Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-31
CITY NEWS
Fresh buttermilk at Phelan's te

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 American band prom at Auditor i ium Eagles nesD tomorrow night.
 Mir and Mrs Isadore Chase are wis itin% Mrs Zunder of 352 Orange street New Haven.
 1 The remains of Harold, the six years old son of Mir and Mrs Freder ick Schwartz of Walnut avenue, who died yesterday of scarletina, were taken to Meriden to-day for burial. i The American Boy for April is ready at Upson. Singleton & Cos. II i is very interesting this month. If a subscriber, be sure and get it. If not ! ask the salesman how to get six l months subscription free
 i The annual meeting of Melicent | Porter chapter. D A R, will be held | "Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at | the residence of Mrs R. R. Stannard ] 3l Central avenue. when officers will 1 he chosen for the ensuing year and re- 1 ports read.
 The best household disinfectant is GermikiIl. Keep it in the house all the time, use il in the sinks closets and cellar. It costs only p cents a bottle at Lakes drug store and will save many a dollar by preventing sick ness.
 The condition of Mrs John Whalen. who sprang into such nOtOriety yester- day on account of her effort to drown herself in the Mad river raceway, is much improved today and there ap- pears to be no reason why she should not be able to return home any time.
 Court D R. Hamilton has elected Daniel Squires and E. F. Holgate as delegates to the Foresters convention. The alternates are T. A. Munson and Edward Stills The meeting of the court next Tuesday night will be q basket lunch affair and will be an open session.
 The funeral of William Conlong took place yesterday afternoon from the family residence on North Main street with service by the Rev Mir Lewis and interment in Riverside cemetery. The bearers were Harry Comstock. Harry smith. Charles Lar kin and Harold Cooley.
 There is sketch of the career of George w. Beach, president of the Manufacturers bank, in the Amcri- can Boys Magazine for March which Upson. Singleton X Co are giving away in their boys department. It is well worth reading hy any boy and interesting to the older ones who have known Mir Beach since their boyhood days.
 At a meeting of tie electors of the Hop Swamp school district last night Miss Josephine Downey was unani mously renstated as teacher of the Rradleyville school. It seems Com mitteeman Trelease wanted d change, but the people rose up in their might and demanded the retention of Miss Downey and that settled it. Miss Downcy is said to be a very success full teacher.
 Miss Ella Hill. the seventeen years old daughter of Mir and Mrs Louis Hill of 356 south Leonard street. died early this morning of pleurisy. Miss Hill was for some time an emplOye of the New England Watch factory and was held in high esteem by her shop mates. Besides her parents, she leaves six sisters and three brothers, Mrs James Coughlan, Mrs Joseph .Du- irene. Mrs Philip Turcot. Mrs Francis Bruss, Laura, Lucille Louis. Adela and Frederick Hill. The funeral will he held Sunday afternoon with service at St Ann's church and interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Robert A. Pease died at his home in Middletown yesterday morning of heart failure due to acute indigestion at the age of S5 years and [ months. Mir Pease was born in Middetown in 1879. He entered the grocery busi- ness established by his father. Aaron Pease. In 1872, with his brother, Aaron q. Pease the firm name being changed to R. A. Pease at the death of the brother in lSS6 In 1890 Mir Pease retired from active business. Mir Pease was widely known and had served several terms in the common council He was a member of St John's lodge. F. and A. M. being the oldest Mason in this county and prob ably in this state. In 1861 Mir PeaSe married Miss Harriet II. Sumner of Middletown. who survives him. He also leaves three sons, k. Sumner and Louis K. of Middlctown and William W. of Waterbury. The funeral will be held at the house Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock and will be private.
 Why not have at done right: There are all kinds of clockmakers who do all kinds of work. We have only one kind and that Is the hest to be had. Clocks called for. repaired and returned to your home for moderate sum. The Tpson Jrwelry Co. 6s Bank St.