Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
CITY NEWS.

side street, who has been laid up
 with the grip, returned to work this morning.
 Miss Elizabeth D. Clark, principal of the Porter school, resumed her duties to-day after being confined to her home for a week with the grip.
 An anniversary mass for Mrs James Cahill will he held at St Fran cis Xavier's church tomorrow morn ing at 7:30.
 An anniversary mass will be cele- brated at St Thomas's church on 1 Tuesday morning at s o'clock for | Thomas Timms.
 | Edward Fitzpatrick, wno formerly conducted shoe store on South Main street, has taken charge of the shoe de- partment at Reid X Hughes's store.
 Salvatore and Gautane Moligia were arrested on warrants this morning 1 charging them with breach of the peace. They settled for $25, each con- tributing $12.50.
 Dr Y. A. Kelly of North Main street, while returning from Morris park yes 1 terday afternoon, slipped on a piece of ice, fell and received a bad cut on the face It required three stitches to ! close it up.
 Lewis Madden and William Thomp- son were in town yesterday. They call ed upon James William Fitzpatrick during the day and were much pleased to find that he is well on the way to recovery.
 Another section of double track on the Consolidated road was opened yes tertlayl morning at II o'clock. The extension is between the Meriden trestle and Washington avenue, dis tance of about 300 feet.
 Superintendent of Schools B W. Tinker will speak of scientific Tem- perance Instruction in the Public Schools on tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. before the WOmen's Christian Temperance union. The public is in- yited.
 A class for nov beginners will start at MT and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing academy, over the , and To- cent store, Thursday evening, Janu- ary 23. All ballroom dances guar anteed in twelve lessons Terms easy.
 X complimentary dinner was given at The Connecticut Saturday evening to Mr and Mrs James F. Clancy, who were married in Rochester last week. About a dozen were in the party, in- cluding several of MT Clancy's friends among the newspaper men.
 Mems trousers at wholesale cost at Upson, Singleton X Cos.
 The funeral of Mrs James German was held this morning from her late home on Camp street, with mass of requiem at the Immaculate Con ception church and interment in St JOseph's cemetery. The bearers were James English, Richard German, Michael German, James Duffy, Mat thew Loughlin and Michael Fleming.
 X man named John Sullivan was the only occupant of the pen in the city court to-day. He was fined Si and costs for intoxication. The case against the chauffeur. Harry Greene. for over speeding his machine on East Main street the other evening was settled for SfO. There were about dozen first timers arrested for intoxication who were let 20 upon sObering up.
 ApollOs r. Niets, aged Si years. died yesterday afternoon at his home. ll4 Franklin street He leaves his wife. two sons. Wordsworth Y. Viets of Picheral. Ore. and John Y. Niets of city; also two daughters. Mrs Will liam L. Horton and Etta C. Niets. and two brothers. Judah and Benjamin Viets of Granby. Conn. The funeral will he held at 2:3O o'clock to-mor- TOW afternoon with service by the Rev Oscar Haywood. D. h., and interment in Riverside cemetery.
 There were several brush fires in the south end of the city yesterday. and while no serious results followed. il was T wonder how the army of small children that danced about the flames managed to save their skirts This is very grave Offeuse. but nutwith- standing. few take any notice of the part the boy~ play in it. IL is a states prison offense. but suppOsiHg it were no crime at all. one would think that parents would not allow their ,hild- reu to risk their lives at the business.
 F. D Pagan. the snalcr of weights and measures. whose position sn many arc anxious tO fill. tIed his aunral re- p"rt with the. city clerk to-day Ii shows reeeipts amounting tu S1gst- Vi. Of epursa he had tD pay horse hirp and 0ther expenses out of that hut even so. considering that :=, makes a gos-l deal repairing s"aI,-s. fhp -e- port proves that the scale- of weights and measures in Waterbury i~ a p-pt- ty g,-sl j1l, It is undrrst0rI tlaat q successur will Iap riIosen Co Mr Fagau at tine meeting of the aldermen to- night
 Nr ani Mrs John T. Eg1u of Wal nut street Jeff to-day l." take up a permanent residence with their sgaugii- ter in Suufhfngfgn. The family FveI in Ssuthfnzton before coming 5a Wa taFbury aflsl now Mr and Mrs Fzan prsfsr ta retuTn tO the scenes s,e fisalr youngeT days and sINnd the isaiaure s.s . their lives neueath the shadoUs nf the ueTidIen mountains Mr and Mrs Ezan have resided here many years , and have always bepu aer-Crgesi a place among the most dnsiraIs5e rpsf- dents uF tlap- community Mir Egan fz a wn~p~Tw nF Tkp rTvfT vra~ sFw5T s