Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-19
CITY NEWS

The fence in front Of the Craft
school has been torn down and will be
replaced by an iron one
The HampsOn-Sellew company have
three car loads Of new chamber suits
They are selling nice one ut S1G.20.
Mrs A. \. Riehl, Of Green street, has
left for Vermont on visit to her
mother and will also visit her old home
in New York state before returning to
Waterbury.
The final accounting on the estate
Of John Gilmartin by his widow. the
administrators, has been filed with the
probate court and on September %
there will be a hearing on its accept
ance.
Hans Saro, leader of the local Con-
cordia Singing society has been chosen
leader for the Hartford Maennerchor.
He will hold weekly rehearsals md
conduct their concerts His headquar-
ters will remain in Waterbury.
Misses r. and A. McGrath Of G5
Rank street will have their fail mil
linery opening commencing tomorrow
and continuing for the rest Of the
week. Latest novelties In shapes and
trimmings.
The funeral of Benjamin Fl. Chris
tlan took place Sunday afternoon from
| the residence of his sister at Kenyon
place The interment was in Mill
Plain cemetery The bearers were
James Sayers. Charles Lee, John Lad
den and Bert Chandler. The floral
tributes were numerous and beautiful.
The little Expo" camera, vest pock-
ct size. Is for sale at Lakes drug store.
1t Is shaped like a watch, the lens in
the stem, and takes clear and perfect
pictures. A universal focus camera.
II Is always ready for snap shot, and
takes twenty-five pictures without re.
loading. Price 500.
Subscribers TO the Democrat can get
n first class magazine by paying sub
scrlption price In advance. 1t mat
tiers not whether you pay one month
or one year. you get the WOman's
Home Companion free of charge. Pay
now and get the handsome october
number.
The third biennial convention Of the
Independent Order Of FOresters win
open at X. of G. hall. Hartford, to-
mOrroR morning at 10 O'Clock. The
high standing committee will meet to-
night at Longs hotel Two years ago
when the convention was held in Nor
wich there We're but 81 courts in the
state, now there are ~ courts.
The police are Investigating a report
that Harry Halpern, who fed town a
few weeks ago. was arrested In Provi-
dence, II. l.. for passing worthless
checks. Halpern Is wanted here for
theft Of two diamonds worth 500
from Morris Green. jeweler on Bank
street He bought the diamonds oil
approval. promising TO return them In
a few hours II they were not accepta-
BILE. Green has not seen him since
Attorney O-neiIl las brought suit Tor
5000 damages for Frank Pleasant Of
Middlebury against the Waterbury
Brass company. Pleasant claims 10 be
n painter and that on December 10 last
he was enga gel on a high staging put
up by the company. The staging tell
and he sustained injuries that cost him
n good deal Of expense and time. His
teeth We're knocked out and his face
Is dlsfgured- The papers in the case
were served to-day by Constable Lun-
nv.
The baths and the gymnasium n
the Y. NJ. e. A. are closed for the an
nual repairing The tennis tournament
which was to be held the latter part
of this month has been called OF as
the players did not seem 20 care for
another contest. Efforts are being
made TO start a Switchboard tuurna-
ment. n game which is very popular at
The building Just at present New
balls and pins have been added 70 the
bowling alleys and everything viii be
in irst-eiass shape AZ the opening.
about ten days Of.
The funeral of Nrs Margaret Tur-
ley took place this morning from the
family rpsfsiaIasss on Dublin street with
a mass q requiem az the SarreI
Heart church nv Faiher nuniran and
interment &c - JoSeTph's cemetery.
The bearers were Peter. Thomas Jn-
seph and John Quinn. John sn,i james
Eiernan. Tie EoraI frihufeS fnrlufei
ernSs frou her granirhiiirpn: bou-
qretS. Margaret r BTickieT. offee of
Wsterlurv Manufacturing COMPANY.
Mrs. EsiwarsI Webster. Mary Watts.
usmfa SaaskIen. Anna CUNNINGHAM.
pna. SteIla aul Elizabeth GFssse.
Msry r. Connor.
sept 5s-Esa1slle meeting and enter
faiament given hv Oscar H. E1lze ani
Jursnlte temrse. HarVy HoUr. q q. q.
street
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