Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-03
CITY NEWS

Charlie Peterson wants to wrestle John Risk and will meet him at the Democrat office Wednesday niglft and make terms for a $25 a side match.
 Mattatuck lodge, x. F. O. P. last evening in Red Mems hall, elected Junior Past Warden Ernest Green as delegate to the grand lodge session tO be held April 11th in Odd Fellows hall. After the meeting the social session was entirely given up to bowl ing. ,"ya"' "F -7.'
 Alex von Humboldt lodge. x. F. Q. F., at their regular meeting in Me- chanlcs' hall last evening voted to change their meeting nights from the 1st and 3rd Mondays to the 2nd and 4th Fridays. They also elected Emil Steinman. Babette Hubbers and Lena Brown delegates to the grand lodge session in New Haven next week.
 Rev Walter I. Shanley, P. R., of St Peters church in Danbury, will de- liver the lenten sermon tomorrow evening at St Francis Xavier's church. Father Shanley is well known in the diocese as an eloquent and forcible speaker. He was formerly rector of the cathedral in Hartford and is one of the priests who recently celebrated their silver jubilee. sl
 The St Mary's Alumni association will hold their monthly meeting at Mulcahy Memorial hall tonight at s o'clock. Immediately after the meeting the Forum club will hold tneir debate, the subject under de- bate being, Resolved. That the pur- case of Library park would benefit Waterbury" City Engineer Cairns is expected to be present for the de- bate.
 In the district court to-day before Judge Cowell the case of E. c. Att wood of Watertown agains: Mir and Mrs Joseph Pilon was tried. Atwood sued the Pilon couple jointly for a rent bill and received a verdict for Sl21 against the husband. Mrs Pilon had sI0O in the bank. but A. wood and his lawyers claim that it belongs to the husband and are In this way trying to collect.
 Albert Demen and a fellow who refused to give his name, being down on the slate as No II, were arrested this noon by Officers Myers and Lynch. The men are charged with drunkenness and reckless driving. The fellows, seated in a heavy team. were doing stunts in the vicinity of Stanley park during the noon hour and were endangering the lives of the large number of school children in the vicinity at that time.
 The funeral of William E. Frost took place yesterday afternoon from his late home on Union street with service by the Rev Mir Walters and intermenf in Riverside cemetery. The nall bearers were Robert and William B. Kirk and George <. Stocking. nephews of Nr Frost, Dr C. W. s. Frost. cousin. and two friends. Edwin Tyrrell and Corydnn Wilder. The services included the singing of Rock of Ages" and Asleep in Jesus" by a quartet com ,osed of Mir and Mrs F. D. Grannlss. Mrs O. W. Noble and James H. JOhH- ston.
 The pFoposesl widening of Cole street prsmsss@ to be quite an ex- pen<ive job. All the land is built upon and it Is safe to predict that tls' owners Will make a vigBrpus protest against losing anything without bg eomppnsaticn- At the time the trolley eDf permission to gs through there 1t Vas suggested that the street lse eidenei and some of the co~t aSSe$s- sf against the company. a~ hes beea done in ofher psacrs. bEt at that iirle fi.e I.rsiness admSrsStratis-n hsi tisr Hlt iH Ifs fer-h ard np man dare sisgE hs. Tae-. vISo ssarI.I hint that thse treA- lry ;zy s-yttsn9- Nyu it tur1s euf s~ Nas wsII kEsvn st 1ise tifs5e. fis1t fhe street is tSo narrow fer the c. n1nIs rzzsle upp1 sL sad fbe nsxE crrsfIsu vfIi te vhsU fcot ths biiis fg naki1G it vkgf