Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-24

Mrs Keough's stock, 194 Baldwin
 street, has been purchased by tht
 North End Dry Goods and Shoe Co
 and will be sold out at big reduc
 ton.
 The price of coal will soon take an
 other jump. People don't need much
 fuel just now, but the weather will
 not always be as warm as it is today
 and it would be good plan to have
 the bin filled before the advance in
 price the first of September.
 Yesterday afternoon a surprise par
 ty was rendered to Mrs Leonard kipp
 of Union street by her lady friends.
 She was the recipient of many beau
 tiful presents. The guests left about
 3 o'clock after spending a pleasant af-
 ternoon, wishing her many happy re-
 turns of the day.
 The regular monthly meeting of the
 Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H.. will be
 held this evening in K. of c. hall. The
 degree team of Division No 1 of Nau-
 gatuck, will work the first and second
 degree on a large class of candidates.
 A social session will follow the busi-
 ness meeting.
 Two suits resulting from an auto mobile accident have been instituted against Edward J. Mailhiot. dry goods dealer on South Main street. Each suit is for $500 and the plaintiffs are minor children of Anthony Eiscon- ii. The accident occurred on North Elm Strppf 1act Unpk
 Patrick Wrenn of 727 Baldwin street, when about to retire on Sun day evening. stepped on needle, which was broken in two and one half disappeared inside the foot Dr McLinden was called in and after the use of the X-Ray located the piece. After a slight operation yesterday he removed it.
 The big Scent sale which opened ur at Curran's dry goods store on Tues day and which is to continue for the of the week, proved to be somewhat of a novelty for the Water bury shoppers, crowds coming and going from the time the store opens in the morning until the time to close It is surprising what they can sell for 9 cents.
 An order was to have been issued by the railroad commissioners yester- day approving the layout and plan of for an extension of the lines of the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co from Waterbury to Wa tertown, providing ali agreement had been reached. The city and the street company have come to an a greement, but it is not satisfactory to the railroad company. The commis sioners postponed action until Septem- Der F as President Mellen desired time for further consideration.
 Teams still continue to jostle each Other in Harrison avenue and there appears 10 be no remedy except to eliminate the sidewalks and pave the street up to the buildings. This would not interfere with pedestrians and would make the place wide enough for teams passing in the opposite direc- tion to go on about their business in- stead of having to back out as they have to do. You back up.' said one driver to another today. the other got mad and yelled. Whats the matter witk you: Didn't you see me here before you came? Me back out: Not on your life" The first speaker said no more. but managed to make room for both by getting one wheel onto the narrow sidewalk next 10 the Chase building.
 Frank Dale of New York was ar rested here yesterday afternoon by De iective keunaugh for theft of a horse and wagon from samuel BrUckheimer D. Westchester. Bronx, last Friday The information that led to bales arrest was furnished hy John Cirogan. With Dale were Frank Hol- comb and George Connolly. who were also taken into custody. Dale's ali tempt to conceal hlS trarRs Were in- goni0u~ He traded the "Urfit immedi- atcIy after leaving New York The second horse and wagon he Swappei aS soon a~ possible. and thus he kept damaging until he came Co town. pass Ing through Bridgeport. Milford and The tIfrcr Vri~nurrs vii. leave for New York without requi~ition papers. The men wer" charged in the rity court tlis morning with horse stealing and were hpld iu bonds of S,s-J each for the New York officials.
 Things are bnom'u. ln the real eS 'are line in this town inst ar Ire<s Ht. Many new buildings are tu tLs. ,uur>.- gf construction and there f< great a.- ,iyity ln buying and selling. -AlfIlnuz. lumber is high. vet owners of IaHs seem more eager tp build than rn leave. their property standing idle Rents ar,. lGvancrng each day and 'lle tenant, blame the IaHdlDrls. They say that -he supply is equal Co tlH domsnsI and .llat there is n0 need of sending rents Ip as high as they are ar rhn present ime. The landlords on lLe ether hand tate that it is all the faUIt 0f tIl4 loaIsrs and say there is HB muuey sutIug houses now auyway- He IraIerS lay The blame at tHs dpur Us Lu WurzIueu aud say that lat-pr is ~1 .-H that it is impossible Co put 0u. he material any cbeapaT- If y0u l1uI fell tbis to the workman he M uuiH quickly show you where yUu ,.f, wrong and lay the tr8ubEe o4 lsue o1Is. other than himself The only Urr thing sBat we do know i> that vpr.ythinz Is rather expensive and t s =ery harI -o p-y dollar ieo~e.
 People dp queer things with their i in tile twilight work by i cor IaIHEiIi izht on things that are izht-rrEiuE- They wonder why they l ave headaches. tired eyeS- jerkv optic I erve<- efc- Better save ySur sight I -I--a wa.- a.- lar- araS are E.-..-l h ]