Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-09
CITY NEWS

Michael McDermott, a student at the High school is laid up with scar let fever.
 P. F. O'Reilly of Placentia, New foundland. is visiting at the home of F. B. Boyle.
 There will high mass at St Fran cis Xavier's church on Monday morn ing at s o'clock for the late Mrs Mar. garet Lynch.
 NJ. Gavegan, general agent for the Pilot, is in the city calling on sub, scribers for that paper and reports business very good.
 The funeral of Patrick Garvey will be held from the family residence on Hickory street to St Francis Xaviers church at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn ing.
 It is understood that about 150 members of the K. of c. will leave here Sunday morning to attend tSe formation of new council of the or der at TeTryville.
 Owing to ill health, John A. Bagley of Hellmann X Bagley, doing hotel business on Bank street for several years, has retired. The business is to be continued by Henry As Hellmann, who assumes all assets and liabilities
 The Veteran Painting company composed of men who have had from twenty five. to thirty-five years eXper- fence in inside and outside paintiue and decorating, have opened shop at 475 West Main street and solicit a share of public patronage.
 Philip Sullivan was arrested last evening for intoxication by Officer Donahue and this morning Judge Burpee put him on probation to pay fine of S5 and costs. A disturbance at home caused the arrest of William McCann. His wife was the complain ant and he was fined S15 and costs.
 Rev. John A. Mulcahy council. No. 526, K of C., will hold meeting Sunday morning at 10:30 for the transaction of regular business. This meeting is called so as the members can attend the institution of the new council in Terryville in the af- ternoon. It is expected that as many as can will attend.
 The West Cheshire hotel, which is conducted by Ezra Dunworth, for. merly in the express and hack busl ness here, was raided the other even ing by force of constables. Cheshire is supposed to be dry town but ill., side the Cheshire hotel it seemed to have been quite wet if an array of bottled liquors indicated anything The matter is yet in court.
 On Saturday evening March IT the Washington Hill Athletic club will hold their tenth annual concert and promenade at Eagles hall. Great preparations are being made for the affair and the members of the organi- zation intend making it one of the most successful events ever given by the club. The American band or chestra will furnish the music for the concert and dances.
 The board of public safety will not appoint for some time yet the two additional policemen, for whom the last board of aldermen made an ap' propriation. Commissioner Minor made this statement to-day. He said the board saw no immediate necessity for making the appointments. He thought the board would have some difficulty in making the selections as there is sd much material to be looked over.
 Mrs Bridget kieley has brought suit against the American Telegraph and Telephone company through At torney Lynch. for sJO0 damages. This company some months ago put up a number of poles on Town Plot and strung wires on them. connecting New York with Boston. The workmen. ac conling to the complainant in this case. ruined 1000 heads of cabbage aT acre of sweet corn. tore down fences destroyed field If potatoes. all OI Mrs Kieley's land. The case is return able tO the district court.
 The sewing class for children will meet tomorrow afternoon at ? O'clOcl at the convent. corner South Main and | Liberty streets. Mrs James OROuTk, and Miss Elizabeth Peters will assist | in teaching during this month. DOna 1 tions of material for use in thes, classes: also old linen and cotton fU use among the sick Is solicited. Mem bers of the Queens Daughters and others who may be interested in form Ing a sewing guild are requested [, meet at the convent next Tuesday evening at eight o'clock.
 The new rogues gallery connected with the detective bureau. which is capable of holding 1,2OO pictures and revoIves SO that any picture can l be shown without trouble already has fifty-two pictures finished whicf now occupy places in the cabine and more will soon be added. Ordin. aFy drunks or breaches of the peace don't entitle a man to a place in tht gallery. He must be a thief. mur' derer or real bad person before Pho tographer DOdds will have him sit for his picture
 The suit of OIin F. Hart azains Michael FaIlon to recover S76.I9 wa, decidsl this morning by Judge Rbr nee who heard it last week liar was given judgment for all he claim e,l. The suit was a peculiar one Hart and FaIlnn were contractors ii partuership. Each had a Iot of i'm pIements which was to be eOslsiiere, mutual property. It turned out how ever that the svysEiitisiss of the T,arf DarShiD were not adhered to- llislIn .ier<taudings aruse- explanations dii not explain anal the suit just ssscisies was fiIe rsSuIt-
 Tnless an expert examination b' made no one esn be certain that n. eyes may not have some uDdiscgveTeS drrert or weakneSs Therefore bzV. your eye< examined even though the gre apparently vel and srrguS Special for Saturday. Sold tso1d Sp-r