Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-06-21
CITY NEWS


meet in the convent kindergarten this
evening at z 30.
There will be a special meeting of
st Francis Xavier's choir at the
church this evening at s O'Clock.
1t seems to have been too hot yes
terday for anyone to make trouble for
the police, for there was no city court
to-day.
Moriarty's undertaking night calls
are answered at the ONCE door, 135
Broadway. up one flight, or telephone
from any part Of city, 1858.
Howard Webster has plans prepared
for the erection of a handsome two
family house on his lot at the corner
Of Clark and Dwight streets, Water
vile.
The annual meeting of the Connec-
ticut Veteran Masons' association will
be held in Masonic hall on June. %,
under the auspices of Harmony lodge,
r. and A. NJ.
The graduating exercises of Notre
Dame convent will take place this
evening at 7:3O o'clock. An fntel-
lectual and musical treat is antic-
ipated. Tickets may be secured in
advance at the convent.
The Waterbury aerie Of Eagles will
take possession of the Auditorium
July j. On the evening Of June 30 a
social session will be held and all
members are requested to be present.
"a good time Is anticipated and no adj
mission will be charged.
Andrew Esinhart, proprietor of the
Earle house, has fled his petition in
bankruptcy and there will be a meet
ing Of the creditors and hearing on
the petition in New Haven. before
State Referee. Newton on June 30.
Mr. Esinhart's liabilities are $3,314
and his assets, largely the furniture Of
the hotel, $4,234.
Among the young men who gradu-
ated from the Sacred Heart Military
academy in New York on last Sunday
was John ". Martin. son Of Roger
Martin of this city. He graduated
with the highest honors, winning two
gold medals, one In mathematics, the
other in literature. He was second
in standing in modern languages.
The Young West Ends beat the
North Ends by a score of ii to IA
West ENDS lineup: Charles Bergen,
G; Edward Fox, p; Neil Hayes, 1b;
William Seery, 2b; Irving Henebry
BIB; Harry Berger, IS; James Savage,
If; DAME Wallace, CT; William
O'Brien. rf Charles Bergen played
a fine game behind the bat and made
some good hits.
A Massa chusetts man was in Wa
terbury to-day selling corn cure
which he claimed had no equal at the
business. No cutting or pairing, but
simply apply the remedy to the sore
spot and it will do the rest itself. One
man who was importuned to invest
said 1T was dirt cheap provided ii
would remove corns, and the doctor
felt 80 angry at the idea of anybody
having doubt about its curative
powers he could scarcely speak.
Alderman Murray says that he has
talked with several hundred people
about the blowing of the 9 O'Clock
whistle and SO far has not found one
\ opposed to it. On the contrary all
Were very much in favor of starting II
up again and many were curious TO
know the cause of the delay in MAX
ing the gong scream. The commit
tee, which consists of Alderman Hew-
lit and Murray, will make a report to
The aldermen at the first meefino in
July and after that it is likely the
curfew will be heard as Of yore and
then everybody will be happy.
Max Seholter was a caller at tha
Democrat office to-day. Mr. SchoIter
is the man who married Miss Sara
Schrieber last week. He desires 10 cor
rect some reports which have been ci,-
culated about his wife and have in
Jured her somewhat in the eyes of the
public. In regard to her trip to New
York some months ago, when 1t was
stated that she went to New York in
order to marry an actor whom she had
met in this city, he says that there is
not word of truth in it. On that oc-
casion Miss Schneider went to New
York to see Mr. Scholter. All other re
ports OF such nature are also false.
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troubles this advertisement Is insert
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