Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-01
CITY NEWS
Monroe's college opens Sept 4.

Monroe's college opens Sept 4. John Hurley, the wizard. Read
 the Sunday Telegram tomorrow. Monday night at Auditorium, Mill l tary band promenade. Latest music. Monroes Business college, 151
 Bank street, fills most situations. En- | roll tonight. s l.fs ss.. .... The estate of the late Adam Faber, 1 who lived in Waterville, was settled
 up in probate court to-day.
 Company E, Hibernian Rifles, will
 hold an important meeting to-mor-
 row morning at 10:S0 o'clock.
 The Holy Name society of the Im- | maculate Conception church will
 meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at St Patrick's hall.
 This afternoon was the last half holiday for the employees of the fac- tories and beginning next Saturday i the shops will go on the fall schedule. The Bronson library will be closed
 all day Monday. Beginning to-mor-
 row the reading room at the library
 will be open on Sunday from to 6 o'clock. The aldermen are scheduled to meet Monday night. In the forenoon they will meet with his honor, May or Thoms, and the rest of the city officials to review the parade.
 Notwithstanding the excitement about town last evening owing to l the primaries there was no business for the city court to-day. Both re- i publicans as we'll as democrats were | interested in the situation.
 William Hastings of Wall street,
 carpenter in the employ of The 1 Tracy Bros Co fell yesterday from 1 the fourth story of block on River street and escaped with few scratches on his head and face. The Central Labor union will hold
 a meeting at o'clock tomorrow.
 AS this will be the last meeting prior
 to Labor day, every delegate is re-
 Quested to be present. They will
 meet in Carpenters hall, South Main
 street.
 | Mrs Anna Seidel has sold her prop
 erty on Kingsbury street, consisting | of two tenements houses, to Ester Grossman, who makes the purchase | for home and investment. The sale
 was made through the agency of John s. Neegle, No 10S Bank street. The Misses Jennie Dunne of I Franklin street: Rebecca Charest of ! East Liberty street: Catherine Hou-
 Than, of South Riverside street and
 Lizzie Merchant. of Bank street. are
 spending few days at Walnut
 beach: they will be guests at the
 Sea Shell cottnge. .N Helen Corcoran of Monrce's col- lege has accepted situation as book keeper with F. F. Garrity.
 The Hibernians of Waterbury will leave here for Naugatuck at 500 Monday morning to take part in the parade and field day sports of the order in that town. The county con- vention will be held there Monday and all the officers of the local di- visions will be present as delegates.
 The boys will make the trip on troll ley cars.
 For fall and winter wear Mahon the tailor is showing very fine line of woolcns. Courteous consideration
 and attention to his customers wish
 es has won for him a large and sub stantial trade. which he is increasing
 every season. If you are interested
 in tailor-made clothes, you will find
 Mir Mahon a very satisfactory per | son with which to deal.
 All the offices in the city hall build
 ing, with the exception of the police
 station, which will be open for busi-
 ness as usual, will close Monday.
 The banking institutions, the Bron-
 son library and almost all the stores
 will also be closed. If you want to shine with a new haircut and shave you will have to see the tonsorial artist before 10 o'clock in the morn- i ing, for after that they will put
 their razors up for the day and get
 out into the open and join the friv-
 olities of the hour with all the rest
 of humanity.
 Constable Walter B. Lannen got
 ahead of Constables Rigney and Lunny in a neat job last evening Frank Pope. a fruit dealer on Canal
 street. had a claim against Rocco Di- Donate of 6i Vine street which he 1 has been trying to collect for some
 time. Yesterday he concluded fur ther effort would be useless and he had an attachment issued for the full amount. s225. Constable Lan-
 nen. armed with the writ, took pos session of the premises. and scarcely had he done so when in walked Con- stables Rigney and Lunny with an-
 other attachment for further claims.
 When you select a diamond from
 our stocks you are choosing from the
 largest in town and you are sure of
 getting an honest value. The Upson