Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
CITY NEWS

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 The board of education will hold a regular meeting this evening al which will be reported the first draft of estimates for the schools next year.
 There will be a months mind sol emn requiem high mass next Wednes day morning at 9 o'clock in St Johns church. Watertown. for the late Mrs Catherine Dunigan.
 The Celtic Medical society vii
 meet this evening at the residence
 of pr J. F. Hayes. The paper of the evening will be read by Dr Mona gan on "Puerperal Eclampsia."
 The James Meagher monument committee will hold an important meeting at S:3O o'clock tonight in the rooms of the Celtic Literary society. A full attendance is requested.
 James Paul, of Meadow street, a hodcarrier, in the employ of John W. Gaffney, fell from building at the plant of the Waterbury Clock Co Saturday afternoon and received in juries which will confine him to- the house for several weeks.
 The aldermen will meet tonight to act upon proposals for the sale of sewage disposal bonds and to tram sact other business. Two bids have already been received and four or five firms have notified City Clerk Sand land of their intention to send in pro- posals.
 The regular meeting of the Queens Daughters will be held in St Patrick's hall tomorrow evening at s o'clock. All the committees and members are expected to be present. Arrangements will be completed for the open meeting in K. of c. hall on Wednesday evening, October 24.
 Heavy working gloves at Upson, Singleton X Co.'S in all styles, soc.
 A big crowd collected at the Nau- gatuck station yesterday afternoon to bid farewell to Mrs Sophia and Miss Rose F'rumess. who left to take up a permanent residence at Denver, Col, and Miss Mary Alltshueller, who
  study music. The whole matter was planned by Mir and Mrs Samuel M Schneer, Mir and Mrs I. Hirsch and Mir and Mrs John Feikelson and was a pronounced success, about 145 per sons being present.
 There is dispute between the Connecticut Railway and Lighting hn Af ha Beardslee property in 0akville as to damages for layout for the pro- posed trolley extension to Water town. A committee. consisting of Judge Scott of Danbury, H. D. Day. ton of Watertown and Loren R. Car etaoi nshrdiu hrdlu hrdlu hrdlupuuul ter of Waterbury, began to-day to hear evidence on the matter in the district court. It is mostly a ques- tion of values of real estate.
 The Indian association of Water bury held q special meeting Saturday afternoon at the residence of Dr Car oline R. Conkey. 23 Hillside avenue and completed arrangements for the regular public quarterly meeting on October 26. The members decided to secure the Rev William B. Hum- phrey of New Haven. president of tine National Indian association. as speak CT of the day. and Mrs Humphrey. who is editor of the Indians Friend. monthly magazine. will lecture on Indian basketery. Work of the In- dians will be on exhibition at the meeting.
 The local management of the Con- necticut Railway and Lighting com pany announced a change of schedule on the Cheshire line to take place to-day. but as a matter of fact ow- ing to the crippled service on account of the accident last week at the pow CT generating plant, there will be no change whatever. At present the company Is able to run only one car an hour on that line. but when full power is recovered the old half hour schedule on week days will be re- stored. but on Sundays cars will run every quarter hour between s:i5 a. m. and 6:45 ?. m. as at present. The last car for Mount Carmel will leave Erchange place at i1:i5 and from Mount Carmel for Waterbury at 12:30. When full schedule will b. restored no one can say.
 A new camp of the Modern Wood men of America vas organized here saturday night The new camp is called Goodwill camp. No 1I.55S. The officers and degree team of the NauEatuck camp performed the rites. The installing officer yas District Deputy L. D. KOOpman Of New Ha- ven. Among those present from the Naugatack camp were Howard Bur lingarae. Charles Manville. Charles Stahl. John Duffey. F W Walsh. Frank Moss. Michael Ford and As sistsnt Deputy Patrick \. MeGuire The officers Cf the new camp are: Consul. Edward H. Boue: advisor. John F. Shanshan. banker. John Fla win: eEerk. Thomas F. Culbert. es- eort. P. r. MeAllenrT: vatshnan. Frank Moore: sentry. Patrick Dunne: physician. Dr James Grady. man agers. Frank Moore. E. H. BOwe and P F. McAIleany-
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