Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-24
sRooELYH BRrETs

The card tournament at the ly- ceum will start this evening.
 "A good attendance was present last evening at the dance given by the Lithuanian band at the hall on Green street.
 Miss Marion Hunter of Alder street entertained the Junior Aid so- clety of the Third church at her home on Tuesday evening.
 The Daisy Whist club will meet at the home of Miss Margaret shan nahan, on Lafayette street on Fri day evening. February 1.
 The final settlement between At torney Porter l.. Wood, who was tax collector for the district of Town Plot from 1895 to 1901, and the district committee was made yesterday, in accordance with vote passed at q meeting of the taxpayers on Monday evening. Although it is not custom ary to place liens on property until after the taxes are due yaer, Wood did this and many citizens on the hill were compelled to pay from $50 to $50 while their taxes were only a few dollars. A prominent member of the Town Plot district committee said to. day it was the height of folly on the part of those members who agreed to allow the matter to be settled as It was yesterday as Mir Wood had not made a satisfactory report to the district.
 -Oue of the principal reasons why the members of the Brooklyn and Town Plot Improvement society think that the triangular space in front of the Duggan school would be much better place for a water trough than at the corner of Bank and North Niv' erside streets is that the animals would be away from the noise of the engines. Horsemen claim that moi only is the trough at the corner of Bank, and Riverside streets in an undesirable place but because of the abutments 1t can only be approached on two sides. Moreover the street al this point slopes to such an extent that horses when there Is ice on the ground are likely to slip often Il is no place for a horseman to stop who has an animal that Is balky, as engines roll by at all hours of the day and often times drivers restrain their steeds with dificulty. Moreover the Brooklynites declare that a trough at the junction of Bank street and Washington avenue would be located in the center of Brooklyn and would also be convenient for the horses of Town Plot.
 The committee selected by the Town Plot school district and the committee composed of school teach. CTS from the Town Plot school met last evening to make arrangements for the housewarming which Is to be given in the new school rooms. Al. though the district committee was fin favor of holding the affair on Fri day evening. February 22. Washing tons birthday. the teachers wers much opposed to that date as there ,s no school on that day, After some lively discussion. during which the teachers evidently convinced the dis trict committee that 1t was in the wrong, it was decided to give the housewarming on Thursday evening February 21. The committees fol- low. Arrangement. Miss Mary Reil. ley. Miss Helen Kieley. Mrs Lillian A. Bronson. Mrs Mabelle Callan. Miss Mary Healy: Those on the refresh. ment committee are as follows. Mrs John wffhey. chairman: Mrs George w. Hargrsves. Mrs Philip Savard- Mrs C. ]. Gensler. Mrs W. C. Moss Mrs ]. Nehan. Ms J. Denker. Mrs Brothers. Mrs W. C. German. Mir J. H Nichols. The regular members of the arrangement committee arr Hans Rasmussen. W. F.. Nichols George W. HarErsves. Philip savard Philip Farrell l. L. Cpson- W. c Noe. Rev E. ]. Lewis. Thomas Du auet. George D. Hinmsn- Georxe Ad. ans. James Tysck- Prank wIfs~y William c Han-
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