Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-30
CITY NEWS

uc StFeet uepdTtneHI IS uOlHk
 much needed job on the crosswalk al
 Exchange place.
 On Friday evening, February 9th
 he junior and senior classes of the
 'rOsby High school will give recep
 ion in Leayenworth hall.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Stanton
 will be held from her late home. 61
 Cast Main street. to the Immaculate
 Conception church at S:30 o'clock to-
 morrow morning.
 The funeral of Miss Bridget
 p'Brien will be held from her late
 home on West Clay street to St Pat
 rick's church at S:3O o'clock to-mOr.
 row morning. .
 Oscar Carlson has sold his three,
 amily house on Summer street to
 Janet Rice, who makes the purchase
 0r a home. The sale was made
 trough the agency of John s. Neagle, l0S Bank street. "@
 Last evening the members of the commercial department of fine High school presented tine teacher, Miss Mary Sinsbaugh, who Will leave this city shortly for New York, with q beautiful hat pin. .. .
 The various committees having in charge the big card party to he given by the men and women of St Patrfcls parish are requested to meet in the parish hall on Porter street at S o'clock this evening.
 The National Bath Room Fittings corporation of Waterbury has filed Il certificate of incorporation. The cap ital stock authorized is S5.O0O. all paid in. Thomas FitZsimOns. Lewis F.. FitzsimOns and Oscar l.. FitZsimons. all of Waterbury, are the incOrpora- tors.
 Those who had in charge the finan- cial end of the lecture given here on December 4 by Dr Douglas Hyde will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the office of Attorney McAIahon in the Odd Fellows building. MT Mclra. hon is treasurer of the committee and hc will make the final accounting.
 All the "foriy-five" teams in the town are practicing for the great card party to be held in Goodwill hall. Wa terville. on the evening of February S, for the benefit of St Michacls par ish. Mulville says his team will lick anything that comes against "lt. But there are others who say tliHt they will walk home with Mulvillc's scalp.
 The appeal in the Capobianco mur. der ease was filed today with Clerk Marsh of the superior court by .tttor- ney 0'Ncill. The grounds of the ap- peal are that the verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree was against the evidence. that there was no pre- meditation shown in the shooting. and that the jurors were influenced by reading n newspaper account of the trial.
 Arrangements are now completed for the Rig Seven's fifth annual promenade which takes place tomorrow evening at Eagles hall, and the committee in charge propose to give the patrons full value for their money. This is not the first venture the club has made in this line and the event tomorrow evening they intend to make a memorable one. The program will consist of four con cert and eighteen dance numbers, with music by Lallier's orchestra.
 The box office receipts due Thomas II. Kelley from moving picture exhi- bitions he gave Sunday night aI the Hartford opera house and at the New Britain theater were attached during the performances to secure judgment in a suit brought by Elmer F.. Lucas of Hartford. Mir Lucas has been giy- ing a moving picture show in Water bury and he alleges that lis business has been damaged because of certain notices printed l,y AIr Kelley.
 Rochester. \. I.. already uses a good many water meters and is pre- pairing to meter the whole service. Ac- cording to Mayor Cutler. citizen can use more water than most of them need at cost of xJ year. This 1 makes the charge about the same as that in Hartford. hut in Rochester tue 1, consumer also pays for the meter. In | that city all new service is required i to hc metcre,l. but ihc old has thus I far been left to the option of the con ! suIner. There is no doubt that meter ! ing prevents waste and reduces Ihe { total sumption.-Hlartfonl Times.
 At a regular meeting of the United Stone Cutters and CsTvers' AsSocla- tion of North America. aessi last even Ing. the local branch of tho associa- tion was rcorganized and eIsrtei the following officers: President. Edward Soulier: vice president. Napoleon Re ril: iinancial and corresponding secTr- fary. F. C. Tirley: treasurer. Patrick Quinlan: shop steward af church oa South Main street. IollI Cerat. shop steward at Jackson's yard. Patrick QuinIaH. auditors. Charles MrClsngh. Alfred Soulier and !. F. CahiH. It was sIerisIssl to hold :he rext meeting sn February r. ai Hellmann's hall en Grand strsst
 VIII MulviIIe-s champion forty-hve team Is. on hand next ThurssIay even lug at tho osrI party at Navierian hslis That is the question which is ,n the minds Of many who playssl at hr last eanl party held some time age. rhen MuIviIIe's team carried away sH Ise honsrs Thus far many of the anne t@&ms that werp in fIss. Lasf sssn- est have entered with the ex5rcrtaf5nr f meeting the champious again but Captain NulviIle is not saying a word M captains who wish to enter their rams must sle s-s aat Iater than this vtning ss tke management wants suf- lrient time to prtTarr fer th1,sr whs rr fo play. In addition fo' flr fasfy- i've tb<rr vm sl<o he wh5Sf- Tar riIi h~<in ea Thur~isy evrn5nx sharp [ at s s-csork.