Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-13
CITY NEWS.

Heavy all wool trousers $o at Up- son, Singleton & Co.'S.
 The board of public works will meet at o'clock tonight.
 Attorney J. E. Russell has pur- chased the E. G. Kilduff property on South Main street for $20,700.
 The Misses Agnes McGrath and Jo- sephine Donahue were the guests of Miss Grace A. Moore of New Britain Sunday.
 A mass of requiem was celebrated this morning for the late Bishop .Tierney at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes.
 Have hot dinner during the cool weather Try Avery's 200 dinner, the. best ever. All home cooking. 445 West Main street. M
 The Waterbury Ministers club met yesterday at the Y. M. 0. A. building. The principal address was delivered by the Rev Sherrod Soule of Nauga- tuck entitled "Reminiscences of a Trip Abroad"
 Mayor Martin of New Haven and a few other officials of that place vis- ited the Boys club on Cottage place last night to see how the local 'insti- tuition is conducted. They were much pleased with the appearance of the place.
 Edith Wiehn, daughter of Mir and Mrs Daniel Wiehn of 250 Walnut street, and Arthur Martel,. one of Waterbury's popular musicians, will be married at St Cecilia's church on Thursday morning at S:30 o'clock. WATERTOWN
 The American Metal Hose Co of Waterbury has filed a certificate of incorporation in the office of the sec retary of the state. The company will deal In hose, tubing and conduits and the incorporators are E. L. Fris- bic, Jr, J. P. Elton and John A. Coe, Jr.. The capital is $100,0o0.
 The railroad commissioners have granted permission for the construc- tion of spur track from the Nalga- tuck division across Freight street to the works of the Waterbury Brass Go. The speed of trains upon 1t is limited to six miles an hour and a fagman must be stationed there when the tracks are in use.
 The taxation revision committee held meeting last night in the alder manic chamber and exchanged opin- Ions on the subject. After long chat it was voted to instruct the clerk !o correspond with the chairmen of the different town schools and ask them few questions regarding the cost of running the schools and so ,orth and send a copy of the replies .o the members of the committee. The next meeting will be held about the middle of next month.
 The moving picture exhibition of the Gans-Nelson catch-as-catch-can match at Polls last evening. was not very we'll attended. The affair was advertised as the Gans-Nelson prize. fight, but the wrestling tactics of Nelson as shown on the screen would lead one to believe 1t was wrest- ling match. Had Nelson stood up instead of burrowing he would not now be decorated with the champion ship medal. John l.. would call such a bout rough-and-tumble af- fair.
 Joseph Gottlieb has brought suit yainst Julius Chotzianoff for $58,- !. 70, and property belonging to the eiendant has been attached. Got i.eb claims he bought from Chotz-
 non four blocks on Park avenue.
 5 93, 97, 101 and 105, giving sotzianoff his mortgage for which . ,tzianoff, Gottlieb claims gave him
 contract securing him in that re-
 sct. Now 1t seems Chotzianoff has l d the mortgage and to secure him.
 If Gottlieb has brought suit against
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 The United Italian societies of Wa rbury and Naugatuck held big arade last night in honor of the 18th anniversary of the discovery of merica by one of their countrymen. . he band was out, too. and very ,rge number of spectators took in he sight. After the parade the so- c;eties held a banquet in Turn hall on scovill street. Columbus day is getting to be quite an event among tho Italian people all over, the United