Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-09
CITY NEWS

night at Eagles hall. Big time assured.
 James A. Duggan will leave her, Saturday as delegate from Silas Bron- son Conclave I. o. H. to the supreme conclave of the order at Milwaukee on June 1916.
 This is to announce to the people of Waterbury and vicinity that the busi- ness formerly conducted by the Credit Clothing Co at 63 East Main street will be continued at 149 South Main street. one flight up, with the Connec- ticut Clothing Co.
 The divorce case of Fanny R. against Henry w. Foote was heard in New Ha- ven to-day. The plaintiff was repre- scented by Attorney Russell The de- fendant was not present nor was rep resented by counsel. Desertion was the basis of the action.
 The national meeting of Turner's will be held in Indianapolis on June 21 to 26. The local delegates are Charles Blattman, Eddie Debordie George Mill Ter Charles Probst. John Schwartz, Ja- cob Rutishauser, Joseph Koepper, Rich- ard Bergmann and Max Kreidel.
 Edward and Sarah Byrne have pur- chased from Frank Afford his two houses No 80 S2 and S4 S6 High street. Mir and Mrs Byrne have pur- chased the property for investment. The sale was made through the agency of Daniel T Harrington of 40 East Main.
 The senior class of Crosby high school will hold reception at Leaven- worth hall on June 23rd. This is al- ways one of the long looked for events of the graduate and is always bril- liant affair. This year at the reception the presentation speech will be made instead of on class day.
 Judge George w. Wheeler of Bridge port was in town a short while this morning. He visited The Elton and re- marked it was the finest in the state. The judge was on his way home from Middletown. He presides at the June term of the superior court which opens here week from next Tuesday.
 At well attended meeting of the Waterbury Retail Meat Dealers asso- citation held last night the following delegates were elected to attend tine state convention at Hartford. June 15. 1905. A. w. Castle and Albert Bley. There was some discussion in regard to the barbacue. but 1t was laid over un- til next meeting.
 A man got off moving trolley car on North Main street opposite Abbott avenue at noon to-day and the in evitable happened. He was thrown to the street with a bang that scattered his belongings all over the street. Over and over he rolled. until a man from another car following immediately be- hind got off and stopped him. Beyond a severe shaking up he was unlnjurfd. Yesterday afternoon about 30 ln- vited guests assembled at the home of Mrs John Walker. 424 Washington avenue, to celebrate her 60th birthday. Ample justice was done to the bounti- full table that was spread and some fine singing was rendered. The party went home at midnight wishing the hostess many happy birthdays. Friends were here from Utica. Watertown, Bai- timore and Waterville.
 The New Haven County W. C. T. b. conference was held in Wallingford yesterday morning and afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal church, there being upwards of fifty present. At the morning session Mrs c. M. Leete of Wallingford presided. The confer ence was opened at 10 o'clock with an address of welcome by Mrs l.. A.. Francis of Wallingford. 'Blest Be the Tie That Binds" was sung. fol lowed by the Scripture lesson being read by Mrs Leete. Tevts of Scripture were also given by many of those present. Two verses of "TO the Work were sung by the conference. Mrs Coss of New Haven gave an interest ing report on hospital work as did also Mrs Fitzsimmons of Waterbury on home mission work.
 At meeting of the board of health yesterday afternoon it was voted 10 cite in Garbage Contractor P. H. Car roll next Tuesday to he heard regard ing charges preferred against him by Health Officer Kilmartin. to whom William Rudge and X. W. Angle of Watertown have complained that the contractor is delivering garbage at q farm near Frnst's Bridge where it is being fed to swine. The plaintiffs al- lcge that 1t has becOIne nuisance and threaten to invoke the aid of the health officer of Litchfeld county if it is not abated. Mr Stanley thought the proper thing 10 do was tO take the contract away from Mr Carroll. but the chair man said that the city attorney ad- vise-l that he be given hearing. June IF. at j o'clock in the afternoon. was fixed as the date for the trial Nj the same time milkmen who care to be heard regarding an ordinance regulat- ing the sale of milk will be heard.
 Wedding gifts of silverware. This we wish to impress upon yorI-the wonderful variety of large stock. the quality and workmanship in every piece and extremely reasonable prices. The mere fact that we show a greater. variety of silverware than any other house in Waterbury should bring yOu here first. Choice is an easy matter. Tpson JeweIry Co. es Bank street.