Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-31
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Friendly league. Halloween party for league members.
CITY NEWS

CITY NEWS
 The man who buys early gets the
 best selection Overcoats are ready al Upson, Singleton X Co.'S.
 I Tomorrow will be the Feast oi All Saints, a holy day of obligation on the Roman Catholic calendar. The only democratic rally of thu l campaign will be held tomorrow night. It will be well worth attend ing.
 Walter D. Kenyon of this city was one of the candidates for examina- tion before the state pharmacy com. mission at Hartfard yesterday. Edward J. Finn and family have moved from South Elm street to Sec ond avenue, where MT Finn has pur- chased the property of Henry B. Car. l ter.
 ! Frank the shoeman has purchased the bankrupt shoe stock of M A. Flannigan from Constable Lannen l | hO Soouo VIII UC PuI oA ooAo III q few days.
 l The Democrat would like to nego
 tiate with the owner of stereopticor
 for its use on the night of the cleo I tion. Anyone having such an instru
 ment can rent 1t for that evening by calling at Democrat office. Jeremiah Mccarthy and Miss Bridget Bresnahan were married this morning at the Immaculate Concep- tion church by the Rev Father Slo- cum. The witnesses were Miss Nora Bresnahan and Michael Mccarthy. i The stone crusher at Cooks near Plainville, broke down Monday after noon. The break down delays work on the streets of Waterbury and oth- CT places. The break can be repair ed in the course of two or three days.
 The Halloween party at the Friendly league tonight is for league members only No admission except by ticket. Each member is entitled to one guest for whom 8 guest card must have been procured before this evening.
 The Elton Automobile company of Waterbury has filed certificate of incorporation. The authorized capi- tai stock is s10,000, all paid In. The incorporators are Frederick H. Lewis, Elon P. Zimmer and George W. Lewis all of Waterbury. The funeral of Timothy Martin took place this morning from his late home in Waterville with mass | of requiem at St Michaeps church by Father Traynor and interment in Cal vary cemetery. The bearers were Thomas Foy, James Burns, Joseph Riordan, Matthew Maher, John Maher and Joseph Maher.
 The following have been chosen directors of the new Country club: George H. White, J. R. Smith, A. J. Smith, c. L. Holmes, w. B. Merri- man, R. F. Griggs, W. R. Bronson, I. P. Kellogg, O. s. Northrop, F. J. Brown, F. s. Chase, E. o. Goss. L. A. Platte. A. Driggs, w. E. Fulton. People living in the high water ser vice district will be without city water | for two or three hours tomorrow while the new main is being connect. ed in the Long Hill road. The water | will be shut of at o'clock in the morning and people should make pro. vision by drawing enough to last them while the work is on.
 David Flynn, aged Al years. died last night at the residence of his sis ter, Mrs John Shea, 16 Brennan place. Besides Mrs Shea another sis ter. Mrs Dennis Healey, and two brothers, James and Thomas Flynn, survive him. The funeral will take place to the Immaculate Conception church at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Michael Kelleher who was at one time drum major for St Joseph s Drum corps of this city is now with the Barnum & Bailey show which appeared in Birmingham, Alabama, last Saturday. Kelleher. whose home is in Brooklyn started off in vaude- vile and from the beginning he made favorable impression. During his stay in the variety he improved con- siderably and his act with the Bar mum & Bailey show is excellent.
 That big retaining wall belonging to Patrick Barnes which was re- moved by the contractors who are building the outfall to the sewage disposal beds in South Brooklyn, will have to be put back and the question is whose business is it to foot the bills, which will be something in the neighborhood of s1,000. At the meet ing of the board of public works last night 1t was voted to request Mir Barnes to submit his claim in writing to the aldermen.
 The Y. NJ. c. A. management is likely to have trouble with the city government unless steps are taken to make good the damage done by or- der the institution in the destruction of grass on West Main street. City Engineer Cairns has referred to the burning of leaves in front of the society as a piece of vandalism and the board of public works has been instructed to notify the management of the society that the city will look to them to SOW seeds Tn the grass patch on West Main street where the grass was destroyed by the burn ing of leaves. A great effort was made to get grass started there this season and by constant care 1t got over the ground and made things look cheerful along the line of the bitulithic pavement.
 Attorney Church ,o-aav rena;voa