Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-07
CITY NEWS.

pr F. Q. Lodge has gone on few weeks vacation to Vermont. A son was born to-day to MT and Mrs James Req of 19 Railroad Hill street,
 Bouffard's bakery says Red Star Trading Stamp Go has used their name without authority.
 Mrs c. T. Carlson of 55 Johnson avenue died this morning at the Wa terbury hospital.
 An important meeting of the Drug Clerks association will be held in the hall in Meigs building on Bank street tonight at 10:3O.
 Easter vacation at St Thomas's parochia1 school began yesterday after noon for all the pupils excepting those that will graduate this summer. These will attend school every day between 2 and 4 o'clock.
 To-day Judge Elmer handed down a decision on the plaintiffs demurrer in the cases Of Bella Johnson, George F Matz and William Sag gesfaken against the Turnbull Co. His decision sus- tained the demurrer.
 The motion to set aside the verdict in the case of Devine vs Warner has been decided in the negative This was the second trial of this case and will probably be the last, as.it was the second verdict for the plaintiff.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Cloudy, with occasional showers to- night; warmer, except in southeast portions; Wednesday fair, except prob ably showers In northeast portions; KY nr fyr r+ isNyrO frly east to southwest winds.
 Three small boys were arrested to- day by Detectives O'Gorman and Ken naugh, charged with theft of four bi- cycles last Thursday evening. The boys names are Willie Mack, Howard Murgatroyd and Roy Coles. The bi- cycles were taken from various parts of the city. Two of them have been located.
 In the district court today the case of J. M. Mulligan, administrator, ys the Prudential Life Insurance O. was begun before & jury and Judge Cowell. MT Mulligan is administrator on the estate of the late Emily Mulligan, who was insured in the defendant company for $500. Upon her death the defend ant refused to pay the policy. Plaintiff asks $75O.
 Following it's custom of twenty-six years, the Hellmann Brewing Go will place its Rock beer on the market, beginning Thursday of this week. The company heartily commends this choice product to all lovers of a good and pure beer. To invalids especially it will prove a delightful invigorant. It is bottled at the brewery in hand some packages for the home table. Telephone BIO or 109-32.
 New sanitaries are being installed at the Lincoln school. The work Is expected fo be completed by the fif- teenth of this month. The heating system at the Walsh school is about completed and this school now pos-' sesses one of the best heating systems in any school in the city. 1Nhe teach CTS and pupils will be delighted to hear that the heating system has at last been made satisfactory, for during the past winter they suffered much from want of heat in the school rooms.
 A hot race is going on among number of persons for the position of supply clerk of the school department. which was held by the late Walter Geraghty. Only four applications for the position were presented to the board of education at it's last meeting, but there are nearly dozen candidates for the office. Among them are the following: D. F. Lawlor, Morgan Burke, Harry Mitchell George Cum ningham, William Lawlor, George Richmond, Louis Raffel, Daniel F. Kelly and Charles Delaney. Ex-Cons- table ID. ]. Donahue and Patrick Campbell, it is said, have dropped out of the race. The friends of each can didate are working earnestly in their behalf and consequently the members of the board of education are being be- sleged on all sides. For several weeks the duties of the supply clerk have been well and faithfully performed by Miss Sadie Bennett of Cherry stree, assisted by Miss Nellie Hennessey. Both are graduates of the Waterbury Training school Tn all probability the appoint ment of a supply clerk will be made at the next meeting of the board of education, which will be held on Wed- nnSday ygubf Al nx.i1 IF