Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30

IT. rj J,l jSEl liosy 'y2S reeuiar nieeting
 The Boston Tnfnitiufe conpany will close its store next Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock.
 Competent. skirt and waist finisher wanted at room Il, Castles block, North Main street.
 The Hammer club is planning for an outing to Savin Rock some time in August or September, of the present wear.
 Harry Woods, formerly of Wood bury and now of Brooklyn, N. Y., is the guest of William Teller, 116 Bishop street.
 Service at the Rescue Mission to- morrow evening at 7:3O, subject for q short gospel talk, ''The Story of Washing;'' solo, My Telegram's Gone'' with quartet refrain.
 The bureau of assessment met last night and heard parties interested ill the proposed building lines on Pros pect. Church and LeavenwOrth streets and the grade and layout of Howard street.
 Harold, 13-monthS-old son of Mir and Mrs James F. Morris, :5 Hickory street, died last night. The funeral will take place at :; o'clock tomorrow after noon. The interment will be in new
 St Joseph's cemetery.
 . Arthur M.. infant son of Mir and Mrs
 Burton A. Black of 9S6 South Main street. died yesterday afternoon. The
 funeral will take place at l:3O o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The internent
 will be in Watertown.
 The following millinery stores have lax.i6a1 to t.l0 I
 Chase. A. F. Cowles, Ramon x
 kennaugh. F. J. Weller & Go, Mrs J.
 Buckner. Simons x Go, l.. Clark, Mrs NJ. J. O'Brien Newell. In the probate court this forenoon Attorney Root was appointed guardian of the three children of Wallace E. Jackson and J. H. Hart and Nelson
 Stowe were appointed appraisers on
 his estate. MT Jackson lived at $ Platt street. He is now in Middle town. Attorney Root is also Mir Jack sons cOnservator.
 Ella NJ. Doherty and Helen Webb
 of this city will return from the Man | chester training school next week, | having completed the course there. The Misses Margaret M. Hunter. Edith l.. Mason. Katherine O'Brien and Edna NJ. Wright will enter the South Manchester training school at the be-
 ginning of the next term.
 The terms, in office of Judge Brad l street and Prosecuting Attorney Bron- son practically expired today, but 1 their successors will not be sworn in
 until Monday. Judge Bradstreet sue | ceeds Prosecuting Attorney \. E. l Bronson of the district court and At l torney F. NJ. Peasley succeeds Judge
 Bradstreet as deputy judge of the dis | trict and city courts.
 Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street. l specials for this evening: Boys knee i pants, were 25c. this evening 10c; one | lot. were 5Oc, this evening 39c: one lot ! vestee suitS were S1.9S, this evening i S1.15; one lot of two piece suits for : boys, from to IA years old, for S1.I i this evening only; one lot of boys laundered shirts, 45c: one lot ladies'
 handkerchiefs, were ;, this evening Pc. ! Architect Freney has completed plans for the remodeling of the Kelly ! block at the corner of East Main and Dublin streets. The whole building 1 will be thoroughly renovated and fitted | up according to the most approved | modern plans. When the job is com | pleted the block will be very hand l some one and will add considerably to 1 the appearance of things in the neigh I borhood.
 Enlistments in Uncle Sans service are few and far between at the local l recruiting station, yet the number 1 that apply is not small. The class of 1 applicants appears to have greatly de- 1 preciated from that which filled the 1 ranks of the army when recruits for | the Philippine service were asked for. 1 Sergeant Murphy says that the men 1 who seek enlistment nowadays are de l fective in some way: so that recruiting l is very dull.
 There was hearing in the probate court this morning on the application l of Rocco Rinaldi and Salvatore Dad 1 dono for the removal of Thomas F.. i Bergin as administrator on the estate i of Dominic Daddono. The latter was 1 killed in a trench at the junction of l Grand and South Main streets while l in the employ of Contractor Me ! Manus last October. The petitioners l claim that the administrator should ! bring suit against the contractor for damages. Messrs Lawlor and Brad l street, counsel for Mir Bergin claim he
 has entered suit wherever he found | cause, in the interests of the estate. | Adjournment was taken till next We'd nesday.
 l Judge Cowell at short calendar in 1 the district court this morning gave ! judgment for Mary F. Seaman in her suit against the Waterbury National ! bank The amount of the judgment
 will be agreed upon by counsel. She sued for S1j. A bond of $50 was order l ed to be filed in ten days ill the suit
 of F. w. Govin against Mary J. Par I sons. A motion to strike out was al l lowed in the contention between the
 town of Plymouth against the Barnes,
 ct al Woods for the plaintiff, Her
 man of Winsted for the defendant. In
 the case of the Western Realty and
 Investment company against l.. F.
 Haase. defendants demurrer was tovorr,lo1 axcant nara graph six.