Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-13
CITY NEWS

| MISS Mary l.. Gfeeuef or Hlgnlant
 avenue has returned home after spend
 ing a month with relatives in Bridge
 port.
 4 horse owned by Louis Huss fell al
 tlie cOIner of Union and South Mair
 streets last evening. There was much
 difficulty putting the animal on his feet again. ......
 The will of the late Mrs Emma
 Lockhart of Mill Plain was approved to-day in probate. All of the estate
 is left to pr Isabelle Cowan in trust l for the Lockhart children On the estate of the late Bridget Cluney. Julia Cluney to-day was ap-
 pointed administrative. and on the
 estate of Matthew Shea. Cornelius Shea was appointed administrator.
 Miss Julia Kennaugh and Miss An
 nie Moran have formed a partnership to conduct millinery rooms on Bank
 street in the place so long occupied by
 Miss Igo, whom they have bought out.
 Saturdays and Thursdays are specia, safe days at the Gamble, Desmond Co.'S, New Haven. That's the safe store, where everything you buy is re- liable and honestly priced. Everything for men. women and children to wear and to use in the house.
 Philip Hamel has purchased the large tract of land on North Main street, owned by the George Duncan estate. Mir Hamel intends to start the erection of buildings on the plot shortly. The sale was made through the agency of John s. Neagle, No 10S Bank street
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Mrs Etta w. Avery. J. c. Burke (3D. Jerry Delaney, Mrs James Burlington. Mrs T. D. Griffith. George Horne Frederick Johnson, Mrs Alice MOnahan. Louis Plahm, Miss Jennie Petterson. Richard Porter. Mrs. Richard. care s. B. Dairy; Miss Jean nette Trudeau.
 One of the stone cutters at St Ann's church on South Main street is look, ing up the owners of two goats that have been having a fine time feeding on the chips hewn from the granite stone since the work was commenced He says they are welcome to all they cared for of that kind of stuff, but he objects to their chewing up his chisels and wooden mallet and using hia watch and pipe for dessert.
 Yesterday afternoon Superintendent Fred Stickles of the Waterbury Manu. facrurers' Foundry Go. was the most surprised man in tEc city. He informed the officials of tue company a week ago that he hal been secured by larger concern in Hartford which would make his services more re- mdnri atIve and he expected to leave for there in a few days. The news was surprising to the employees and yesterday afternoon they showed AIr how they appreciated him hy presenting him with a handsome dia- mOnd ling
 The delegation that called upon the department of education the other evening regarding the condition that exists at the Mulcahy school did good work. Already a walk is being laid on the north side of Lounsbury street and at the meeting of the board of public works last night it was recon. mended to the aldermen that Fair. | mount street be continued from Luke | street to the school building. It should | be taken hold of and pushed. There Is no need of waiting to complete all the prelimlnaries. LOunsbury street | was opened and a sewer and water main constructed in it nearly two years before it was accepted by tho 'ity and there is no reason why Fair. mount street cannot be worked on tho same plan.
 Often times parents fail to under itand why their children are called tupid by their teachers. A thorough of the little ones eyes will often show an error of vision. Vow is the time to have the matter ttended to. Upson Jewelry company, pticians.