Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-27
CITY NEWS

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 Leo c. Herr left for Milwaukee this morning where he will spend month before returning with his family.
 Miss Helen Ryan, 4 Daniels place has taken a position with Mrs Wheeler the hair dresser, in Apothecaries' Hall building.
 A small fire occurred in McCullom & Co.'S drug store, 29S North Main street about 4 o'clock yesterday after noon. 1t was caused by q gas jet. Box 261 was pulled There was no damage.
 The following are fhenew, officers of Ansantawae encampment, I. O.O. F: George l.. Merrill, c. P; A. A. Ash born, H. F.: F. D. Fisher, S, W; R. R. Mead, J. w; H. T. Stedman, treasurer; William H. Lowe, scribe.
 The railroad commissioners will be in Waterbury July for the purpose of hearing the appeal of the trolley company against the conditions inn posed by the board of aldermen re- gardng East Main street railroad ex- tension and double tracks in Water bury. The heardng will be held at the court house at n: 80 o'clock in the fore noon.
 At the semi-annual meeting of Speedwell. lodge, No 10, K. of P, held in their hall last evening the follow ing officers were elected: c. C., Frank T. Dews; V. c. G, Fred Moore; F. Clifford Wooding; M. of W, Peter Be- sancon; K. of R., George Mahler; M. of B., Edward B. Condit; M. at A.. John Porter; I. C., George Pilkington; :; O. G.. w T. French; trustee for eighteen months, c. M Dittrich; first representative, Dr Fred C. Marggraff; ; second representative, F. D. Pagan; first alternate, F. l.. Snagg; second al- ternate, c. M. Dittrich; physician, Dr s. B. Mum.
 The extra jury panel from which the Jurors to hear the case against Vincenzo Sanzivaro, charged with the murder of Antonio Cimfnera, in the su- perior court next Tuesday, consists of the following: Wolcott, Wiley E. Prftchard, J. Henry Garadgus; Wood bridge, Nathan A. Peck, Frank E. Bel siegel; Prospect, William Strong, Fl mer w Griswold; Middlebury, George Wallace Charles ". White; South. bury. Alfred A. Platt. Oscar w Am bier; Milford, Joseph H. Butler, Joseph R. Clark, Wallace S. Chase; Seymour, Robert N. Smith and Cornelius A Hammond. These with the six jurors from the present panel make total of twenty-one' to select from.
 Frank A. Huber. for many years the head bartender at J. w. Hodson's cafe, will sever his connection with that firm this evening and will take up another business. He has purchased the ex- press business plying between here and Thomaston and on Monday will begin his new work. Frank made many friends while employed in Hod- sons cafe and he will undoub tedly made a good success of his new ven ture. He has had printed a hundred cards which he will distribute among the various business houses here and in Thomaston, and making about four trips week to and from Thomaston he will be able to accommodate many houses who want goods on short notice Tomorrow afternoon the Holy Name societies of the city will decorate the graves of deceRs cd n1RInb bersa The diff ferent societies will meet at their re l spective meeting places at o'clock | sharp. St Patrick's will join the St Francis Xavier line at the corner oi 1 South Main street and Washington avenue and proceed to the Immaculate | Conception church, where all societies will combine in holding memorial ser vices. One of the priests Of the parlsI will deliver an address to those assem .bled. After the services the members will march to St Joseph's ceme tery and decorate the graves. A com 1 mittee will visit the new St Joseph's 1 cemetery. Grand Marshal John H Moran has charge of the program. Dr Buckley delivered the addres at the commencement exercises of tn, Waterbury Business college last nigh and presented diplomas to the follow ing graduates: Mary Mccarthy, An | nie Meyers, BeTnice A. Chamberlain l Catherine F. Cosgrove, Philip Kosow sky, Grace A. Ryan, Amy L. lily | Daisy l. Beach, Bessie M. Smith, Ann, I V. Bennett, R EmTnet Baxter, Fred ] Huber Jennie T. Landon. Mabelle F
 Blot, Anna Grossman, Bessie M. Bur ton, Elsie Humphrey, Julia A. Sandom
 Gertrude l. Fields. Herbert H. West
 Katherine A. Feeley, Mary Fleming
 Catherine Fleming, Bertha Seiderman Louis Werzinger, Nellie NJ Began
 Mabel Northrop. Elizabeth V. Mullings l W. Irving Garlick. Mary Chrisman
 Gussie T. Siviter, Elizabeth Mcdonald
 Mae Watts May c. Bagley, John A
 Bennett Olive E. Sanderson, Nora A
 Mccarthy, Jacob NJ. Brandvein. Eileel l A. Riley, George w Sunderland
 Laura s. Patterson The Alumni as
 soci@tion of the school will banque !, at the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium Monda } night MT Haywood will be the prin cipal speaker.
 When you notice the attractions i
 the window of the Upson Jewelry c
 don't forget that they give only
 slight idea of the varied stock the
 carry. If you think of getting
 birthday or wedding present it will r,
 pay you to call and look over thei
 stock. Anything that you purchas
 at this store will have the fullest gual
 antee.