Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-08

The Misses Mollie and Anna Noonan 1 and W. J. Bryan. who have been vis- l iting at Pine Grove, have returned l home.
 Louis Kurten. brother of William kurten of this city, died Sunday at his home in New York. The deceased for. merly resided in Waterbury.
 Harry Durner, the well known vaudeville performer, wants every ] body to give him call at his hand some pool rooms, 3S Grand street.
 Rev J. J. Curtin of St Francis Kay l ier's church attended the funeral of Mrs Winters, mother of Rev J. T. ! Winters, at New Britain yesterday. 1 The will of the late Elizabeth Phalen was filed for probate to-day. The es- tate is left in equal parts between the l children, Mary Nugent, Elizabeth Ba- l con, Michael Finton and John Phalen. Charles E. Turner and Miss Helen E. Gillott were married at 10 o'clock yesterday morning at Trinity church by the rector, the Rev Frederick D. 1 Buckley. Mr and Mrs Turner will re- side at 56 Cherry street.
 Carl Deely, aged five years, son of Patrick r. Deely, d machinist, living i at 1o5 Wood street. while jumping Il fence yesterday fell and broke his ] right leg. Dr Lally gave medical care. i placing the injured leg in a plaster 1 cast.
 The Rev F. D. Buckley, rector Of 1 Trinity church. will be absent through i the month of August The Rev Els worth NJ. Tracy, rector of St Georges l church in Maplewood, N. J., will con duct the services of Trinity church during Mir Buckley's absence.
 Henry s. Reynolds, aged 2S, died at | his home in Southbury at $50 a. m yesterday. The deceased leaves a | mother, five brothers and three sisters l The. funeral will take place Wednes- | day morning at 9 o'clock from his late 1 home to the church of the Sacred Heart in Southbury. Friends are re- | ques'ted to omit flowers.
 The late Daniel Cassidy left will | in which he bequeathed to his widow. 1 Margaret, life interest in the proper 1 ty, 16-S6 South Leonard street. Upon l her demise, providing she survived l him, he decreed that the property be divided in equal parts between his children, Mary Fitzpatrick, Margaret Tierney. Sarah Stephenson of New | York. Elizabeth Lawlor and Daniel J Cassidy. D. H. Tierney was named eXecutor. The will was drawn up June 9 last.
 Louis Blanchard. a carpenter. had q narrow escape from serious injury yes l terday. He was working on three story frame building on the north end of Cherry street, and stepping on a plank which he supposed was fas- tened, down it went. Blanchard with it. He had the presence of mind to turn ? somersault which landed him l in comparative safety on a pile of wood. In his descent his right side was badly scraped. but for the somer- sault his ribs would have been broken.
 It was expected that something would be said at last nights session of the aldermen regarding the failure of the trolley company to proceed with the work of completing the Baldwin street line. but the subject was not mentioned If it drags along much longer the company will be in posi- ton 10 come forward and say it is toe late in the season to take up the pro iect, and probably that is the end ir view. The aldermen should get after the trolley company with sharp stick
 Sheriff Doherty met a Tartar ir WOlcott yesterday. He went to the residence of Mrs Elizabeth Hamel tC repleyin q piano for Mir and MT, Xavier Greenwood. Mrs Hamel wa: in the yard and refused to allow th, sheriff To enter the house at first
 After getting ill he found il imp0ssibl,
 t0 get out unless by q window. Mir Hamel having locked the doors I'm
 sheriff had to bring all his persuasive
 powers into play before the womai
 consented t0 lot him out. Mrs Green
 wood k Mrs Hamers mother. Tn,
 piano was removed.
 Harry Halpern. brother of F. II
 Halperu. who runs a ten cent store q
 2Ss North Main street. seems tn havt
 left a trail If bad checks behind him
 Yesterday one for S3J payable to B
 Hulpern. and made ont by sam Hal
 perm. was returned to E. II. Halperl 7 Lt4rause the signature was incorrect.
 IT iS said that there are other Slmha
 rLe'-ks un inc way. Morris Hub8r |. jeweler and pawnhToker at 1l9 SUutl f Main street. thought he was stuck . Hai7eru tried tn induce him tu accep a cheek in payment fnr watch. hu , Huhar insisted on rash and apparent : Fy gnt all Halpern had, with B checi
 for Sl2
 After half 2 dozen disappointment | if will hn hard for some tp believe ina the trolley to Cheshire iS at last , reality The first car for business vii - leave Waterbury at -'s4-5 o'cIF-k in th ? morning and the last ear for Wate,
 bury will leave Mount Carmel at 12.11.
 The fare iS aJ cents Trolley tirket
 are good only as far aS Summit. | , i which point passes of every kind ar limited. Cars will leave Wateriur
 and Mount Carmel every half hour an
 connections will be made for Ne1
 Haven at Mount Carmel Ye- t..rfay afternoon General Maj aeer Sewell took a party oyer the roa
 as far as WayerIy Inn. where a del. , -afion of New Haven newsF.aps- me = met them and were enfe1etaiHeI F
 the railroad commissioners. This ai
 ra-uaan at ! o'clock a delegation frnE : inc Waterbury Business Mems assScis . ton wiiI go over
 Rur fiaIHouds by daylight Whe
 seEecffnz a diamond an e1aminat5a zhouM te made hy daylight \ st0H
 seen hr artffsiaI light often deceiVe