Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-27
CITY NEWS.

temperature to-day the cool weather
 being much appreciated.
 I The Eagle Brewing Co is sending
 out very convenient base ball score
 counter. It is quite an ingenious coll
 trivance and enables one to keep track
 of a game with very little effort.
 Tomorrow evening the Military
 band of Waterbury will give their
 promenade and concert at Good Will
 hall, Waterville. These promenades
 will continue all summer. The full
 band will be on hand.
 c. s. Lake, superintendent Of the
 New York, New Haven & Hartford,
 has issued orders that in the future
 there shall be less blowing of engine
 whistles within the city limits It is
 to be hoped that the order will be en.
 forced.
 Daniel E. Blackmer has purchased
 from Addison A. and Elizabeth Ash
 born their three family house situated
 at 112 and 114 Wood street. The
 sale was made through the agency of
 Daniel T. Harrington of 40 East
 Main street. l The entertainment and ball to be
 given at the armory tonight under
 the auspices of the local Hebrew so- cieties for the benefit of St Mary's hospital, promises to attract large attendance. A very interesting pro- gram has been arranged. Tomorrow evening the Waterbury Dancing academy will hold recep- | tion and dance at Leavenworth hall. | The affair will be the closing event of the academy for the summer sea- son and large crowd is expected. Galipeau's orchestra will furnish all popular music for dancing.
 At a meeting of Toantick tribe, No 22, l. o. R. M, last night officers were elected as follows: Sachem, B. w. Johnson; senior sagamore, w. $. Bolton; junior sagamore, J. A. Rogers; prophet, Frank Snagg; keeper of paraphernalia, Robert Stew ems, chief of music, w. T, Wells.
 Some fine day when Mayor Thoms and his board of public works find time they should pay visit to Center and Bank streets and see if public necessity and convenience do not re- quire crosswalks across Bank street at Center street. Hundreds hobble over the granite dimension blocks there every day. and having no special place to walk on, women are hard | shipped and men don't Ike it either.
 At the regular meeting of Excel | sior council. No 2, o. U. A. NJ, last | night. officers were chosen as fol- 1 lows: Councillor, J. E. O'Neill; vice. councillor. N. J. Phillips; recording secretary, c. L. Clark: assistant re- cording secretary. J. L. Mraz; finan- cial secretary. N. A.~Holgate; treas urer, W. A. Chase; inductor, c. T. Clyne; examiner. Dr Callbreath; in- side protector, J. H. Vass; outside protector, E. F. Clark; musician, Homer Bassette.
 Mrs Anna Pickett of Naugatuck was arrested last evening for being intoxicated on the streets by Officer Fitzgerald. She was found near Dov- CT street on South Main street, and was fined $5 and costs She paid. Tony Wollie attracted the attention of Officer Madden yesterday on the green. Wolfe was reading prayers out of a book and would stand and declare himself every few yards. He scared lot O: people He mas a bad rnccrd with tue police aa1 an old probation sentence was ltirciy fg- nn.eu by him. He was commii:el 10 lIii for thirty days.
 Janitor Carey of the Simonsville schools is making good headway to- wards beautifying the grounds at the Hopeville building. The location of | he school is all right but owing tt he sandy condition of the soil. it has always been rather difficult to get anything to grow on 1t. It is dif- 'erent at the other school where the ,ity has just completed a new retain ng wall. Here the playground is Ine of the best in the city and work lone on it shows. When the old loies are taken up and reset to con- orm with the new grade of the treet the sidewalks laid and the gut , CTS paved the people will have rea- 'on to feel proud of the place, for if Will be one of the handsomest public ways Tn the city. It is a serious blow , O the lower end of the district to lave the trolley stop at Post street Instead of continuing to the Pearl lakes road. as per contract, but the est of the road will be built as Oon as the property owners make a fowl about it. and not before. SO if 2 s up to themselves
 Readers of the Democrat who eon- emplate becoming benedicts. will ind it to their advantage to get the V Tedding ring of us: and at the same ime look at our large and varied as- of jewelry. etc. for wedding V fits. Friends of the prospective rides and grOOms will also do we'll Q take the hint, as all our goods are eliable and fully guaranteed. The 2 'pson Jswelry Co. es Bank street.
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