Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
St Joseph's drum corps.
CITY NEWS

Tomorrow night. the Echo Social club will give a promenade and socia, ble at the new hall in Simonsville.
 A meeting of the ladies of St Pat rick's parish will be held at s o'clock this evening in St Patrick's church.
 A good sized crowd attended the promenade given by the American band at Eagles hall Saturday even- ing.
 On November 9 the Artisans Cana diens-Francais will give a smoker at the Franco-American hall on Bank street.
 Alfred Hector of Lafayette street who has been seriously i'll of typhoid fever at his home in Bethel, N. r., is recovering
 An anniversary requiem mass will be celebrated tomorrow morning at : o'clock at St Patrick's church for the fate William J. Derwin.
 Jeremiah Carroll of 596 Baldwin street was struck by Baldwin street trolley last night and received several bruises. The accident occurred at ScovilPs bridge
 The will of the late Thomas Vick- CTS, who lived on North Elm street, was probated to-day. The estate is left to testator's two sons. Thomas J. and Richard W. Mir Vickers died in St Marys hospital, Hartford, last week.
 The board of education will hold a meeting this evening. Only routine business will come up. The report on the enumerators work will be made It is said there has been an increase of 1000 children of school age over last years report.
 The superior court reopens to-mor- row morning at 9:30 o'clock and the case against Giracio Capobiano for the murder of Angelo Solomith will be taken up. The day will probably be spent challenging the special panel of fifty jurors. The defense will be based on 8 general issue, conducted by Attorney O'Neill.
 H. Griswold of Middlebury. the landscape gardener. who is suDerin- tending the work of laying out the new park at Cooke and North Main streets. is suffering from the effects of an injury to his hand. received by getting it caught between two stones which were being set down at the main entrance to the park.
 John Savers, executor on the estate of the late Daniel Altman. filed his bond of $4.500 with the probate court to-day. It was rumored Saturday even- inU fh0t hai, -hn ho1 in the will had turned up and would dispute it, but Attorney McGrath. counsel for the administrator, stated that there would be no contest.
 President k. William Hampson of the Waterbury Business Mems associa- tion has appointed the following com. mittee to make arrangements for the annual banquet which will be held in January: C. \. TempletOn. chairman: George F.. Boyd, Judge F. NJ. Peasley. Attorney N. R. Bronson. R. N. Blakes- lee. Jacob Kaiser Town Clerk John Blair, William M. Lathrop. c A. Jackson, F.. O. GOss, E. P. Fitzgerald, Congressman George l.. Lilley. W. S. Jones. B. W. Tinker and Cornelius Tracy.
 William J. Schlegel has sold for Ralph H. Smith of the Smith {S Griggs Manufacturing company, his twelve tenement brick blocks in the rear of No 324 South Main and 2S Meadow streets. to Sanford Proctor. who has purchased the same as an investment Mir Schlegel has also sold his building lot on Pratt place. near Mill street. to Henry Y. Hull. captain of Hook and Ladder company. No l. Mir Hull is improving the property by placing the former Croft building on the said lot and remodeling the same into q two family house.
 Hached Nichols a middIe-aged man residing in Town Plot and driver for the Connecticut Railway X LiglIt- ing Co. was severely injured this morning ny being hit with telegraph pole. Nichols. with several other men, was endeavoring to replace an old pole with a new one at the corner of Charles and West Porter streets. He was using m instrument known as l dead man." long pole with three iron hooks on the end When the pole was about ten feet in the air. the dead man" which Nichols was hand ling slid along the croSSwalk and the pole came crashing down. The men all got out of the way with the cxccp- tion of Nichols. who was caught un- der the pole crushing his leg His com panions quickly got the lo- off his leg. and medical aid was summoned. Mean while the injured man was stretched along the lawn Of St Patrirk'S church and he was made as comfortable ds possible with pillows and blankets While awaiting the doetnr'S arrival Nichols suffered intense pain. Doctors Barber and Castle soon arrived and after relieving the man of his pain had him carried to his home Although these poles are raised and put in place with great difficulty. seldom does an accident occur.
 These are the days when you should look our stock over in anticipation of Christmas gifts. Our ass0-tments to- day arc nearly complete when. as a few weeks from now. they will be broken into. Some of the most OK quiSite toilet sets and manicuTiBg pieces are ready for your inspection. Opal rings in a hundred different styles will probably be our best sell -sf-. Ten Ta-r-aF.