Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-26
CITY NEWS
American

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 To-night's the night. American band prom at auditorium. J. E. Sewell and T. P. Noera are on fishing tripAat Moorshead lake. Company G's Boys Afield." with pictures, in to-morrow's Waterbury Herald.
 Another effort to collect from Colonel Burpee possible. See to-mor- rows Waterbury Herald. ] The house in the middle of Wa terbury street. Illustrated story in to-morrow's Waterbury Herald.
 Mayor Thoms on Waterbury's ! Future" by Miss Taber, in to-mor- rows Waterbury Herald. Illustrated. Most picturesque scenic trolley line in the state to run from Waterbury See pictures in to-morrow's Water bury Herald.
 The appraisers on the estate of the late Charles E. Lamb have filed their report. They are Henry Seeley and Jesse Minor. Their appraisal is $104,- 900.
 There will be an anniversary requiem mass on Monday morning at 7:30 at St Francis Xavier church for the late Matthew Shea of Hickory street.
 Rev Father Fleming of this city will preach tomorrow evening at St Josephs new church, Danbury, on the occasion of the dedication of the new chapel.
 The Rev Dr Dinsmore, D. D., will deliver the memorial address at the First church tomorrow evening, be- fore Wadhams Post, G. A. R., the Womens Relief corps, Sons of Veter- ans and others.
 Attorney George E. Terry and Sem ator Henry H. Peck have been ap- pointed appraisers on the estate of the late Franklyn l.. Curtiss. They have not yet made their return, but it is calculated that the estate will inventory between $300,000 and l $400, 900.
 George E. Williams, a former em- ploye of the New England Engineer ing Co, and Miss Harriet M. Kelly of this city, were married Thursday at Denver, Col, by the Rev MT Craft, of 1 the M. E. church. MT Williams is now employed at Salt Lake City and the couple will reside there. Waterbury Is we'll represented on the list of candidates for admission | to the county bar. The examination l till take place June [ and the local young men on the list are Frederick c. Bauby, brother of Attorney c. W. Bauby; Francis L. Driscoll. Paul Shatfrath and George A. Stokes. Regular social session at Miss Nell lie T. Reeds dancing academy, 43 East Main street, Wednesday evening May 30, by Summer dancing club. It being Decoration night there is no better place to spend the evening, and the electric fans in the hall add greatly to the comfort of the dancers.
 In the opinion of the City attorney J. P. Kellogg, Michael Newyork of Ash street, whose house projects into the street, will have to move the building at his own expense If the city so desires. A water main is be- ing laid there and if the house is not moved the main will have to pass through the cellar of the building.
 The Mill Plain society has elected the following officers: Episcopal committee, A. B. Pierpont; Baptist, H. NJ. Judd; Methodist. J. H. Gar rigus; Congregational, c. S. Miller; secretary, Miss Bessie White; treas urer, H. J. Abel; organist and choir director. Godfrey R. Reed; Sunday school superintendent. H. M. Judd; librarian. Joseph Pierpont. Announcement has been made that the blank pennies so long made for the United States government by the Scovill Mfg Co, is to be cut out and stamped by the government, instead of having the first process done here and the finishing touches put on
 them at the treasury department. The local company turned out about
 100000 of the coins every six months.
 Ii. NJ. Rigney has signed the gar
 bage contract, so that from now on
 there can be no doubt about who is
 responsible for the work. MT Rigney
 will receive pay for the removal of dead animals, that is provided owner ship can be established. If an agent of the Humane society kills an anil
 nal or the owner of dead animal cannot be located, the contractor will
 attend to the case without extra com
 pensation.
 Tn a letter from Ireland John NH | ierick writes that he is having a spien- ' did time. He came near meeting with
 a serious accident while trying to olp
 tain the gift O the gab'' by kissing | the famous Blarney stone on top of
 Blarncy castle. The men who held his
 legs to let him down to kiss the stone 1 came near letting go their hold. and
 but for grasping one of the iron bars
 near the stone he would have pitched headIonc downward.
 W. w. Pease has received the fol- lowing entries for May 90. at the
 Driving park: Ethan Wilks. A. J. ! Cleveland: Commoner Boy. George
 Ragan: Mack. C. Templeton: Banner | Roy. ]. Smith; John Thomas. V. | Hotchkies. Johnnie Onlfne. RI