Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-20
. CITY NEWS

Miss Mary McAyOy of 551 Baldwin street. who has been visiting for some time past with friends at Mahanoy City. arrived home last night.
 The forty hours devotion which opened at St Francis Xaviers church Sunday. closed this morning. Not withstanding the severity of the weather the service was well attend ed.
 The Lake & Strobel company are offering this week twenty-five silver plated tea sets, consisting of four pieces each, tea or coffee pot, sugar, cream. and spoon holder. These sets are all quadruple plate, guaranteed, hand engraved. For this week only they offer them from ss to sl0 per set.
 Sanitary Inspector Callahan moved into his new office on the second floor of the City hall annex this afternoon. The place is suitably furnished and if it were about twice it's present size it would be very desirable spot for the inspector to do business in. Prop ably Chairman Freney and his col leagues on the department of health may some day see their way to mak- ing it trifle larger.
 At short calendar in the superior court to-day before Judge SlIumway. Attorney Root announced that owing to the absence of Attorney Burpec. the Apothecaries Hall matter would have to 90 over. IL was accordingly adjourned until tomorrow morning. In the suit of Margaret Mclaughlin against Attorney T. F. Carmcdy. ad- ministrator. bond of 50 was order ed. Another order of notice was al- lowed in the divorce suit of Hannah Uruquhart against Murdock TruGu- hart.
 The snow has prevented Superinten- dent Morris from doing much on the bridge question hut in a short time all bridges considered unsafe will ae examined and their condition reported to the boanl of public works. The bridge at Platt's Mills which Is thought to be dangerous. has stood | large amount of traffic and is pretty old In all probability if will be torl down and an up-fo-date one erectel. There is not much fear about any of the bridges In the city as the super intendent and the commissioners think almost lll are in good shape.
 The funeral Of Mrs Ellen Nslley took place this morning from the fam ily residence on Bridge street with . mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church by Father Brosler- Ick and interDent in St Ioseph's cene- tery. The bearers were stephen BrD- phy. Michael Cunningham. MauriC. Collins. James Flynn. Patrick Malone and William Finnerton. The fioral tributes lnelBiei a pillow HIarksl -Grandma~ from children of James Murphy: pillow lestere1 Aunt Mir and Mrs Bernard ONeil. shesf Of wheat. Mrs Nsrgaret I'anaher. Thoni- aston. wrea;h. l. F. Sullivan iroH- quets. W. n. Richardson John SaXe.
 The snow has be-n giving the trol- Iey company trouble the past wees- Because of the mikineSS cf the win ter and the small amount of snow flIs. Conne1ieE Railway and Lighting roulpany has saved this year a lar-e amount of money whirh iB other years wouid have cos; considerable 10 have the white stHT r~mpvs-i from the frseSs- But the otficisls say although they hsve not expensled mBrb becsuse CT the snov- stiH fbey have Ie~t g -u-Ilr amount ef n.ouey hersuss ss many pcople walked Thc ugmt-rr ef uiekels thzf have t-en krpt from SbeSr rr-kefs herNuse of the iBe wpzther hes nsure thsa hslsn~ssI uhst wa< saved frsm fhe small fan of snow.