Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-20
CITY NEWS

owen Meehan of Ben Mohr left Thursday to attend the funeral of Mrs Meehan's sister at Hopewell Junction, N. Y. The state board of the A. o. H. will hold meeting here next Thurs day afternoon. In the evening they will examine Company E, Hibernian Rifles, in the City hall.
 Lukoskis, the 4 years old son of Mir and Mrs Joseph Chesna of La fayette street, died yesterday. The funeral took place this afternoon, with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Maurice Joy of Torrington, a man who had a host of friends in this city, died at his home, POP Water street, yesterday. The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Next Sunday afternoon the degree team of the Ladies auxiliary, A. o. H., of Meriden, will visit this city and initiate a large class of candi- dates into the mysteries of the third degree Every member of the local auxiliary is expected to be on hand at 3 o'clock in K. of C. hall to give the visitors royal welcome.
 It was current about town this af- ternoon that Edward McGrath of West Main street will have an in- junction served on the board of ii- nance this evening or tomorrow morning enjoining them from taking affirmative action on the board of health's recommendation that Hubert NJ. Rigney be paid a salary of sJO0 a month as garbage contractor. Mr McGrath could not be found this af- te7noOn and his son. the attorney. who according to the report will draw up the injunction, was in court in New Haven.
 The trolley company will soon issue a new schedule which will give Waterbury an earlier and later ser vice than ever before. This with the seven and a half minute headway will put a stop to all faultfindins on the part of people who persist In stating that the company is not doing the right thing by the city. The new schedule will make the first eonnec. ton for all the lines in Exchange place at e.I5 o'clock in the morning and the last at l2:07 at midnight. q quarter of an hour earlier and a quarter later than at present.
 The hearing that was to have taken place in the probate court this morning on the application of Kate DOmingue to he appointed guardian over her two children. Annie. G. and Arthur. 2 years. was adjourned with out taking evidence. Mrs DOmingue complains that the children are now in the custody of her husband and that he is an unsuitable person to have the care of them Quite num- Der of women were on hand to testi- < fy ff necessary. After a consultation between the attorneys. Guiifoile and Russell. and rndge Lose. it vas deemed advisable 10 continue the hearing a few weeks. trusting that by that time the parties will have made up their differences
 Two dogs were shot at the police station this afternoon bv Doormzn Iynch. one belonging to John Carey of Luke street and the other the property of F A. Ssr Of North Main street MT Carey's dog was a New foundIznd and answered to the name Rover It vas a good house dog. bat q fri4e too wicked for a thickly ses- tied neighhg-hood- Yesterday ]; hi- a letter carrier and the owner de- eided tO turn it over to the safhori- ties The Say dog was old. first class hunter fn It's day. but of EJ usa for soze tire past Two other dogs. vsry hsrdsome szaH sire mas tfTs- were brought in hy a co1pie of yoEzesesrs from BrDokIyn- wko weTs soueNhzt diszppointed uhe1 tkey were told that 10 reward ~ss coming to thez They tkourht erery ur- mnzzEsd cznf-s delfreref st the sta L11 ras wr-1 e e<sss-