Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-02-07
CITY NEWS.

college has taken position as stem
ographcr with the Waterbury Button
Co.
James Donahue OF North Square
and Michael F, Greaney of Vine
street returned home last evening af-
ter being three weeks travelling in
the south.
A months mind mass will be cele-
brated tomorrow morning at
o'clock at the Immaculate Concep-
ton church for the late Mrs Patrick
II. Collins.
An anniversary mass of requiem
will be celebrated at st Patrick's
church at o'clock next Monday morn
ing for the late Mrs Lucy Brophy of
Cottage place.
The Monitor Hose Veteran associ-
alton will observe its fortieth anhi1
versary at Hodson's tonight. 1t will
be the biggest affair in the history
of the organization.
There will be a months mind mass
at 8 o'clock in st Thomas church to-
morrow for the late Mrs Jane Finne-
gan, who was well known in the
north end where she had resided for
years.
On retiring from the fOremanship
in the Scovill Manufacturing plant,
George A. Long was presented with
a handsome library table as testi-
monial of the regard in which he
was held by the employees of his de-
partment. Mr. Long is now superin-
tendent of the Matthews & Willard
plant.
Yesterday afternoon about 5:15
the fire department was called by
box PIG to a small fire in a build
ing owned by Christopher Clarity
in the rear of John O'Brien's bakery
at Ala North Main street. 1t took
the chemical engine only short
time to extinguish the blaze. The
loss was slight.
Cases for hearing in the superior
court next week were set down in this
order to-day: Henes VS. Muster. now on
trial: Miles McNiff w the City. and
John N. JOY VS. the same, both special.
Wednesday: Edward f. Cole VS. Mars
Tafel and Henry $. Kerbaugh vs. John
]. O'Brieu. Thursday: c. +. Downey
vs. Nellie II. Moriarty, and Annie Nc
Very VS. Or MyrOn l., Cooley.
Mems half wool. half cotton 25c
son (seconds) 1Cc, ut Epson, Singleton
X Cos.
The difficulty between Samuel For
man and Philip Rubin was settled up
to-day ana the case which the latter
had instituted against the former.
claiming damages of 5000 will he
withdrawn from the superior court,
The difficulty was over an alleged sale
Of the store conducted by Mr. For
man. Mr. Forman paid the costs of
the settlement and Mr. Rubin cuntin-
ues business in the store.
The Shoe Hardware company's
shop on Brown street is another firm
that is to run full time. Yesterday a
notice was posted at the main en-
trance informing all the employees
that on Monday and until further
notice the shop will run full time. ID
hours a week. For the past few
months the concern has been running
on short time. This notice effects q
few hundred employees.
The board Of assessment met last
night and heard parties interested in
the diScontinuance of portion of
Benedict street and the proposed lay
out of the RradIeyville road frUni the
Middlchury road $40 feet westerly.
and Chapman. from North Willow
street casterly. The Bradlcyvill" road
people objected to the layout. but the
Chapman avenue folks were very
much in favor of the proposed grade
and layout in their street. Nobody
appeared an the matter Of disrontin-
uing the lower cud Of Beue,licG street.
The bureau took an outing this after
noon and looked over The different
places.
Miss Sheehy. the new indexer of
land records in the town clerks a.
flee. entered upon the duties Of her
Office to-day, with Miss Malone
daughter of Alderman John H. Na.
lone. as assistant. In the absence
Of a more suitable place the work Is
being done in the aIdeTmaniC cham.
her. Some time when the city Will
have more Office rooms, The indeXeIs
will have a place 20 themselves
/ Town Clerk Brett. Collector ReeS-s
and others who have practical
, knowledge Of indexing land records
: volunteered such Information 70
I Hiss Sheehy as she might need ia
order TO familiarize herself with TIRE
work
The registrars Of voters and assist
ants will he iu session AZ the follow
. ing places today from IL o'cIOcl
noon until = O-cEock in the evening
for the purpose o. placing on To
list for primaries and caucuses thu
names Of those who apply that ar,
not On the lists previously prepared
First district room 10. Plat builI
ing. 45 East Main street. Second DIS
tric, Frank Pelka-s tailor shop Uvst
+ Citizens bank building Third dis
rrEet. REGISTRARS ROOM City hail an
mex. Laaveuworth street Fourth dis
tri~-. Auditorium Cigar Co. Zse Soutl
gain street fifth district. Lswi0T
cigar store - East Main street
sixth district. WatervfIle drug Store
Voters having 6hzz-ed their Teside1c'
since former registrations should So
70 having proper corrections made
Voters wru have ghanzsH fhsfr resi-