Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-04-25
CITY NEWS.

Warrior" stockings. strongest for
boys, . pairs 25c at tyson Singleton
& Cos.
Floyd Neal, formerly resident OF
this city, has been visiting friends IN
town the past few days. Neal is now
in the freshman class at Harvard col
lege.
At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Third Congregational
church last night it was voted to ex-
tend A call TO the Rev c. D. Chunn
of Roxbury.
The Easter music will be repeated
tomorrow by the male quartette OF
St Cecilias parish at the last mass.
The st Cecilias Singing society will
render during the services Der the
Des Hern."
The Misses Katherine Healey.
Katherine Nolan, Kathleen Coughlan
and Louise Murphy, students at the
WiIlimantic Normal school, are
spending a few days at their homes
in this city.
The no license men will hold a big
rally here on April 80. This action
was taken at a meeting OF the local
committee last night, Alexander Nc
Lean presiding and George Watson
acting as clerk.
List of advertised letters: Lean
Dire Bertheaume, Cleophace Baker
Stephen 7. Burr, Daniel Coss, Miss
S. Conroy, Miss Elizabeth Dunno,
Mrs Michael Gibbans, Mrs Mary
Hahan. Harris E. Hodgdon. Mrs
John Kimball Norman E. Nelson,
Mrs E. ]. Phillips.
st Stanislaus school in connection
with st Cecilia's school will reopen
on Tuesday, April %. An extra
room has been added this term which
will be in charge of Sister Anne
Helaine. In St Cecilia's school an
other room has also been added and
a new sister, Sister Michlet, Will be
in charge. All the rooms have been
refitted with new furniture.
Property owners in South Brook
lyn should have a heart to heart talk
with Mayor Thoms and see II they
can induce him to use mis- influence
with the railroad people TO widen the
roadway under the crossing of the
New England road. 1t should be
about twice its present width, ana
now is a very opportune time to take
hold of it, while the street is being
laid out up to that point.
Universalist services tomorrow as
follows: 1890 a. M, the pastor
will speak on Jesus and the Jew
ish Passover" At noon, a beautl-
fully illustrated lecture will be
given the Bible school, on The
Israelites in Egypt, and the Pre-
lenses of Rameses H." Place OIL
meeting, G. A. R. hall, Jones-Mor-
gan building. 10S Bank street. The
public is cordially invited.
"Nufangl' trousers fit without a
wrinkle 81 to 81. Epson, Singleton
& Cos.
An appeal to the supreme court has
been filed by Attorney Guilfoile IN
the case of Angelo Morelli against
the Noera Manufacturing Co fol
damages of $4,000. A few days age
Judge Shumway in the superior court
gave Judgment for the plaintif tt
recover nominal damages of $50 with
costs. Morelli claims TO have. LOST
part of the fingers of his right hands
in a machine while in the employ o
the company and that if the machine
had been in proper working order
the accident would not have happen
cd. On the other hand the company
claim Morelli was contributory negli
gent and that he violated the order!
given all press hands in its empty.
Yesterday Inspector Callahan To-
Gated the agent of the Nieman prop
erty on Baldwin street aud had him
plunge out the sewer trap and re-
move the nuisance so far as the
sewer running over the street is con-
cerned. but the inspector is not in
the business of building walls and
couldn't do anything to prevent the
bank from crumbling onto the walk.
II the people who use that street
daily can stand IT those yTo rarely
ever have occasion to walk on ii have
no good reason TO find fault. but il
is something that everybody has
been talking about for many years
and il seems that the city or the
property owner should be obliged TO
fix it.
Perry c. Morris has a force of men
at work grading South Leonard
street and he appears to be doing a
first-class job. When the grading
is finished. retaining walls construct
ed where they are needed, he side
walks laid and the CUTTERS paved,
residents of that district and others
who may have occasion TO use the
street from time to time will be very
much pleased with the change. Il is
a very nice residence district. but i'm.
provements we're rather slow in NOV
Ing down that way and as a result
many had grown weary waiting for
them and we're planning to move ont
when the good things arrived. After
this year they will want a sewer, a
public school and policeman.
Every size in hlue serge knicker-
booker suits 1897 at Epson, Single
ton & Cos.
The street department Is rushing
things on South Main street. The
curb is being reset from the angle
below the Buckle shop 10 City Cor.
ncrs and The pipe is on the ground
for the new storm water conduit
which will run from Dounsbury
street 20 Glen street and thence int
The brook that empties into tbs
Naugatuck river. Close to thii
poimt. across the way On s1e south