Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-06
CITY NEWS
Bicycle repairing at Youmans.

1Ac Mdu hINef grange WILL give d l strawberry festival and sociable in Grange hall on next Thursday night. The regular monthly meeting of Go E Hibernian rifles. will be held to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Every | member is requested to be present as important business will be transacted. Some of the seats on the green are reserved for ladies and those men folks who persist in occupying them should be made to understand that the notice to this effect means what it says.
 At a meeting of the Veteran associa- tiOn of the Chatfield Guards last even ing the following officers were chosen: President, George A. King; vice-pres- dent, Captain F. k. White; secretary, w. A. Plumpton; financial secretary, Lieutenant F. M. Bronson; treasurer, George B. Terrill.@ An executive con- mittee consisting of the officers and H. E. Cady, David Miller and II. A. War ner, was chosen. The association will decorate the graves of its deceased members on June If.
 Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street specials for this evening and Monday: One lot infants slips, trimmed with val lace, 17c; one lot infants shoes, 49c; one case ladies' summer corsets, 3Sc; one lot misses white lawn suits from 9Sc up to $2.98 one lot misses gingham suits to fit girls from age to 14 years, 75c and 9Sc; one lot children's white skirts, trimmed with lace, 1Oc; one lot children's corset waists, 10c; one lot ladies' house wrappers, 69c; lawn wrappers, 98c; one lot boys knee pants, 19c.
 Francis Hoffman, bookkeeper for the G. $. Chatfield Go, will enter the uni verSity of New York at the beginning of the next school year, which will be about September 15. Hoffman is one of the most prominent athletes in the city. For the past seven years he has been one of the leading amateur foot ball an>, base ball players in Winsted and in this city. For the past two years he has been member of the St Thomas Cadets football team, the champions of the city, and perhaps of the state. Last year he was captain of the eleven. He will be valuable addition to the athletic team of the l New York university. ..
 
 line Graham and that she was grad uate of the Waterbury High school, en- l tered the police station in New Haven l last night and asked Detective Nc | Grath to lock her up, saying she de- sired to be sent to jail, as she had been elected from her boarding place. She was locked up and bottle of whiskey package of cigarettes and a box of matches found upon her. According to the New Haven papers she is believed to be one of two sisters who ran away from their home in Waterbury some time ago. She seemed to have been at one time bright and intelligent She objected strongly to the cigarettes be- ing taken from her. Her age she said was IS.
 I M. J. Brzezinski, editor of the Wa terbury Examiner, had q shock of apo plexy in the Bristol passenger station yesterday afternoon. He entered q third-rail car at Hartford at o'clock and when near Bristol, the conductor noticed that he appeared to be dazed. Helping him out of the car, the con- ductor led MT Brzezinski to the wait ing room of the station, where he sat down. Soon afterward he fell over on the floor. Dr Henry A Darlington was called and pronounced the case apo plexy. Dr Arthur W. Griswold was also called. Inside of an hour the man began o regain consciousness, and by the time the. $50 passenger train for Waterbury arrived he was so far re- covered that he took this train for Wa terbury. A friend from Waterbury, who happened along, accompanied him to Waterbury. MT Brzezinski was about town this morning as usual and while he appeared somewhat shaken up after the experience, still he showed no signs of immediate dissolution.
 Yesterday the supreme court upheld
 the superior court in it's decision in the
 case of Walter l.. Frisbie against for
 mer Selectmen Doran and Morris. This
 case involved the appointment of g
 conservator over Frisbie. He ap pealed to the supreme court from the decision of the superior court in the suit which he had brought against the selectmen on account of their securing the appointment of a conservatOr ovel
 him. The application was made in th' Meriden probate court by Selectmer l Perry c. Morris and Mortimer F. Do
 ran, who reared that FT1Sb1e'S alleged profligacy would soon make him
 town charge. Frisbie at once bough
 suit against the selectmen. for $1 ,35'
 damages for the alleged injury caused him by the act of the town authori .. ties. He also claimed the removal O
 the restraint He lost the case in thu
 superior court and appealed to thu
 highest court, where. according to yes } terday's findings, no error is discoveret
 in the decision of the superior court The finding in this case was by Chic Justice Torrance. .s
 How would a nice diamond ring g
 for graduation present. Surely noth
 ing could be more appropriate and a \ the same time less expensive when yol consider full value received They eos
 $1O and upwards guaranteed by tn
 Upson JeWelry Go, 68 Bank street.