Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21
CITY NEWS.

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 The water in all the drinking foun
 tains about the city with the excep
 tion of the one at the Green has beel
 turned off and will not be turned or
 until the reservoir fills up a little
 higher.
 Work is progressing favorably or
 the new Baldwin street engine house
 and if the weather holds out goo(
 the walls will soon be high enough tt
 give people an idea of what it VII
 look like.
 List of advertised letters: Miss Stl-
 vrana Bonnayer @, Mrs Mary Beech
 CT, Arthur F. Curtis, A. DurwetZ,
 Mrs Jas Tanning, Miss Bertha Har-
 vey @, A. l.. Kennedy, Nap Levin. { Joseph Rodier. ..-
 All the di"isions of the A. o. H
 "i.! turn c"t in ,dy tomorrow
 for the laying of the corner stone
 of St Mary'S hospital. Ali members
 of the various divisions will meet at
 1:30 o'clock at Hibernian hall. Every member of Division i, A.
 o. H. is requested to meet at their
 rooms at 1:30 o'clock tomorrow if ternoon to take part in the parade in connection with the laying of the corner stone of St Mary's hospital. Attorney Finton J, Phelan, admin istrator, settled up the estate of the late John J. McMahon in the probate court to-day. The estate was left entirely to the widow and it's settle ment was made without any opposi- tion.
 The thirty-eighth annual re-un- ion of Companies I, B and the band of the First Connecticut Heavy Arr tillery will be held in the Atlantic house, Bridgeport, Wednesday, Octo- Der g. You are cordially invited to come and bring your family. Busi- ness meeting at 12 o'clock noon in the hotel.
 Marshall J. H. Moran desires to have all Holy Name societies at St Patrick's hall at o'clock sharp to- morrow afternoon. Members are to wear white gloves and to carry canes, They will form in line right resting on the church side so that they will be able to fall in line behind the divi- sions of the A. o. H.
 The night school will begin on the evening of Monday, Sept 30 accord ing to a vote of the board of education passed at the meeting held last Mon day evening. The term will last for eighty nights, the limit placed by the state board of education and the course of studies will be the same as last year. .-- lv-.. ... ,--
 The public will not have the op- portunity of witnessing the sketch "The Turn of the Tide" at Jacques next week as Messrs Fitzpatrick and Madden will not open here. On Wednesday afternoon it was under stood that the boys would open up in this city and arrangements were as good as completed but since that time change has been made so that the sketch will not be given at Jacques next week. Both Fitzpatrick and Madden were pleased at the prospects of opening in town and the public will regret to hear that the sketch will not be presented. They will open in the Novelty theater, Brooklyn, N. Y., September 30.
 The quarterly conference of all the local Methodist churches except the First. which took place in July, will be held here tomorrow, at the Metho- 1 dist church in Simonsville. The ses- sion will open at 10 o'clock in the Presiding Elder w. A. | D. D. of New Haven will | he in attendance At 3 o'clock in the l afternoon. the presiding elder will vis- it at Grace Methodist Episcopal | church in Waterville Later he will | hold the second and third quarterly | at the parsonage of St | Paurs church on Farm street
 The funeral of Lionel F.. Dains took place yesterday afternoon from | the residence of his parents. MT and | Mrs Eben Daines of Rockdale aven- ue. Oakville with services at All Saints church and interment in River side cemetery.
 The registrations taken at the league during thls week have been many and several classes are filled. others are forming and in some there are vacancies. Among he new courses this season is a class for nursery maids which includes in the care of children md in the preparation of their food. The course in home nursing will be given on Monday evenings and a course on Wednesday even- ngs. There are a few vacancies in he first course in cookery on Thurs lay evening and in the second course n cookery on Tuesday evening Registration for class enrolment will ontinue through next week.
 A reunion was held at the home of ir and Mrs Peter Smith of West 'heshire. Sunday. Sept 18th about D elatives were present, dinner was erved at high noon after which the merry crowd participated in many There was vocal and selections. A ball game ! -as played between the New Haven nd Waterbury relatives the score eing in favor of the latter. Those resent were as follows: Mrs ames Farrell and family of Mfr and Mrs Korn and amily of New Haven. Mir and Mrs .udolph and family of New Haven, Ir and Mrs Isaac Booth of New Ha- en. Mr and Mrs Peter O'Loughlin nd family of Waterbury. Mrs Thom- 3 Farrell and family of Waterbury I Ir and Mrs James ODoughlin and imily of Waterbury. Della Moore. .afie FItzzerad. and Mary HeaIy