Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-06
CITY NEWS

The aldermen will meet tonight.
 The best hot weather shirt is one you put on and off like coat $1.00 at Upson, Singleton X Co.'S.
 George A. Goss of this city, has been elected member of the Royal Geographical society of London, in recognition of his researches in geo. logy and natural history in Boreno.
 Before the regular meeting of the aldermen tonight, a special session will be held to fill the vacancy on the board of agents of the Bronson li- brary caused by the death of the late Earl Smith.
 This evening at the regular meet ing of Brass City lodge. N. E. o. P., in Columbus hall, the excursion com mittee of the local lodges will meet to listen to the report regarding ex- cursion of the executive board meet ing held Saturday evening in New Haven.
 Right Rev Bishop Tierney. D. D., was in Waterbury to-day and visited most of the Catholic churches. At St Anne's he was very much pleased at the headway made on the new church since the corner stone was laid a short time since. The new parochial school at the Sacred Heart parish was another source of great pleasure to the bishop.
 Uncle" Horace Johnson of weather prophet fame writes the following from his observations in Middle Had dam: From the 18th to the 20th of the present month, there will be a very decided disturbance In the at mosphere. The tobacco growers should be on the look out, for there will be a furious wind, accompanied with hail The earth. will move In the quake belt of its orbit; can't say where."
 The two children of Mrs Margaret Bloch, aged and 21a years respec- lively, were returned to her this morning. Saturday afternoon Mrs Bloch called at the police station, cry ing with all her might, and request ed to be locked up. Her request was granted and in the evening her two children were taken to the police sta tion by friends who said there was no one at home to take care of them On instructions from the proper au. thorities the children were taken tc Brookside and returned to theil mother after she was released from the police station this morning. Residents of Simonsville and Hope. | vile would like to have somebody in. form them whose business it is to see that the trolley company completes | it's contract with the city to build a | trolley line from Cole street to Union square and hence along Baldwin street to the Pearl Lokes road. They represent that under ordinary condi tions the company would have beer obliged to pay S40,000 or S50,0OO fol | its share of the cost of fixing tho street and building retaining walls without asking a cent from then but through the efforts of few kint friends all this expense was left {, be met by the people. That was bat enough, they say. but 1t looks wors' to see at least fifteen hundred feet O the line still unfinished People il lower Simonsville and Hopeville wall about one fourth the length of tn street. but they have to pay full far just the same. They want that lin carried to the Pearl Lakes road.
 Yesterday the weather condition were oppressive and those who didn' find 1t convenient to take the trolle and spend the day at the shore fle, to the high hills or tossed and tum bled about on their yerandas. It wa
 bad enough upon people who wer on their feet, but it was much wors
 with those who are sick and had t remain in bed. It told on the children
 too, and many of them had a har
 time to live through it. It is muc
 better to-day and the wise ones sa
 that we need not look for much COG : weather for several weeks. To hel
 people out of the trouble, the ieeme
 have advanced prices to new custom
 CTS, so that really everybody migh
 as we'll make up his mind to mak the best of it. They say the wors thing one could do in this kind ( weather Is to be talking about it, bu even so 1t is difficult to banish 1t froI ones mind. You are reminded of at every turn of the road by peopl who tell you 1t is terrible" whil
 others describe 1t as a ''sizzler" an so on so that one can't forget it n
 matter how he tries. But the farmer are very much pleased at the pro- pect and say that they hope it vi ! continue until next October. The , have yet a good deal of having to [ and besides if it continued to raj much longer the potato crop woul be a total loss and people would bs-
 to pay two prices for what wo.'
 come into the market Come nov
 you city folks. which do you prefe
 to die with the heat knowing thi . there will be a plentiful harvest. (
 live and take your chances of gettin
 something to eat next fall and vii
 ter?
 That satisfied expression com
 only when the eyeglass guards ho
 tight when you smile or when V Ifrovn. See our new speciality. n
 Upson Jevelry Co. opticians.