Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-26
CITY NEWS
Try Birk's homemade Pork Pies.

Try Birk's homemade Pork Pies. There will be a meeting of the Patrick Sarsfield club this evening. MT and Mrs James R. Lawlor ar
 rived home from their wedding tour
 Saturday evening. Get your Thanksgiving day suit at U. s. X Co.'S. You'll look as good as you feel and have money in your pocket.
 There will be months mind re-
 quiem mass at the Immaculate con
 ception church at o'clock tomorrow
 for the late James Tobin.
 The funeral of Mrs Charles
 Towsley took place this morning
 from her late residence on East Main
 street. The remains were taken to
 Cheshire for burial. r
 Next Monday will be the eleventh
 anniversary of the formation of the
 parish of St Francis Xavier. The event will be the occasion of a three days devotion, commencing Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 William B. Hotchkiss of the firm of Hotchkiss & Templeton was to- day appointed administrator on the estate of his mother, Mrs Katherine Hotchkiss. who was the widow of the late B. s. Hotchkiss.
 In the probate court this morning the hearing that was to take place on John Early's application for an allowance from the estate of his late wife, Susan Early, was put over to next Saturday. It is said MT Early asks for s25 week.
 Whether you buy necktie or an overcoat U. s. X Co.'S cash store will save you money.
 Waterville people still continue to find fault with the manner in which the city garbage is being disposed of. This simply emphasizes that the former contractor was shamefully abused by people who contended that the plant was all right, but that Mir Carroll didn't know how to operate it.
 At the regular meeting of Mulcahy council tomorrow evening the mys- teries of the first and second degree will be revealed to a number of can didates. The ceremonies will com- mence promptly at o'clock. District Deputy Hearn will have charge of the workings. All Knights of Columbus men in town are invited to attend.
 Every one who wishes to play whist from the start off tonight, when the Catholic Women's associa- tion gives its Cinderella whist at the Auditorium should be seated at S:45 for the whist will start promptly. Those in charge of sections and the scorers should be present in the hall at o'clock.
 The Boys club orchestra was for mally organized yesterday by Prof J. M. Fulton, at the institution on Cottage place. The members and the instrument each plays are as follows: David Morgan, drum: Album Aspa- hake. clarinet: Thomas Caffrey, cym- bals; B. Galligan, alto: Harry Ker- shaw, baritone; Willie Case, trom- bone; George Mclean. cornet: Philip Kennedy, trombone; Emile Needman, alto; Harvey Squires, alto; Evan Nor gan, bass drum; Eugene Degnan, trombone; Louis Leach, baritone; George Mack. Cornet; William Hall, | cornet; Fred Hall, clarinet: Harold | kenAey, cornet; John Maloney, trom- | bone; Dennis Casey. alto; James Par ker. cornet; A. B. Fandiller, cornet: | Mehael Donovan, bass: R. Michigan, bass; MT Freeman. clarinet; W. Der gen, cornet: James Leonard, cornet; Frank Mack, piccolo; Charles Shoe maker, cornet: Mir Bergen, clarinet: George Gallagain, cornet; Nathan Avaison, clarinet.
 At the meeting of the Hill Street Improvement association Saturday night 1t was decided to inform the board of aldermen what improve ments they would like to see carried put in that section, the continuation of the grading of Hill street as far as Greenwood avenue. and also the extension of the water servl-e to Hotchklss street If those improve Inents were granted it would mean d large increase in the grand list, as there ara many people owning lots, who would build if there were more accomOdatiOns. while some people Ob- iect 10 the suburban district getting any Improvements at all. Those who object should remember that the su- burban districts were forced into the rity and the difference in the tax rate between the urban and suburban dis fricts is only about two mills. They might well object t0 the rural dis tricts getting those Improvements where the tax rate is only three mills. X petition is In circulation t0 be pre- 'ented to the United Gas Improve nent Co for the extension of The gas main from Plstt street to Cassidy lvenue. As almost every property ,wner and tenant are anxious Co re-