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

SCpI AI.
The republican town committee has
elected Walter w. Holmes to succeed
Z. II. Williams as treasurer of the re
publican town committee.
Although there was a great many
people around town yesterday, yet the!
must have been all very good as there
was no session of the city court to
day.
The board of registration will hold
a meeting Saturday in the city court
room for sthe purpose of making vo-
tiers. The session will be from 9
O'Clock in the morning to Z in the
evening.
Subscribers to the Democrat can get
a first class magazine by paying sub
scription price in advance. 1t mat
tiers not whether you pay one month
or one year, you get the W0man's
Home Companion free Of charge, Pay
now and get the handsome october
number.
The little expo" camera, vest peck
ct size, is for sale at Lakes drug store.
1t is shaped fike watch, the lens in
| the stem, and takes clear and perfect
pictures. A universal focus camera,
it is always ready for snap shot, and
takes twenty-five pictures without re-
loading. Price $3.50.
Daniel T. Harrington has sold for
Hugh Lavery Of Bridgeport his proper
ty on Burton street to James Hub
bard of Waterbury, and also sold for
Samuel Karpelman his three-family
house, Nos 14-16. WeltOn street, to
Joseph Baer, who has bought the
property for home and Investment
The republican primaries opened at
o'clock this afternoon and will be
on until o'clock at the following
places: First ward, city court room;
Second ward. city hall east side. up
stairs; Third ward west side city hall,
up stairs; Fourth ward, aldermanic
chamber; Fifth ward, II Jefferson
street.
Miss Lena Levin and Louis Kaplan
were married Sunday night by Rabbi
Silverman in the home Of j. H. Green
blatt, Simonsville. The witnesses were
Miss 7. Kaplan and H. Kaplan, Miss
F. Levin and ]. Levin Of New York;
Mr. and Mrs Nitkin, Mr. and Mrs J. II.
Greenblatt, Mr. and Mrs Wornlberg,
Mr. and Mrs j. Greenblatt and Mr. and
Mrs S. LAWN of Waterbury. The
brides costume was white.
A Southington correspondent says:
Miss Pena Cosgrove of Waterbury is
lying very i'll at the home of Mr. an6
Mrs Thomas Tobin of Flanders, where
she has been visiting. Saturday even
ing she was taken i'll with a fainting
spell. DR. Sullivan worked over the
lady and she recovered consciousness.
She will be unable to return to her
home for week or more. Miss Cos
grove is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Patrick Cosgrove Of Laurel street.
Superintendent Moran of the Brook
side home and Mr. Porter of the Bucks
Hill road stroled into Clerk Nc
MahOn's office to-day for the purpose
of committing Eddie Washington, an
s year old colored boy, TO the county
home. As there was no session of
court it will probably come up tO-mOr-
row. The young fellow is bright APP
pearing little "darkie," but has no
home, since his mother, Carrie Wash
ingtOn, pays no attention to him. 1t is
likely that the boy will be sent to the
institution.
All aboard for the Auditorium to- |
night. Company G's old fashioned |
fair opens in full swing, to continue !
for one week. Nothing doing else |
where; all the people will be in attend |
ance TO see the attractions. The mill |
tary boys will live up TO their reputa- |
ton Of the past and demonstrate con- |
clusively they are the premier enter |
tanners of the city. \ complete series /
of attractions have been provided for |
your amusement, and provisions have |
been made to handle the great crowd |
that will be in attendance. A short |
street parade will precede the opening, /
leaving the armOry at T:2J.
The milk dealers met last night and |
decided TO increase the price Of milk
from the present rate. fourteen and |
one-half quarts In bottles for 81 and
seventeen quarts in cans to twelve
and One-half quarts in bottles for 81
and fourteen and One-half quarts in
cans. This IL pretty high price for
milk In a town situated so close TO
such farming districts as Lltchfeld.
WATERFOWL. Woodbury.. Middlebury,
WOlcOtt, Prospect and Cheshire. to say
nothing about Waterbury itself, which
still boasts Of some very fine farms.
But the spirit Of the age has seized
the mllkmen and they think they
might Just as we'll get all they can for
their stock. The new schedule will
hold until May, 1906.
A collector entered one ~ the fruit
stores Of the town to-day and handed
bis bill. which amounted to about
thirty-nine dollars. 10 the proprietor.
The owner proceeded to count out the
money and placed bills In the amount
Il thirty dollars on the counter. Then
be proceeded to give the collector The
remainder Of the money in pennies.
Il took him a rather long time 10 count
ut the c0ppers and when he handel
hem 10 the collector the latter was
.nything but pleased. nevertheless he
oak them and deposited them I'm ono
Z his pockets. He Immediately set out
OF the Office. with one shoulder about
w0 inches lower than the other. and
ras glad when he had placed the I
feed out Of his sight.
Often times parents fail to under
tsnd why their children are called
tUpid by their teachers. 4 thorough
Of the little ones eyes
-ill often show an error Of vision.
low = the time to have the matter {
ttended to Epson Jewelry company,
Uticisns.