Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-18
CITY NEWS.

| Superintendent Reiley has coY14
 menced work on the grading of
 Highland avenue.
 The department of public works will hear parties interested in the
 proposed extension of Liberty street | tonight.
 M. Keeley, M. E. Keeley and Dr P. T. Keeley, while in New York yes-
 terday, visited the Right Rev Mon-
 signor Slocum, who is at St Vincent's
 hospital. and Officer Maurice Noonan
 at the Post Graduate.
 Frank Daily of South Elm street
 has returned from Holy Cross and will spend the summer at his home
 in this city. Daily did the backstop
 work for the prep" base ball team,
 doing some fine fielding and batting.
 James Lezotte. the year old son
 of B. P. Lezotte of 6S Dikeman
 street, fractured bone in his left
 forearm on Saturday by falling from
 a see-saw while engaged at play
 with a few of his companions. Dr
 Hayes was called and set the frac.
 ture.
 The Queens Daughters will hold an important meeting this evening. It will be the closing session of the year and matters of importance to every member will be discussed. The an- nual reports will be read. It is ex- pected that Bishop Tierney will be present. After the business meeting a social session will be held and a program of music, song and recita- tions has been prepared.
 D. J. Griffin, the real estate deal CT, has offered a reward of $50 for information which will lead to the conviction of anybody interfering with signs he has placed on his prop erty on South Main street. It is hard to maintain a sign very long, especially down that way, and Mir Griffin says he is willing to pay handsomely in order to get an op- portunity to teach those who have been trifing with his signs a lesson.
 A reception in honor of Thomas Reilley and Miss Josephine Feeney, who are engaged to be married, was given last evening at the home of Mrs Joseph Costenbader in Cottage place. During the evening a turkey supper was served. The out of town guests included William Loverty, Michael Calender, William Scully, James Keavney. Miss Mary Cavan- agh and Miss Margaret Kenney of New Haven and James Bowler of Chicago.
 The man who is putting up the new street signs got quite joke on people who passed along Benedict and Jewelry streets the past few days. He wanted to have the board of public works see how the signs looked when placed in position and picked up the first one that came to his hand and put 1t at the corner of Jewelry and Benedict streets, across the way from the city yard. The one he used belongs in the north end and people who saw 1t laughed at the "blunder." The man In charge of the job laughed. too. and from all accounts he laughed last The commissioners were rath. sr slow in taking 1t in and 1t was to it's proper location to- Hay.
 At quarterly meeting of Court vigilant. No so, F. of A.. held at c. A. R. hall last night. the following officers were elected for the ensuing erm: Chief ranger. Robert Doher- V. sub-chief ranger. James Raleigh: secretary. Martin Tier ley: senior woodward. Thomas Bol- on: junior woodward. Jeremiah Hurley; senior beadle. John Kinney; unior beadle. Charles Fitzpatrick: ecturer. Thomas Grimes; deputy Srand chief ranger. William Clasby If Court Rose Hill After the meet ng refreshments were served and he following furnished entertain nent: Song. John T. Riley: song, Emil Dale;: remarks. John McPaft- and: recitation. James Raleigh: ong. Patrick Pulley: song Charles The court had a num- 'er of applications and the treas
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