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

The sprlnkling carts paid a vlslt to Brooklyn yesterday.
 Division 5, A. o. H. will give their regular dance tomorrow evening at Hibernian hall.
 Miss Julia Hayes. student of Well lesley. Is visiting at her home on South Elm street.
 Mrs William Hennessey of Boston. Mass, is the guest of MT and Mrs George Bowling of Manhan street.
 The board of public works will hold . special meeting tomorrow night to approve bills for the Grouse
 Construction Co.
 Although the teachers of the public schools are on their Easter vacation, nevertheless very few are out of town. judging from the number that found their way to the comptrollers office this afternoon for their pay.
 The property owned by Pasquale Anastasia on the corner of Winches- ter avenue and North Main street. will he sold tomorrow at public auc- tion at 8 o'clock, by Sheriff W M. Gillette. appointed by the district at- torney.
 Charles Smith was arrested to-day charged with stealing an overcoat from boarding house at 51 Maple street The coat was found in a pawn shop and as the landlady sus- pected Smith, there was little trouble in landing him at the station.
 Those in a position to know say that the Waterbury men who are in- teresting themselves in a New Ha- ven morning paper. expect some time to be connected with morning daily nearer home. The taking of stock in the New Haven concern is only an entering wedge. 'tis said, and in the near future they expect to launch a daily in this city.
 The congregation of Rabbi Israel. who conducts services at the Jewish synagogue at 49 Kingsbury street IS rapidly paying of the mortgage on the place and within short time ex- poets to have the edifice clear of debt. The synagogue was at one time owned by Samuel Chotzianoff. who in turn sold it to the congregation of Sharis. Repairs were made on the building and it was turned into a very suita- ble meeting place. About s2.21U has been paid on the church debt.
 This evening at Columbus hall Sheridan lodge. \. F. O. r. will hold their regular meeting. limitations will take place. After the close of the meeting delegates of the five local lodges. who have been elected to at- tend the grand lodge session which will be held in Hartford next Wednesday, will hold a meeting to make arrange ments for the event It is earnestly desired that the twenty-two delegates will be present.
 The suit of Morris waas against the local branch of the Cigar Makers union was begun before Judge Bur- pee in the city court this afternoon. Waas' suit was to recover for sick benefits. He claims he was entitled to $500 and because the commit tee having such matters in charge had a grudge against him. his bill was not allowed. The defense was that he was not sick during the whole period he alleges. The union was by Attorney John 0'Neill and wass by Attorney bernstein.
 John ~Kid- Altman. famous for his bouts with Harold Peanuts Dillon and other state aspirants for pugilis- tic fame was arrested to-day for breaeh of the peace. The warrant was issued at the request of a color cd gentleman. employed in one of the local restaurants. who last evening had the misfortune to encounter some left and right hooks delivered hy -Kid-- Altman and the colored fel- low did not have much of a eOnverSs tion before the swatting bee com menced and John did all the sfinging xifh the result that he will have to face the city court tomorrow morning unle<s he ~ettles his case before that lime.