Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-04
CITY NEWS.

this evening.
 A son was born on Thursday to MT and Mrs Thomas Carroll of S11 Bald win street.
 Have your lawn-mower sharpened, or go-carts retired at Risberg's, 30 Phoenix avenue. Telephone.
 Hamilton park house lots now on sale Easy payments; agents there all day Sunday to show you over the property. Woodward & Lowe, 21 East Main street.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Louis Chotzianoff of this city and Miss Ida Willinger of Watertown. The marriage will be held on August 15.
 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Orville Seavey and Miss Martha J. Powell, which was performed in New York by the Rev A. C. McArthur on April 9.
 Alexander Muhleman, all assistant cook at The Elton and Miss Rather inc Hunt. who recently arrived here from Ireland, were married yester- day by the Rev John G. Davenort, D. D. .,'
 The Highlawn auction sale has been so successful the owners feel called upon to keep it going every day next week. Everyone on the ground is entitled to draw for a present. The free buses from Phil lips's corner are kept busy all the time. Sale at 2:S0 p. m. each day.
 Patrick Donahue died yesterday at the home of his parents, MT and Mrs William Donahue, 3S Pemberton street. Besides his parents he leaves seven sisters, Mrs John Col lins, Mrs John Sullivan, Mrs John Savers, Nellie, Annie, Margaret and Regina Donahue. The funeral will be held at 2:S0 o'clock tomorrow af- ternoon at the Immaculate Concep- tion church.
 Fidelia Davino and Thomas F. Pryor were fellow workers in the employ of the Benedict & Burnham Go last February. One day they had falling out and Fidelia claimed Pryor struck him on the head with a bottle, cutting the scalp. The mat ter was settled in the city court, but Davino then instituted civil proceed ings for damages of S100. The case was heard before Justice Joseph A.. Lauber last evening, Attorney Joseph Reid appearing for the defense and Attorney Bauby for the plaintiff. Decision was reserved.
 The development of manual train ing in the grades has been going on slowly in the public schools of Con- necticut. The chief difficulty in the way of such work is the difficulty of securing properly equipped teachers outside of the manual training schools. Among the other services which the Yale summer school is rem dering to the schools of the state is course intended to give teachers practical equipment for such work. This course is to be given by Walter Sargent of Boston, who has recently been appointed by the Boston school board to supervise such work in Bos- ton.
 The sprinkling car is having a rest to-day and the city fathers are wondering whether they have not made a mistake in not buying instead of paying a big price for the use of one for a few months. They cost anywhere from s1,20O to s1.S00 each and as the city furnishes the water it is pretty plain that it would be economy to own the car. Under the { present arrangement it costs in the neighborhood of S3,000 for the sum- mer, so that there is nice money in it for the company, and some of the officials are of the opinion that it would be quite proper to save this money for the taxpayers and let the American Car Sprinkler Go get along with so much less.
 Peter W. Reilly and Edward Ma ! loney. both for years employees of the l Barlow Bros Go, have purchased the l Charles Thatcher plumbing plant al 1 55 Center street. and took possession of the place to-day. Mir Reilly en- | tered the hardware business eigh.
 teen years ago as an employe of D l B. Wilson, where he remained for three years, when he accepted a posi- ! ton with the Barlow Bros Co and re- mained there until yesterday. He was salesman for the concern and ! has a thorough knowledge of the business. Mir Maloney entered the i employ of the concern twenty-fouI years ago and has been there ever since. He is a first-class mechanic and. like his partner. an all around good fellow, honest and ever ready to apply the golden rule.
 Judge Gager will not hold court here next Tuesday. He will sit Wed. [ nesday morning. however and the { first case to be heard is ". H. Camps appeal from the decision Jf the coun- ! ty commissioners in granting liGu0r
 license to Mrs Sarah Knapp whose . saloon Is at the entrance of tine dTsv- ! ing park. The eases following are ' Julius Baier's appeal from probate l and Edwin T.. LathrOp's appeal from the same court For Thursday the i cooperative savings sOcisty against 1 VI. ]. Byrne administrator et al: JO- { seph SeideI administrator against the town of wOOdbury Margaret Joyce against rhe city of Waterbury and { Michele Carpiaelli against the TrOtt { Baking company For Friday. Ora | Jackson against William Jackson For Tuesday. May II F. E. O-NsHI. ! trustee against E. q. Eilduff. et TX. and Oliver Pawe against x H Cul- yer. administrator. special for the same day
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