Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-05
1. CITY NEWS

\ row evening. Cast your optics on the fne program in another column.
 NJ. J. Burns who has been at the Waterbury ht srltai for the past four weeks suffering from typhoid fever. has returned to his home but 1t will be several days before he is strong enough to work.
 This is the time of the year when owners of gardens and orchards should keep watch on their premises Steal ing fruit and vegetables at this season of the year is common thing, and from now on complaints will be heard on all sides. It is the young boys that make a practice of stealing fruit, but 1t is the grown up young men who rob tue gardener and who think nothing about coming out in broad daylight to carry out their scheme
 The request Of the board of finance to have the collector submit list Of unpaid taxes will set delinquents thinking, although 1t is thought that t-ere was some mistake about the mo- ton. The law requires the collector to make such report to the aldermen six months after the taxes are due and payable, which will not be until October Already Mir Hunt has col- lected $596,O00, leaving balance of about $76O00 to come in.
 Tomorrow, Saturday. will end the straw hat season at Upson, Singleton & Go. They have novel way of bidding them goodbye From 8 a. m. until 12 o'clock, your choice $1.00; from 12 until 3 D. nl., 30 cents; from to 6 D. m., 9 cents; from to 9 D. m. 10 cents. If any hats are left at D. III, they will be given away. As they have a few very fine ones left and none that sold under 95 cents you can get good hat to finish the season with.
 w. c. Fleming, press agent of the Pawnee Bill show, has many acquaint- ances among members of the circus and theatrical profession in this city, ana he enjoyed an exchange of remin- iscences this. morning with many Of his friends He is also known by many of the old time bicycle riders in this city having been one of the sprint CTS himself. Some years ago he ap- neared here on the local track with other riders like Cook, Mcfarland, Ed die Bald and others. He was recog- nized at once by those who had seen him race here on that occasion,
 Norris Bisnovitch, formerly South Main street merchant, was arrested by Detectives Keegan and Kennaung on a warrant issued by United States Deputy Marshall ParmeIee, on charge of fraud He was held without bail to-day when Deputy Marshall Parmelee came here and took him to New Haven, where he will be tried before the United States court. Bis novitch formerly kept a grocery store on South Main street, but went into bankruptcy. Before doing so, how ever, it is said that he carried away from the store aN large quantity of goods and hid them in the cellar of a house in the north end, where they were discovered a few days ago by the marshall and Constable Lunny.
 Hon. David c. Porter takes a cheer full view of the proposition to double track the Cheshire road in front of his property so that there is little Hkeli- hood of any objection being made to 1t. To Democrat reporter MT Porter said to-day that the two tracks would not be any special benefit to people living in that neighboTnood, but if IASy n6lpeu &LllG COlupduy to give DeC- ter time he had no fault to find though to be sure he was aware that the street will not look quite as slightly with the double tracks as 1t would with only one. Still he hoped that the double tracks would lead folks to be- lieve that great things existed in that part of the town and in this way the east end may get big boom. It had remained In this primitive condition long enough and now Mir Porter thinks 1t none too soon for it to assume more modern garb and step right into the front of the procession.
 Too much bending over a desk and close application to work eight or tan hours each day brings on eve strain and the consequent nervous irrftabilitv is usually blamed on anything but the real cause. Many men would take more pleasure in their work and waste less energy if the strain on their eyes were relieved by the right glasses that is a thing we know how to do cor rectly. The Upson Jewelry Go. op- ticianss 6S Bank street.