Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-09
CITY } NEWS

pdGlCE Ol Vdll SlIGcL VIII pC PlcdcSO to learn that he is able to be around again after long illness.
 John Sweeney of Washington Hill was arrested to-day by Officer Bergin on warrant charging him with theft of a set of harness from Patrick F. Bowe.
 The Manhan Aid association will give it's sixth entertainment and so- ciable at Leavenworth hall tomorrow evening. Faulman will furnish mu- sic.
 John Fox of Thomaston has entered suit against the Seth Thomas Clock Go of that town. While at work on a press some time ago the index finger of his left hand was crushed Bur pee and Carmodv are his attorneys and he claims $3,OOO damages. List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Narcisse Bergeran, Mrs Charles Behlman. Patrick B. Bar bour. Miss Martha French, William Gaffney, Henry Henderson, Mrs Alice Hynes, Charles McMurry, Maurice Me Carthy, Henri Masse. Miss Alphtda F. Prairie. Miss Emma Von Steet. For some time there have been many complaints about the manner in which some persons collect garbage. The complaints have been so frequent that Health Officer Kilmartin has decided to have those persons who are collect ing garbage without a permit arrested. Warrants for the arrest of nine such persons were served to-day by the DO lice. All were notified to appear in court tomorrow
 The case of James Wheeler vs Da- vid McKenna, which was down for trial in the city court yesterday after noon. was non-suited. The 1itigants are painters and were partners, and the plaintiff claimed the amount in- volved was expended for the benefit of the defendant, who on the other hand claimed 1t was expended for the benefit of the partnership. The non suit was granted by default.
 Superintendent Kelley of the street department was up with the lark this morning and called upon the man i'll charge of the government building on Grand street and made arrangements with him to lay a board walk in front of the premises without further delay. Uncle Sam's man saw that the super intendent of streets meant business and short time after the session Tracy Bros had force of men laying the walk
 Tonight the members of the Trinity church choir will go to New Haven to witness the performance of HandePs oratorio, The Messiah,' by the New Haven Oratorio society. A number of other persons from this city will also attend. A special train, which will leave the Dublin street station at 6:45, will convey the Waterburians to the Elm city The train will leave New Haven on the return trip shortly after the conclusion of the performance.
 A number of druggists in this city have received circulars from the secre- tary of the National Association of Wholesale Druggists and Dealers in Medicine, stating that certain whole sale. firm in Hartford is selling patent medicines to dealers who are known as aggressive cutters" The purpose of the circular Is at once apparent. The dealers are expected to give their trade to some other wholesale house than the one mentioned Tn the circular.
 Notice was received in town to-day
  derson. aged S2 years, in Sweden. The death occurred on No vember 9. MT Anderson died just two years ago ill November, 1901. The de ceased leaves son who resides in this city at 26O North Main street, John B. Johnson, who is a driver of the office wagon of the Chase Rolling Mill Go. also two other sons and two daughters in Sweden. She also leaves fifteen grandchildren. one of whom resides in Chicago.
 Eagle hive, Ladies Of the Macca- bees, held their regular meeting at Foresters' hall Bank street, Monday evening and elected the following off cers: Lady commander, Mary Madden; lady lieutenant commander, Annie Courtney; lady record keeper, Katie Ryan; lady finance keeper, Mary Bar rett; lady chaplain, Minnie Vail; lady sergeant, Mary McGrath; lady sentinel. Katherine Cullinan; lady mistress at arms. Margaret Brickley; lady picket, Olive Lines; lady pianist, Eulalia Madden: lady record keeper of sick