Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-03


 The Woodbury- Waterbury Trolley Go submitted it's plans to the railroad commissioners at Hartford to-day. h. terested parties will be given hearing later.
 B. W. Warrenton, first class drug gist of eight years experience, has ac- cepted position at Fitzpatrick's phar- macy. corner of East Main and Wall streets
 Parick Hanlon was appointed admin istrator to-day on the estate of Hugh Hanlon who was, found on the Cheshire road frozen almost to death and who died later at the hospital.
 Attorney James A. Peasley, trustee of the insolvent estate of William A. on Bank street, reported last evening a dividend of 1-10 per cent.
 The board of public works held an adjourned meeting in the mayors office last night. The only business transact ed was the adoption of the report of the committee on the trolley applica tions.
 MT and Mrs David Henderson of East Main street left last night for Baltimore to attend the funeral of Mrs E1GLuSISOAA 5luOtINlS hIS 1A4n ViALCs who died at the home of her son, Luke, in Baltimore or Saturday night.
 Judge Elmer was engaged to-day in the superior court on the case of George Boughton, trustee, versus Su- san Pryor. The case is to recover about 1 $1,00O rent for property belonging to the estate of the litigant's father, the late Isaac Boughton.
 The Waterbury Business Mems as sociation will have gala time on I Thursday evening, when the members meet at Odd Fellows hall to discuss matters and listen to two addresses. l The banquet in connection with the af- fairwfll start promptly at 7:30, and as l the number of tickets are limited, none will be sold after tonight
 I Some of the Bucks Hill folks are anxious to get out of the second taxa tion district and return to the first dis trict, where they will not have to pay I quite so much taxes. They have bill before the legislature looking for legis- lation to that end, but at the session of the aldermen last night the city attor- I ney was instructed to go to Hartford and oppose the measure.
 J A class in elocution will be formed
 
 ing, March 10, at 8 o'clock, with Miss Lena Dietrich as instructor Miss Dietrich Is a graduate of the Boston college of oratory, and Is competent to do the best of work with the class. Full information may be secured at the league, office. where applications for admission to theclass will be made. l The forty hours devotion to the blessed sacrament, which was com menced at the Sacred Heart church on Sunday morning at the 1O:30 mass, ended this morning at 7:3O, when q solemn high mass was solemnized. There was a procession of the blessed sacrament, in which about a hundred little boys, who presented pretty sight. took part. Among the visiting priests from out of town were the Rev Fathers Tanning. Fitzsimmons and Kost.
 Judge Cowell granted an injunction last evening preventing Margaret D. Atkins from ejecting Samuel M. Fried. man from the premises he occupies as an umbrella store, on the corner of Bank and Grand streets until after the first Tuesday in April The plaintiff lease expired last month, but he claims that he had the right of renewal. De. fendant claims otherwise and had no. tice served upon plaintiff to quit the premises before the 2d of the present month. It was to prevent defendant from carrying out the power of that } notice the injunction was served upon her yesterday. The matter will be heard before Judge Cowell next month
 William K. Chatield, of the firm ot Chatfield &ENChatfield of Benedict | ISffs h . fond of unions, or at least person who heard some of his remarks to his hell : this morning would not think he was Chatfeld & Chatfield are erecting { small building on their property or Benedict street. About ten men art employed thefe.. Mr Chatfield paid { visit to the place this morning to so. how the work was progressing. A Democrat reporter happened to b, passing by at the tina and his atten tfon was attracted by the not very gen tie tone of voice used by MT ChatfieIt in making the following remarks 'Gol darn the union. It is always put ting up q job on us. What have vol got four men carrying bricks for : They aren't needed; one man is enough ' One man is enough to mix the morta- and carry 1t, too. If you other me, don't wish to dig you can go home It was evident from the contractor remarks that he was of the opinion that the nren were tagging with tn, work.
 If you contemplate buying q watch call on the Upson Jewelry Go and SCI what they can do fer you. They carr, a large and varied stock including tn highest grades, and you can always de pend on getting full value for you money. They guarantee all their good and will keep all watches sold by then