Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-02
CITY NEWS

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 CITY NEWS
 The members of the Quaker Ath- letic club will go on sleigh ride to Straitsville this evening.
 Miss Edith Scranton of North Wil- low street, who has been visiting in New York and New Jersey the past two weeks, has returned.
 Mrs w. H. Philips and daughter, Daisy, left this morning for Jackson vile, Fla, where they will spend a few days whence they will proceed to Fort Meyers for an extended so- journ.
 Daniel Altman has brought suit against the Connecticut Railway x Lighting company for $700 for work done. This is only one of number of other suits which Allman's coun- sel. E. B. Kelley, intends bringing against the company. The work done was grading and carting.
 This is a great day for cleaning sidewalks. The ice is soft and one can do more in an hour than in a whole day when it is stuck to the ground. It pays to do the job to-day Eand probably that explains why so many are busy at that kind of work in all parts of the town.
 William Mccarthy, the hackman, who was appointed member of the fire department on Wednesday by the board of safety, will begin work on Monday morning. He will be mem Der of Hook and Ladder company No 2 at the Burton street engine house, explained by John Moore.
 Letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Miss Belle Baker, Thom- as Coughlan, John l.. Cheesman (3), Mrs Sarah Jane Clark, Miss Pearl Graves, Geo w. Gardner, Mrs L. E.. Hitchcock, J. T. Jackson, Miss Eva Lynch, Thomas Lynch. Mrs Maria Mi ner NJ. McNulty, Cye Shaw, Mrs Amanda Sweeney, G. NJ. Frarax, Avrslide Valentine
 Commencing next Tuesday the po- lice officers will arrest all dogs found at large on the public streets and the i owners will be invited to call at the | police court and explain why they have not compiled with the order to keep their CUTS off the public ways In case dogs should be escorted to the police station it is hoped that some place will be provided for them be sides the tramps' quarters. Several other suitable spots can be picked l out in the city hall building instead l of tying them to the bed posts oi l "Wandering Willie's." who have 6 right to protection while within oul gates. -... l The committee of the United Ger man societies of St Cecilia's parisf wish to thank all who contributed to wards the success of the supper which was held at the old rector! building on Thursday evening. They thank all the patrons, those who gav' their services The Catholic Women' association, The Queens Daughters Curran Dry Goods Co. Benson Furni ture Co, New York X China Tea Co Hellmann Brewing Co, Thomas Kel ly, the baker, F. Asheim Bergil Bros, c. Wiehn Mrs c. Oschner, V Bohl Mccarthy & Moore, and al others who contributed in any wa! towards the success of the affair.
 The lawyers of the city are deter mined to have additional accommo dations in the court house. building even if they have to fight the legisla ture and the county commissioner for it. The legislature of two year ago dismissed the idea of adding t, the library Or raising the building ; story. But this legislature may view the project in a different light ant on Monday morning at 10 o'clock tn lawyers will hold an indignation meeting ill the district court room and draw up petition which vii tell the legislature and the board O county commissioners just what i what about the court house building
 At a meeting of the Third Wart Republican club last night it was de cided to favor the direct primar! law. \ committee consisting of NJ. Byrne. Adam Callan and Attorne! A. r. Hayes was appointed to lobb. in the interest of the change at Hart ford. The proposed amendmen changing the annual dues of the clul from S1 to S2 was adopted. Timoth, F. Barry was elected treasurer O the organization. President Georg E. Sellew announced the selection of the literary and entertainmen committees as follows: Liter erary committee-M. I. Byme chairman: H. o. Wood, Philo Newall Entertainment committee - Ralpl N. Blakeslee, chairman; Judg George H. Cowell. Senator Irvin H. Chase, Representative Abner F Hayes. Representative A. I. Goodrich William H. Wright, Robert Walker Archie Jones John Holmes. William Black. A. k. Hotchkiss Octave Petit jean. E A Lewis, H. +. Snow, sam uel Marsh.
 The funeral of Mrs Della Condol took place this morning from her lat home on Stone street with a mass o requiem at St Francis Xavier church by Father Curtin and inter ment in St Joseph's cemetery. Tn bearers were Thomas F. Dillane. The odore Gowney. George Kane, Denni Kelly, Bernard Kelly and Patricl Clasby. The floral offerings include broken heart marked Mamma.
 from the children of the deceased pillow. lettered Aunt" Mary an
 Jennie Allen; basket of roses, NJ and Mrs James Ryan; standing eros. employees of Foreman Bradley's de partment at the American Ring Co ! wreath. employees of dipping an