Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-28
CITY NEWS.
The board of education will meet Monday evening.

The board of education will meet Monday evening.
 Court Champlain, F. of A, will observe it's anniversary on June 26.
 There was only one occupant of the dock in the city court to-day. He was Michael Donahue, charged with intoXication and Judge Burpee inn posed fine of S5 and costs.
 MT and Mrs Walter Smith of Hart ford are the guests of Mir and Mrs William Reither of this city. MT Smith is captain in the police de- partment of the Capitol city.
 At short calendar in the district court to-day only routine business was transacted and only few items of that. The lawyers were too busy munching apples brought from Judge Cowell's farm up the state to care much for business.
 Katherine A. Lawlor, aged IS months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Lawlor of Wolcott street, died last night at the family resi- dence, 19S Wolcott street. The tu- neral took place this afterLoon with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 The double funeral of Mildred and John Thibodeau, the weeks old twin children of MT and Mrs John Thibodeau of Springlako road, took place this afternoon with interment in new St Joseph's cemetery. One of the babies died yesterday after noon and the other fingered until o'clock this morning.
 Mrs l.. NJ. Hall the miliiner at 40 East Main street is now holding her annual spring opening. All the late models which will surely be popular this season are to be found in great abundance in this display. Trim mings and decorations too will inter- est you. An invitation is extended to all to attend.
 The executive committee of the Waterbury aerie of Eagles will hold special meeting tomorrow after noon to arrange for the coming an- niversary banquet to be held on April 2S. It is expected that Hon John D. Spellman will deliver the oration. Attorney F. P. Guilfoile will act as toastmaster.
 List of advertised letters: Mrs Julia Bryant, Walter V. Barbour Charles Carroll (3), Mrs Arthur Goss, Miss Millie Kutscher, George c. Miller, G. F. Moore, Leo Mar. shall, Mrs Theodore Macdonald, Miss Vera Elizabeth Philips. George Van Nostrand (3), John Williams, Mrs Eugenie Woodward, Mrs NJ. Wal. finger.
 Mrs B. Ginsberg the milliner al 73 South Main street is now hold. ing her spring opening and extends an invitation to all to call and in. spect all the new creations in mil. linery. Among the styles which will be found at this store are the Sus. anne models, sailor shapes, several French hats and a special line oi | extreme styles in the Merry ', idow Pauline, the French hypnOtist, who is the headliner at the Jacques next week will introduce Il remarkable de mOnstratiOn of his powers in the window of WenZels store in Exchange Place on Tuesday noon. He will put q man to sleep in the window and leave him under the spell of the hyp- nOtic trance until Tuesday evening when the subject will be brought to the Jacques and awakened from his sleep.
 o. P. Hart of West Main street sold a stone crusher tO the author. ities of WatertOwn yesterday and will spend the next few week! learning a man how to operate it The stone Crusher is becoming part of the paraphernalia of all ID to date towns and cities and in time crushed stone instead of dirt will be used for road making more generally than some ever supposed. In many re spects this kind of treatment is cheaper and everybody knows thaI it makes a much more desirable highway.
 Between S and 9 o'clock the last two evenings a very peculiar light was seen in the sky and attracted ] the attention of almost everyone WhC was on the streets at the time. Il was a white light. rather pale, but very distinct. It started from th' |. eastern horizon and extended cleal across the sky. l. was the auTOT; 1 bOrealis and although no color o0ulC be detected on the phenomenon, il was nevertheless a good sample Ot 1 the aurora. At the Yale observa' l tory ft was said that these displayi were not uncommon, but none had been visible in three or four years ir this locality. The unusual climatic conditions of yesterday hal. accord ing to the authorities nothing to dC with the display.
 The board of agents of the BrDn son library met this afte-EOOn at o'clock and considered he appisca tfon of residents of SimOnsviIle fOi the establishment of a branch D. brsry in that district Thfs is some thing that is badly needed. but ow. ing to lack Of funds it was deferred until u0W. With a suEeieat numbeI of books near their homes the yOuns and old of that rapidly growing sec ss-- s.E TF-~Ea-E--w -z-zTH Esr -~ a r5-zF