Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-05
CITY NEWS

street
 l. Chase the milliner to mak,
 room for fall trade has marked dowI i all his trimmed hats. Ladies cal
 now obtain them at reduction O i 5Oc on dollar. :. The funeral of Alphonso, son oi
 MT and Mrs Anthony Weusknaus oi
 North Riverside street, who died l Sunday, took place this afternoon
 with interment in Salvary cemetery The Bucks Hill Cemetery associa- tion met yesterday afternoon and elected officers as follows: President
 B. L. Frisbie; secretary and sexton w. A. Faber; treasurer, w. J. Well ton.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated at o'clock on Wednesday at the Immaculate Con-
 ception church for the late Ellen
 nealy. wife of the late Maurice Healy. , The funeral of John Stephen Con. way, the 1S-months-old son of MT
 and Mrs Thomas Conway of 440 North Main street, who died last
 night, took place this afternoon with
 interment in St Josephs cemetery.
 John H. Riley of Danbury made an
 address at the meeting of the Paint
 CTS and Paperhangers' union last
 night. It was voted to take part in
 the labor parade to be held in Meri-
 den on June 13.
 At last the powers that be have
 decided to repair the macadam on
 Baldwin street. This is something
 that should have been done three or
 four years ago, but perhaps every
 body should be thankful to see it
 taken hold of now.
 William Mccarthy, who has charge of repairing the sidewalks is doing
 excellent work in the South end of
 the city. If this can be kept up until next fall the sidewalks all over
 the city will be in peter condition than ever before.
 The St Vladimir and St Michael so- cieties are going to build Greek Catholic church on Crown street this summer, The officers of the combined association are as follows: president, John Patrick: treasurer Adam Pales: secretary, Stefan Prichlopski: collec- tors, Dmitrij Thir, Michael Kichinka. Andrew Popernik and Stefan Chomik.
 The road leading from Greystone to Bucks Hill, for the past two or three years has been for the most of the time nearly impossible. It is now in good shape however, thanks to Superintendent of Streets Perry c. Morris, who is giving his whole at- tention to making the streets of the city and suburbs what they should be.
 At the annual meeting of the Bunker Hill school district last eve- ming the following officers were elected: Committee, H. B. Gilson clerk, R. ]. Dick: treasurer, George M. Platt: collector. George P. Mahler. IL was voted to place a clock. to be made by the Seth Thomas Clock Co in the tower of the new school. It will cost $40.
 Superintendent Ray of the sewer department would like to have people stop making burial places for dogs and cats of the manholes and catch basins about town. 4 cat almost as large as a sheep was fished out of a basin on South Main street yes terday. Nobody should throw dead 1 animals into such places, especially 1 at this season.
 John D. Rockefeller's doctor says he may live to be 100. Can you guess f how rich he'll be then? Next Sun l days New York World tells. You | read of the tests for insanity in the | rerrenova case. How do you know you are not crazy? Did you ever try any tests? Next Sundays New York World gives some. A dozen other un- usual features.
 The case of Baxter Bros of Boston against Hotchkiss and Templeton. which in the court Is known as the sweet corn case" was decided yes- -erday by the supreme court in favor lf the plaintiff. The city court gave he defendants judgment. but the plaintiffs appealed to the district ,ourt which gave decision for them. ] hen the defendants appealed. but ne supreme court found no error. The original claim was for about s2i. t cost about s2OO tO try the case.
 In the discussion now going on re- yarding proposed Improvements for 3rookiyn Chairman Filling of the 'Oard of aldermen is getting kickeI or something for which he is not re- ponsible. He is charged with chang ng the resolution asking that the city attorney be requested 10 see whs; ould be done towards getting the Sank street bridge raised re erred to the city engineer. II would not seem that there was ny mistake made on this ques- ion When it came up Mr Walker bought the city engineer the proper ersOn to look into that first and seertsin the cost and then it unus5 . time enough to send it to ths ity attorney Probably the ehaf-- ian did change the wording os ths ote to agree with the action tsEs7 n 1t by the board. but even s1. hat would not leave him open fn
 charge of doing anything out 5s le way. though. to be sure if uss robabiy the work of the clerk r1 Q this Tn any case 10 mistake az made % far as sending |. xhe-s ie meeting directed. but q eou-ss tat vss not what the 3rOokIyn ueo- e wanted
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