Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-03
CITY NEWS

Luxe street VIII remove to Pnlladel- phia next week.
 The second course of the cookery class in the school of housekeeping at the Friendly league opens this evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 A mass of requiem will be celebrat- ed at the Immaculate Conception church, Friday morning at 8 o'clock for the late Mrs Rose Duggan of Wal nut street.
 An anniversary mass will be cele- brated on Monday morning at ' o'clock at the Immaculate Icncep- tion church for the late Mrs Wini- fred Whalen.
 A handsome four family block, No 1904 South Main street, owned by John Merz, has been sold to Marie Wasilewski, through the agency of F. w. Lawlor, 43 East Main street.
 Tonight is the night at Miss Nell lye s. Reeds dancing academy. Reg ular dancing and novelty reception every Wednesday evening for mem- bers, former pupils and friends. Or chestra music, refreshments, best dancing floor in the city. Always a select attendance.
 List of letters remainingu in the post office: Miss Marian Da- wis, J. Granoff, G. A. Gessner, Mrs Thomas Kelly, Miss Hannah Moore, Miss Louise Morris, Mrs Edward Willard, William Wagner, Mrs E. Norton, Mrs vannice Newton. Mrs Virginia Scott, Mrs Annie Smyth, Mrs Nellie Taylor, Mrs Charles s. Webb.
 Preparations for the third annual reception and dance of the Algon- quin club are now we'll under way and the affair will be held at Lea venworth hall on Friday evening, Oc- tober 26. The event will be an in formal affair and promises to be one of the incest events of the season. Lallier's orchestra will furnish music for the occasion.
 The Bryan Bros, contractors who were forced into bankruptcy by cred- itors represented by Attorney Bauby, have been notified by Referee Newton that unless they will file their sched- ule of liabilities and assets they will be held in contempt of court. They have been allowed until next MOn- day to do so. So far they have re- fused to comply with the order.
 Applications for all classes of liquor licenses for the ensuing year will be received at the room of the county commissioners in the court house on Leavenworth street on Mon- day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, October s, g, 10, II and 12, from 9:30 a. m. to 1a.30 P. III. and from 1:30 to D. m. Bonusmen should come with applicant ii pos sible.
 The long pending suit of the Platt Mill company against the city of Waterbury for damages of $200, ,00O has been set down for hearing in the superior court in New Haven next Tuesday. The city will be represent ed by Attorneys Kellogg. Burpee and O'Neill. These are the old suits that arose out of the Naugatuck river be- ing used as means of sewage dis posal.
 A daughter of Martin Brophy of Luke street narrowly escaped serious injuries yesterday. She was knocked down by team and were it not for the prompt action of the driver in bringing the horse to standstill the team would have passed over her. Two of her teeth were knocked out and she also received some other slight injuries. Dr Grady rendered medical aid.
 A class in mechanical drawing will be organized at the Waterbury Business college on Thursday even ing. October 4. The subject will be taught from practical standpoint so that 1t will enable the machinist or toolmaker to read drawings and make sketches for himself. 1t will be handled as it confronts the ap- prentice in his daily work. All inter- ested should call at the college.
 Augusta Jordan has brought suit against Catherine Brennan for $500 damages for islander. He alleges that she called him a thief, liar and a brute on the afternoon of August g last in the presence of several peo- pie and that his reputation was thereby greatly injured. The suit was brought by Attorney Kennedy and Is made returnable to the district court the first Tuesday in November.
 There will be a joint meeting of the five divisions and Ladies' auxili- ary, A. O. H.. in K. of c. hall to-mor- row night. when the new state off, cers of the order will make their first official visit to waterburys It is expected that every member of the different divisions will be present to give them a cordial greeting. Plans for the strengthening of the order will be discussed and other matters of importance acted upon. so that in many respects it will be tho most important session ever held by the A. O. H. in this city.
 Mayor Thoms presided at the meeting of the board of charities last night. and all the commissioners were present except Mir DOnahue. who was appointed Monday night. but had not been notified on time to attend last nights session. John Coreorkey asked that his eonserva- tor. R. \. Blakeslee. be removed and that he be given full charge of his property. The matter was referred to committee consisting of Mr Fitz- simons- Superintendent Brennan of the Brookside home reported that in building bridge on the wate-tovn road the trolley company Is encr0ach- ing sbout eight feet upon city prop erty. This was referred to the prnotsffa hor-1a ro-u--f@roo