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Waterbury Evening Democrat

Location

Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1908

Page

6

Public Works Salaries Misstep Endangers City Funds

A fiscal muddle shows the Board of Public Works and aldermen failing to adjust salaries for Cairns and Lowndes after approvals in 1907. The engineer drew about 914 per month beyond authorized pay since mid August, while plans to fund street and sidewalk projects were delayed. Officials debate refunds and budget corrections to proceed with Prospect and Branch reservoirs work and retaining walls.

Board of Public Works Board of Aldermen Department of Public Works Calros Cairns Board of Finance Comptroller Kennedy Kilduff Elton Lowndes George M. Beach Gres

Washington Man Seeks City State Labs For Criminal Study

A Hartford dispatch reports Arthur MacDonald of Washington, D C, urging Mayor Hooker to fund a city laboratory to study criminals and the weakling classes. He asks at least 1200 dollars to fund research to reduce crime costs, and mails material to state leaders and governor urging a state lab. A 1907 bill to create a state laboratory was introduced and rejected.

Washington Hartford Hooker Arthur MacDonald D. C My MacDonald General Assembly

Petition Aims to Extend Street to City Line

Henry Hull and other residents of upper North Main street circulate a petition to the aldermen requesting the street be laid out to the city limits. John Higginson, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Michael Higginson of 59 South Leonard street, died of measles. Funeral held this afternoon with interment in New Jeep cemetery.

Lumb Upson, Singleton & Co Henry Hull Upper North Main Street Board of Aldermen John Higginson Michael Higgin Bem South Leonard Street New Jeep Cemetery

Social and Fraternal Activities and Meetings Roundup

The Forture team of Court Ore-400 defeated Court Falcon 17 to 13 after Court Falcon’s regular meeting. The Women’s Aid society of the Universalist church plans a Christmas sale prep at 69 Waterville St. Tomorrow. Local Hayles society to elect officers and read fair reports tomorrow evening. Eagles meet in Knights of Columbus hall due to new auditorium access. Melicent Porter chapter D A R hosts a gentleman’s night next Monday 8 to 10 at Second Congregational Church parlors hosted by four members. December hostesses noted for late publicity. Amity Castle No 11 Knights of the Golden Eagle shifts to Thursday meetings. grand opening planned December 12 with sixty new lodge rooms and seventy-five applications since Elk rooms leased. K of C Barcelona council members listed with long tenure for Kane. Men’s League night at Second Church December 14. detailed future meeting assignments announced from January to June, including many names and dates. Ladies’ night planned January 24. season closes June 14 with officer elections.

Forture Court Ore- 400 Foresters of America Court Falcon Women’s Aid Society of the Universalist Church A. H. Miller Waterville Street Aerle of Hayles Knights of Columbus Melicent Porter Second Congregational Church H. Milroy Steele M. W. Hall Robert Dennison R. W. Hampson John F. McGrath Amity Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle Grand Street Golden Eagles Elk Harcelona Council K. of C John Nea Ble Walter Monagan John M. Joy Michael H. Conion Walter M. Boyd Harold F. White W. W. Holmes Men’s League of the Second Church League Louis E. Fitzsimons Stephen T. Crane F. G. Humphrey Charles E. Puffer James 5. Gailey Charles D. Nye E. E. Wilson Hollis Segar R. L. Spencer Ernest P. Welton Edson W. Hitchcock Charles W. Humphrey C. H. Keach Austin Isham Walter G. Morse John H. Curtis Fred Beardsley Brakenridge Frank B. Benham L. W. Sweet J. M

Weeds, Sparrows, and Farm Losses Highlighted in Elm Magazine

An Ing magazine excerpt argues weeds spread exponentially from a single plant, with a tumbling mustard seed count and seeds carried globally by wind. It contrasts spraying with destroying seeds, notes sparrows’ pests yet credits their seed-eating in winter, estimating vast weed avoidance in Iowa per square mile.

Indian Head Canada Earth Piazsas Iowa Towa OutIng Magazine

The Presidents Flag Raised On Official Vessels

An early presidential standard with the United States arms in the center was designed for President Arthur and first flown in 1883. It is now hoisted on government vessels whenever the president is aboard, marking official presence.

United States Arthur

Public Works Board Meets Deliberate Action on Thomaston Ave

The board of public works met with Mayor Thoms presiding. The Thomaston Avenue hearing closed with no attendees. A minor dispute with plumber M J Donnelly over a water connection was settled, and no funds were allocated for the new sewage disposal plant this year.

Board of Public Works Thoms Thomaston Avenue Pirettes M. J. Donnelly Spring Street Donnelly Cairns Kelley Kerwin Brox Reiley D. T. Allman Library Park Walker J. M. Daly & Sons Bank Street Plume & Atwood's American Ring Co Farrel Foundry Randolp Clowes North Main Street Tudor Street Hock North Willow Street John Hull B. L. Terrell Simonaville Baldwin Street Madison Street Baldwin Avenue West Main Street Mattatuck Street Kennedy Democrat Emergency Water Committee Board of Finance Kilduff ix Kilduff Ray Public Parks Livery Street Baldwin Streets Piedmont Maldwin South Leonard Street

Streets Ordered for Sidewalk Assessments

The superintendent of streets and the street committee were directed to meet with the board to agree on a set of streets where sidewalks have been laid so that the assessment could be levied and collected.

Laurel Club Marks First Birthday With Minstrel Banquet

The Laurel Club celebrated its first anniversary with a minstrel show banquet and dance at Hamilton Hall Moi Plain. The program featured a chorus, solos, dances, and a closing song, followed by a 20 item menu and dancing. Committees and officers are listed, with about sixty rostered members, many east end youths who helped form the club after years of entertaining at Bantam Lake camps.

Laurel Club Seyeceses Charles Monzani Marty Joseph Holland William Cronan Laurel John Brennan William MciKeon Harry Kelly Rochester Ek J. Bergin W. Cronan Edward Clark the Village Blacksmith George Morgan Edward Wolf T. Bennett R. Smith J. Mulvaney Vermont C. A. Wolff J. Wolff Joseph J. Bowen Patrick V. O'Rourke William J. Cronan John F. Bergin Frederick S. Riley Daniel J. Farrell Harold G. Wolff Edward T. Clark John M Riley C. Wolff Joseph Wolff Frank Clark John Riley East End Bob White Bantam Lake

Bargain week items from Wallace Co to Miller & Peck

Timely Topics lists cheap women's suits coats and accessories from Wallace & Co Currans and Jones Morgan Co offer coats and overcoats at low prices Wedding rings at S M Schneer Optical Co advertises glasses and eye exams Brown’s coal and Otto coke sold cheaply Meat sale at Public Market and Langley clocks with ranges Smith Premier typewriter promotions and Cape stock gloves offered by Wonne ig and J Boe & Son.

KE. W. Mooring Jones, Morgan & Co Best Optical Co Reid & Hughes F. L. Marks & Co Curtis Art Co Brown Miller & Peck's Smith Premier Langley J.boe & Son Song Ree Wonne Ig

Democrat Office Hours Extend Into Evenings

The Democrat office stays open every evening until a listed hour and on Wednesday and Saturday evenings again. People wishing to pay subscriptions or other bills or to leave job work or advertisements will be attended to if they cannot call during the day.

Democrat

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Crty News Presidents Public Works Board the Laurel Club Hamilton Hall B. Holezer Wallace & Co Lehigh John McElisott South Main Street Fenner’s Waterbury Bedding Mis Co East Main Street R. R. Harder & Co Frank Shoeman Telephone Saxe & Floto South Main St Dallas Union St Grand St North Main Old Country General Fire Insurance and Steamship Agency John Ryan North Main St T. F. Carmody Odd Fellows F. Buck North Main E. M. Rigney Waterville Waterbury Martin Bergin Undertakers Cor Scovill and Thomas F. Bergin South Elm Street Patrick S. Bergin Walnut Street Tel Joseph Pepe Canal ST Coal and and Wood Peer Eek Lacan Street Bank St Ee Place One Flight Co Frank Flammia & CO Sohn Byron Yard Re Arad Sur
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