Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-14
CITY NEWS

The department of public works will meet tonight. '
 The trolley company has com menced operations on the double tracking of East Main street.
 The new smoke stack for the crem- atory has arrived and will be erected Saturday. It is 125 feet long and and weighs 20 tons. -S :
 The Military band will give one of Its popular promenade concerts at Auditorium next Saturday evening. Latest popular music for dancing.
 St Mary's T. A. society will hold an important meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at St Patriek's hall to make final arrangements for attending the c. T. A. U. field day in Bridgeport.
 At meeting of the local delegates to the state convention of the A. O. H. last night John P. Sheehan was unanimously indorsed for reelection as state secretary. The delegates de- cided to vote as a unit on all ques- tions.
 After a long pause Foreman Me Carthy of the sidewalk repairing de- pertinent has commenced operations on Baldwin street, south of Washing ton street and it is hoped that he will keep it up until the walks in that district are put in proper condition for public travel. ,..
 Patrick Grove of Mohawk park has learned the names of the boys who went into his pasture and abused his COW and it is likely that arrests will soon follow. The COW was giving over twenty quarts of milk at the time the youngsters beat her, but she has not given half that since. The animal was battered with a heavy stick and forced in and out through barb wire fence until one would almost think she had passed through hay cutter.
 The report of the Waterbury pub lie employment bureau for the month of July is as follows: Applications for employment: males 91, females POP; applications for help. males 72, 1 females 119; total 191 Situations se- cured, males I3, females 90: total 1I2. The totals for five state bureaus were as follows: Applications for employment: males 5O3. females 597, total 1.105; applications for help; males 423, females Gil, total 1,034. Situations secured, males 3S5, fe- males 4S9; total S74.
 Judge Burpee was on the bench in the police court this morning. The | attendance was large, many of the 1 visitors being cited in as witnesses in the continued cases of Angelo and Veto Cavatto and Donate Maso, | charged with breach of the peace, but these went over until tomorrow. Maikas Sajuskas, charged with en- | tering a saloon in Brooklyn and mak- ing off with quantity of liquor, pleaded not guilty. Attorney Me Grath apepared for him. After hear | ing the statements of Officer Walsh and the proprietor of the saloon, the | accused was bound over to the su- | perior court under bonds of s2O0. The board of education met last | night and transacted all the business on hand in about ten minutes. School Inspector Slavin reported that Build ing Inspector Chatfield had been through the High school with diff ferent contractors. but so far he had issued no order with reference to the installation of standpipes. It seemed to be the opinion of the board that the standpipes should be put in. nc matter where the money comes from Architect Asheim said that work is progressing favorably on the Webster school and that things are moving as well as could be expected at the Bank street building. The payrolls were approved. after which the meet ing adjourned and the members hur- ried out into the open.
 That satisfied expression come! only when the eyeglass guards holC tight when you smile or when yoI frown. See our new speciality. The Upson Jewelry Co, opticians.