Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-01
CITY NEWS

J arrested to-day by Officer J. Mccarthy on a charge of ncorrigibifity.
 There will be a meeting of the Sixth their rooms at o'clock. Every mem- Der is requested to attend.
 H. w Connor has sold for E. H. Bond the one family house at II Ludlow street to Fl T. Cross of the Waterbury Machine Go.
 A fine night blooming cereus, with eight beautiful blossoms can be seen in the window of Bitzpatrick's drug store tonight. It is owned by Mrs John Pine of Wall street.
 Frank J. Buchanan and William B.. Brewsters of this city have been noti- fled that they have passed success full examination before the state board of examiners in dentistry.
 Timothy Luddy is home from the national conventio1 1of the A O. H. at St Louis. About $50 delegates were present including some from Mexico, Canada and New Zealand.
 Al II. Darling of this city left yes terday for New York, where will re- join Charles Frohman's Girl from Rays" company, which opens for the season during the latter part of Au- gust.
 l.. Rogers, an Italian laborer, had his leg broken at the ankle by stone rolling on top of it this morning. while at work in digging a trench on Farm street He was removed to the hospi- tai in Lunny's ambulnace.
 John J. Splain, treasurer of the nd Do 1,;e family, have returned from their va- cation. The theatrical season opens this week and MT Splain was. forced to cut his vacation short for that req son.
 Among the candidates who passed successfully the examinations of the state board of medical examiners, and have been given licenses to practice in this state, are Thomas Parker and John Dillon of this city, and ElizabetI | c. Spencer of Naugatuck.
 Michael Banning of Taylor street has resigned his position in the but ton department of the Scovill Manu facturing concern, where he has beer employed for the past seven and s half years. He has accepted a more lucrative one with the United States l where he will move his family in 8 short time.
 Mrs Frank York of Hopeville was injured in a trolley collision in New Haven on Saturday. The trolley car 1 in which Mrs1 York and her husband were riding crashed into another car l Several persons were injured, Mrs l York being the worst sufferer. She | iT1 To l street, New Haven, the home of hel sister, with whom she was visiting Her condition is much better to-day For the first time in the history o1 the institution ahe Brookslde home is now supplied with city water and the management is now in a position to organize ire department Slk perintendent Doran is an old fireman and as soon as the board of charities say the word 1t will be but the worl of q few days for the superintendent to organize a fire department tha will be capable of rendering yaluabI, service in case the property eve should be threatened by ire.
 1t is surprising how most horses lose their heads and try to run wheI something happens to the harness o1 9l SCA1S4C. 6dLuIudy tHG uOIu-DdCK on very fine horse attached to a butch er's wagon went loose and as soon q, the animal discovered that somethins had gone wrong it tried to board 2 trolley car and would have accom- plished the feat or done damage il some other way were it not for tn, presence of Officer Bowling of the DO lice department, who showed up jus in time to prevent mixup. Betweer 1 trolley cars, automobiles and othel l things of that nature horses are hay ing hard time about the public way and the situation is growing worse right along
 I Too much bending over a desk an, close application to work eight or tel hours each day brings on eye strain and the consequent nervous irritabilit, is usually blamed on anything but th real cause. Many men would talk, more pleasure in their work and vast less energy if the strain on their eye were relieved by the right glasses that is a thing we know how to do cor rectly The Upson Jewelry Go, op ticians, 68 Bank street.