'clock at St Francis Navier's church toy the late James Kelly of Stone street.
 Miss Annie S. Anderson, daughter c, the Rev Joseph Anderson, Il. H., has sucreeled Miss Elizabeth Whitmor2 as mauon at the day nursery on Kings bury street,
 The furniture, fixtures and 1ppar- atus used ill he Hotel Waterbury will be sold next Monday at auction, unless disposed of before that time, ln the store on Abbott avenue formerly occupied by ]. c. 1wining.
 The New England Electric Supply company of Waterbury has lodged an organizat ton certificate. It's officers are; President, A. M. Young, New York city: treasurer. A. c. Shepard son Waterbury, and secretary W, CT. Morse Waterbury.
 A piece of land owned by Hiram W. nayden, between South Leonard street and Platts Mills, has been con delnned by the superior court TOT the citys proposed sewage filtration beds The committee appointed by Judge Gager in the superior court comprises the same uran that appraised other ! land in the same vicinity fOr the pur' pose, w L. Bennett and E. E. Hill of New Haven and E. Shepard Gordy of . Derby.
 At special meeting of the Water bury Business Mems association last night it was decided tn coutiue the -un lua banquet. which will be held sonlt time in March to members of the as scriatou. This was considered neces sary owing to the large membership The committee ill charge of the atfail | is composed of John Blair. C. D. Wye | \. E. Bronson, E. $. Wotkins. T. H Hewitt, l. P. Kellogg, ". L. Hall. c A. Templeton. E. Q. GoSs, George W Beach.
 The indications point to crowded house at the reception, dance an( whist party which will be given to morrow evening at Pythan hall, Wu tervllle, under the auspices of the La dies Sudalty of St Slichaefs church Several parties of young people hav' plans perfected to take it ill" and il addition to the amusement at the hal the pleasure of the trolley ride to anC from the vile will be something tha will furnish considerable enioymen for all.
 The diamond found by Joseph Ga han, the hellboy in the Hotel Water bury. was yesterday claimed hy Davi, bucharmc proprietor of the premises Mir nucharme lost the gem weel agn. supposedly on his way to the de pot. He was delighted. needless t say. Upon reading of q diamond bein found on his premises. Yesterday h came to town and having describe, the diamond it Nas given to him b Chief Egau, in whose custody it ha been since il was taken by the polio from Gahan and his friend Leahey Ii was worth about S450.
 The name or the Talma club Seeh and heard in many places now days. It's all because the orgauizf lion ls to give its annual minstr, show at Polls on Thursday evenins February 22::i. But this years Sho-
 will bc still more talked of aftei tt performance because . many ot th sparkling features of the performance will come to the audience in the u; nIre of a surprise There will be Joe;
 songs and stories good old-fashicnn
 min>trelsv and bright trayesty. q 5 with local flavor. The sale Of ticl . cts already insures large attendanc
 Hartford T.. Munson. formerly
 member of the board of New Have
 county commissioners, was divorce
 from his wife, Eunice D. Munson. |
 Judge Robinson sitting in the superi, 'ourt in New Haven yesterday. D
 ,ertion was The ground on which Il divorce 1v9s granted. shortly befol
 hl. retirement from the board. Al
 Nunson was civsn information 'h: Ac would moi he ro-appointed. and | quietly slipped out If sight. His ii
 anrearancc caused great eXcitemei and his wifi. who knew nothing |.
 his mysterious whereabouts or can:
 of nj, equally mysterious disappea b ancc. thought him dead after renea lie
 failures to locate him. EventuaIl
 however. he was heard from in OricI
 Cal. where hc had entered bushes
 lir Mum son was well known here.
 Take note: The Tpson Jewelry G opticians. GS Bank street. will put q sale Wednesday and Thursday SoIi s.nld speHtarles which were fo-merl
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