Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-28
CITY NEWS

There will be meeting this even.
 Ing at 8 o'clock of Company c, sec ond infantry of the Irish Volunteers. Postmaster John Guernsey, who has been laid up the past week with
 the grip is feeling much better and is able to attend his duties again.
 Charles F. Kerr. formerly with Sake & Floto, the florists, has gone to New York where he has accepted a position in the same line of business.
 Attorney Charles w. Bauby, writ ing from Savannah, Ga, says he is having q splendid time wearing his summer clothes. His itinerary takes Tn Florida and term Iates at Havana
 r. J. Cavanaugh .as received word from his wife wht left last week for the west that sh, stood the trip to Kansas in an exS client manner. She will continue to New Mexico, where she will remain couple of months for the benefit of her health.
 On account of new arrangements the Tuesday and Friday night dress making classes of the c. w "A. will meet this evening and every Monday evening until further notice. The rooms are open every afternoon and evening except Wednesday and Sat urday. The customary success is at tending this session of the classes.
 In a few weeks workmen will start to move the house of Robert Walker at the corner of North Willow and Ridgewood street to the cellar in the rear of the building, which was re- gently built When the house is re- moved work will immediately be be- gun on the new block which is to be erected on the corner in one of the stores of which drug store will be conducted by Mir Walker.
 The employees of the City hall are preparing for a sleigh ride Wednes- day night. All the details have been attended to with the exception of de- ciding whether or not others than employees of the city government shall be permitted to take it in. The girls don't care how many attend, but some of the fellows object to this un- less it should be so arranged that in case the girls invite their "steadies" the fellows will have the privilege of bringing their own friends.
 The weather of the past couple of weeks has not been very satisfactory to the builders, who have found it difficult to make much headway espe- cially with outside work Those who are laboring on the inside have also continued the work with much diff culty, as it was so cold last week that even though a fire was going, the builders found their tasks anything but pleasant. Building Inspector Chatfield says that very few permits have been issued the past couple of weeks.
 costume carnival to be held this ey- ening at the Eagle roller skating rink. Twelve excellent prizes will be awarded those who appear in the most original and striking costumes and several excellent attires will un- doubtedly be seen. During the even ing tiashlight picture will be ta- ken, in all probability as the grand march forms. In addition to the prizes which the winners will receive from the management. the photo grapher will present them with handsome picture of the march. The judges will be J. A. Hayden, Joseph McNiff and X. Clark.
 Waterbury people are complaining of the cold, although the thermometer has not been over ten degrees below zero this winter. What would they do if they were living where it is cold? Here are few records of last Thursday night from different places in Massachusetts: Leyden 4S below. Greenfield. 20 to 3S: Gill, 34: Deer field, 22 to 3i: Charlesmont, 30; Con way, 90: West Orange. 10: Shcl- bourne Falls, 3s; Northfield, 3f: Millers Falls, 3S. If these re- turns are correct the Bay state must be pretty cold spot. Bu. perhaps there is something wrong with the thermometers, or those who had read them see things double. Such things are not unusual. Where it was ten below here many insisted that their thermometer showed rec ord af DO "F..a.