Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-04
CITY NEWS

x A son was born today to Mir and Mrs Louis Gilbert of 37 Vine street.
 Miss Jennie Dupey of Winsted re turned home to-day, after short visit with Miss Mary Rategan.
 James F. Doran has applied for let ters of administration on the estate of his mother, Elizabeth Doran, who died last week.
 Thomas McCarthy was arrested at. 11:45 this morning for vagrancy and resistance. The arrest was made by. Officer O'Hearn.
 Frank Sutton, son of Contractor James Sutton of William street, left to-day for Fort Wayne, where he has signed to play ball.
 The fire alarm called the department to Spencer avenue this morning, where a burning oil stove was making trOu- ble. The blaze was quickly put out before any damage was done.
 Owing to the breaking of some ma- chinery at Benedict & Burnham's this morning large number of men, in cludifig all in the tube mill, were laid off for the rest Of the day.
 Dr James Grady, who has been in terne at the Providence hospital in Washington for the past -four months, is enjoying vacation at his home on Fuller street He is recovering from an attack of lobular pneumonia
 Someone who made an excavation in Stone street yesterday left the ditch in bad shape. The dirt was piled on too high and light wagons that came against it got a bump that made the occupants feel they were going up in the air
 Mrs Kate Scully and her son and daughter, Jeremiah and Mary, who have been i'll for the past two months with typhoid fever. have regained suf- fcient strength to enable them to take a little outdoor exercise these days. All were taken sick about the same time.
 Mr and Mrs Willard Terry Goodwin of Terryville celebrated their golden wedding yesterday. Among the Wa terbury people present were A. NJ. Blakesley. MT and Mrs Elias B. Terry, MT and Mrs Charles Mckee, MT and Mrs Warren l.. Goodwin and the Misses Susie B. and Bessie M. Good win, Mrs E. A. Morse.
 The state commissioners of pharma- cy met at the Capitol yesterday and examined eight applicants for drug gists' licenses. Two young women were among the applicants, Miss Mar garet E. Coughlan of Waterbury and Miss Annie S. Donnelly of Danbury. The other applicants were John B. Boyle of Bridgeport, l.. D. Tucker of Southport. Harry B. Olson of Nauga tuck. Herbert G. Wilson of Hartforl, A. l.. Cook of Watertown. James N. Banzigel of Waterbury.
 Joseph Subie, 10 years old,< was ar rested this morning by Truant Officer Turley for truancy. The boy was ar rested on the complaint of his mother He stays away from home nights and doesn't attend school. The boy had just stolen a hat full of peanuts from a candy store near North Elm street when the truant officer captured him.
 A woman's purse containing small sum of money and a key awaits an owner at the police station. It was picked up on the street.
 The regular meeting of Anchor lodge. No 40 N F. o. P. took place last night at Red Mems hall and was well attended. Four applications were received. As the 16th anniver- sary of the lodge will be celebrated on November F throughout New Eng land by all lodges Anchor lodge voted to hold a union meeting on their next regular meeting night. November IT, to which all New England Order peo pie are cordially invited. The beauti- full paraphernalia recently purchased will be used that evening for the first time during tnitiatory ceremonies. After the meeting refreshments were served.