Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-12
CITY NEWS

The Military band will give {
 promenade tomorrow night at Colum
 bus hall, Naugatuck..
 A son. Leo, was born last Thurs
 day. Sept 6. to MT and Mrs Simor
 Risberg, of 220 North Main street.
 Richard Hawks is confined to his
 home, 404 East Main street, suffer.
 ing from the effects of a stroke ot
 apoplexy.
 The board of public works will
 have an outing to the Branch to-
 morrow. They will leave on the
 S:3O train from the Naugatuck sta
 tion. ....-.
 Elizabeth. the infant daughter of
 MT and Mrs Michael Casey of 511
 Baldwin street died last night The
 funeral was held this afternoon at
 3:30. with burial in Calvary cemetery.
 Willie Lachance fell into the storm
 water sewer ditch. on Lounsbury
 street yesterday afternoon. The cut
 is about ten feet deep, but the young
 ster came out of the hole without a scratch. EH@, l Walter Holmes of Walnut street and Miss Sophia M. Schum. daughter of Mir and Mrs John Schum, of 176 Cooke street. were married yesterday at Trinity church by the Rev Freder- ick D. Buckley.
 The contract for supplying the
 local post office with coal during the coming year has been awarded to | Inhn AToE11iuoff hv-D octo IT Guernsey. Mir McElligott will furn- ish 1t with his best grade of Lehigh egg coal. The contract calls for screened coal.
 List of letters remaining unclaim- ed in the post office: Miss Kate Brown, Miss Lottie Belmont, John Johnson, Mrs E. A. Northrop. J. w. 1 Olson @, George Olger. Miss Anna Olson, Mrs John Paulehen. Miss Helen Roberts, Miss Lizzie Simpson, Mrs E. R. Weeks.
 Trustees have been chosen at the First Methodist and St Pauls NJ. F. churches as follows: First Methodist: R. l.. Coe, c. s. Chapman and c. $. Chatfield. Fred Gilmor was elected to fill vacancy on the official board. St Paul's: J. s. Nell, w. A. Warner 1 and NJ. c. Haskins.
 Applications from the Connecti- cut Railway and Lighting Company for approval of additional tracks in East and West Main streets in Wa terbury were heard before the rail- road commission at Hartford yester- day. Decision was reserved. The commissioners meet again Tuesday, September IS.
 At meeting of the Chapel street Methodist church last night. six trustees were chosen. Those to hold office for three years are B. D. Cash man. Samuel Nuttall and Charles R. Mabbott The other three trustees will remain in service for two years and are George c. Nuttall, Leonard F.. Andrews and William l.. Rose.
 The registrars of voters and assist ants will be in session on Monday, September IT, Tuesday, September IS, and Wednesday, September 19, from 9 till 12 and from 1:30 to 5:30 daily for the purpose of correcting and revising the voting list to be used at the town election on Monday. October 1, 1906. All voters having changed their residence during the past year should call and see that their names are properly listed.
 Skating parties are getting to be quite the thing in Waterbury since the new Eagle rink was opened up, and the craze seems to be gaining in popularity every day. Tonight all ladies will be admitted to the rink free. The management is now ma children and on Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and Friday afternoons and on Saturday morning children will be admitted for 15 cents and skates will be free.
 The twcnty-fifth anniversary of Dr Davenport's pastorate at the Second Congregational church will be ol,- served on September IT. The commit 1 tee in charge of the arrangements is made m as follows: The Rev II. De- | Witt Williams (assistant pastor of the | church is chairman. Augustus M. | Blakeslce. church committed: Aaron | A. Benedict. society committed: Mrs 1 F. \. Bradley. benevolent society: l Mrs r. E. Norton. Mission circle:: | Crayton r. Carpenter. Y. F. s. C. F., Charles D. Nye, Mems league.
 The registration of the several public schools is as follows: Crosby | High, 603: Barnard. 470: Bishop street. 423; Clay street, 396: Mar garet Croft, 1.217; Driggs. 5iS; Dub- lin street. AS: Duggan. 5s3: Hen dricken, 169: Lincoln. 255: Merri- man. 431: Mulcahy. 315: Porter street, SIS: Russell. 1S4; Walsh. 756; Washington, 517; Webster. 573; Welton. ITO: making a total of 7.97s for the city schools. The regis tration in the district schools fol- lows: Bucks Hill. 50: Bunker Hill. 150: Chapel street. 157: East Farms. 13: East Mountain. 32: Hopeville. 135: Mill Plain. III: Newton Heights. g: 0ronoke. r.: Park Road. "A; sprague. 324. and Town Plot, 1ss. These show a total of L. 276. making the grand total 9.252.
 The marriage of Miss Anna Mary PetrOfsky to William Wallace Ma;hi- son. ir. was sOlemnizetl at g:so this forenoon. in St Johns church. Cromwell by the Rev James B. Law less. formerly of St Patrics's. this city: with a nuptial high mass. the choir rendering the music. Martin l.. Gaffney was er.omsman and the Misses Josephine M-. and Katherine d Th-4 N