Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-05

The local aerie of Eagles will hold an important meeting tonight and a social session will follow.
 A prayer and conference meeting will be held Tuesday evening at 7:45 at Baptist church, Union City.
 The Naugatuck band will give an- other one of their popular dances in Columbus hall, Thursday evening.
 There were 10 deaths in the borough last month, Il of which were females and males. Eleven of these were under 5 years of age.
 A number of the members of the Germania Mannechor and the Hauru- gari Social club left to-day for Bridgeport to take part in the Ger man celebrations.
 The local Hibernians are making preparations for the formation of a cadet corps who will be trained along the lines of the regular divisions. The Cadets are to go through the regu- lar drills and will form an important feature in. the Hibernian parades.
 There was considerable commotion caused early last evening when two cars southward bound ran into each other near the switch above Weber's. One woman tainted and some of the passengers got excited and jumped through the windows. One of the cars was so badly damaged that it was taken back to Waterbury, not being fit to finish the trip. The passengers on the damaged car had to transfer to another car.
 The town clerk has received notice that the following have been drawn to serve as jurors for one year from September 1, 1907: Fred Candee, Or lando Hastings, Harry Roberts, II c. Denniston. Hooker Hotchklss, R. R. Loomis. ST. Thomas Scott, W. IL. Brown. Spencer Hotchkiss. Edward & Lewis, Frank c. Tulcesdale. Edgar E. Jones, K. W. Lewis. William H. Fur ton. Peter Boylan. W. s. osborn, Amos Culver. William Hine.
 The fire chief and borough engin- eer together with the fire committee of the board of warden and burgesses and representative of the railroad company held a meeting in the Union City hose house Saturday afternoon. This meeting was for the purpose of adjusting matters relative 10 the ex- isting and future conditions. Near the Union City hose house the street in front of this building is being low cred so as to give the required height between the street and railroad bridge and in doing this it is going to in- terfere some with the getting fin anl out of the Hose house with the fire apparatus. An agreement was reach ell whereby the railroad will do any thing that the borough authorities will say if they only will say it while the work Is being done and not have to come back at some later date and finish the work. It was stated that the railroad would be willing to put in two catch basins at this place and do anything else flat was needed and asked that the borough engineer fur- nigh the road with established street lines for this particular place and that was all that would be asked of the borough. Burgess Sch0field was tIse only member of the fire committee not present.
 There seems to be considerable dis cIIssion going on just now as to the ad- visibility of purchasing horses to Ie used On the chemical wagon and tIle hook and ladder truck. causei per haps by the failure to procure horses at the necessary time at the last two fires and the question Is repeateslIy asked why the same party who has furnished horses at fires during the past cannot do the same thing now and it is brought out that when -he contract for furnishing horzes for the sprinklinz cart that Is used n Main street wss being let that fbe superinterdent of streets did not sirs Mfr OTRrten fair deal in the matter. Nr O'Bfien has for some time heea