Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-22
CITY NEWS.


cousin Miss Calista Furey of Ansonia.
Miss Eva Pratt of South Main
street, who has been i'll at her home
is expected to be out soon.
1t is expected that the trolley will
be running between here and Quassa-
paug by next Memorial day, May
go
An anniversary mass VIII be cele
brated at o'clock Monday morning
at st Thomas church fer Michael Nc.
Evoy.
Miss Jennie Culhame, Miss Laur.
cite Henebry and Miss Nellie Calvin
are spending Il few days in New
York.
Miss Bertha Elmorc of Bridgeport
| is spending Il few days in this city
the guest of Mrs b. S. Piatt, 90 Fair
view street.
Thursday was Miss Clara Downs
birthday anniversary and that even
ing she gave a party to a number of
her friends at her home on Hawkins
street.
A months mind mass of requiem
will be celebrated at st Francis
Xavier's church at 7:30 O'Clock Mon
day morning for the late P. J. Buck
ley of River street.
An anniversary mass will be cele-
brated at the Immaculate Concep-
ton church on Monday morning at s
O'Clock for the late John Bergin Of
So South Main street.
Things look bright now for the sale
of the city Improvement bonds Mon
day night. Already the city clerk has
received half a dozen bids and it is
expected that more will come in
Monday.
Every member of the Patrick Sars-
field club is requested to attend the
meeting Monday evening. The pro-
gress of the Emmett anniversary ban
quet and other important business
will be before the meeting
Univcrsalist services Sunday will
he at 1890 a. m. Preaching by Rev
w. f. Dickerman. subject of sermon,
Who Are the Saints" Place of meet
ing, G. A. r. hall, Jones, Morgan
building, los Bank street. All are COR
daily invited.
The Chase Rolling Mills company
has increased it's famous stock of
horses by another team of six hand
some grays. 1t is said the animals
cost $4,000. Senator Irving H. Chase
has added to his stable another pair
of dashing blacks.
Probably the worst sidewalk in the
city is that on the east side of North
Main street between Spark and Kings
bury streets. Not even an attempt
was made to clean portions of that
long stretch of walk and it is very
dangerous in consequence. It is hilly
and bumpy, icy and dirty. a condition
in direct violation ofthe ordinances.
A wedding was solemnized this
morning at st Cecilia's church at
O'Clock with nuptial high mass, the
contracting parties being kasimir
WijciCh and Miss Nastazia Kowmos-
ka. Rev Farrell Martin performed
the ceremony. The witnesses were
Joseph Mus, Adam Womanuatik,
Adam Przylyszwoski, Miss Catherine
WoiJcich, Froentine Zuliugreuska
and Chelena Leszoninski.
Odd lots So and SlT suits and over
coats new $40 at Epson, Singleton
K COS.
The first hearing on the value of
the stock and plant of the Bristol
Manufacturing company will take
place next Monday forenoon in the
court house before Attorney James
II. Webb of New Haven. who was APP
pointed a committee to hear the evil
dence. 1t has been said that the
company has done business amount
ing 10 100000 every year the last
few years Il is likely that part of
the hearing will take place in the
shops Of the concern while the ma
chinery is in motion in order that
an accurate idea of the value of the
entire plant may be had. The wit
nesses will be many of the leading
in the city. mechan-
les and draughtemen and inventors.
\ girl whose name IS said to be
Mary Brennan. who resides an Maple
street. rushed in Avery's restaurant
about : o'clock last evening and
claimed that size had heen held up 10y
a man on Sperry street. As she was
passing 4 dark spot he grabbed her. I
hut she quickly broke away and rush !
eli To- the restaurant. in the meantime |
screaming. which attracted the atten- 7.
tion ~ the ncighborhOpI Officer |
John Brickel pudca vured Ia get de .
scriptiOn of her aSsailant fFuiE the .
girl. hut she could not or would not !
tell him. No mention u the in' dent |.
WIS made at the polire station with /.
the exception 81 Officer Brickel's re-
port.
What promises 10 be one Of the
most interesting debates ever held in
takes place tomorrow az /
fernOOn at I o'clock The subject 70
be debated and the known reputation
II the men who will handle the same .
have aroused - much Interest that .
X Of G. hall will doubtless Be crowd .
ID to the doors. The local order Of
The Daughters Of Isabella is invited
iTs0 and all who will attend with a .
Knight This debate is the first Of a
series between IOcal councils. the two
rhich take part in Sundays being
5endricken. represented by ATTORNEY
.yueh and Professor Donovan 81 the
high school and Mufeshr council. re-
presented By Charles FTnley and
lanes White eX-pTeSidsnt q 81
Gary-s Alumni ASSOCIATION The
vFraz -ko will have charge are Al