Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-10
CITY NEWS.

First Division, A. o. Fl. will meet tomorrow evening at Hibernian hall
 An entertainment and supper. will be given tomorrow evening at A. M. k. Zion church on Pearl street.
 Mrs Alice Welton was to-day ap- pointed administratrix on the estate of her husband the late Edward Sher- man Welton.
 The members of the Alumnae of Notre Dame are requested to send all articles for the art booth at the charity bazaar to City hall on Friday April 12 between and 5:3O o'clock.
 The remains of the late Mrs w. II. Billinge of Plaza avenue will be taken in New York tomorrow and inferred in Greenwood cemetery. Funeral ser. Sice were held in the house to-day.
 The plaintiffs appeal in the suit of Thomas H. Hayes against Attorney N. R. Bronson to the supreme court has been withdrawn. This step ends years of litigation over a matter which has been to the supreme court two or three times.
 A voting contest between the vari- ous schools of the city for an Irish football. will start Saturday night at the charity bazaar in the City hall. The Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H. will have charge of the contest and all are sure of a square deal. Entries must be made at the City hall Sat urday night.
 Yesterday a sneak thief entered the Clark residence on Hillside avenue and made of with a coat and vest of Mir Clark's summer suit. The thief entered the house and went to the third floor where some carpenters were at work and it was an easy mat , Ter for him to nab the clothing. MT Slark reported the loss at the police X station.
 One of the wheels of F. J. Larkin's big furniture wagons came on on East Main street this morning and the axle came to the ground with a bang and caused people on the side i walks to jump several feet in the air. In a very short time the monster wagon was hoisted up. the wheel put back where it belonged and then everything logged along as usual.
 Among the delegates from this city in attendance at the state convention of the New England Order of Pro- tection at Hartford. this evening are Mrs George Burritt, Mrs Henry Bak- CT, Mrs Victor Shaw. Mrs Marshal Darling. Mrs Bresnahan. Mir and Mrs Butterly. Mir Butler. Mir and Mrs T. NJ. Payne. Mir and Mrs Joseph Nell. Mrs Lena Brown. Miss Lena Stadler, Mrs Babbette Hubbers. Max Kies- sling. Emil c. Steinman, P. !. Me- Donald. P. J. Slavin, NJ. J. CoIloty, James Delaney
 David Carroll thought he was go- | ing to get done" yesterday after noon so he made 1t a point to see that the money which was coming his way would not go wrong. Carroll moved family in certain section of the city and demanded the money before he had placed the last load in the house. The owner of the furniture refused to pay until the furniture was all in, so Carroll carried the furniture to his barn on Pleasant street. Last evening the owner made good so the furniture was once more placed on the wagon and taken to its destina- ton.
 The spring meeting of the Connec- lieut. Editorial association will Ie iield ct The Elton. Monday. The program will incIusie paper by W. ]. Pape of the Waterbury Republican on -Po- liticsl Advertising: a paper by Fred w Lyon of the Greenwich News. on 
 fion of Weekly NewSpaIrr-: and s report hy C. H. Schoiey of the Store Line Times on the work of the lceis- stive commiftee- Arthur Barnes. sdi- tor Of the Bristol Press. is the psesi- lent of the sssoriation and the scrre- .nfy is EIwesd S Fla of the Man. thester Herald