Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-28
CITY NEWS

VI l ! NE NS American band prom at Eagles hall. Saturday night. All latest music.
 Court Meany, F. of A., will hold an important meeting tonight to take ac- ton on the death of Daniel Cassidy. An anniversary high mass will be celebrated tomorrow morning at $ o'clock at St Thomas's church for the late Mrs Sarah Gibbons of SarsfielG street
 When In need of help try 25c ad in the Democrat One business man ad- vertised for clerk in our columns and received 92 written answers besides nearly as many more applied in person. It only costs 25c.
 Saturday the last day for boys straw hats at Upson, Singleton X Co. Send in the boys. big or little with 10 cents, for there is good picking yet. They will go fast for there isn't q hat that sold for less than twenty five cents, many of them for fifty cents.
 National Headquarters Women's Relief corps. auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic, has issued a request that the corps in all parts of the country hold memorial services for the late Commander-in-Ch Chief Will mon W. Blackmar. who died at Boise City, Idaho. July Is.
 Rudolph Semson, the years old son of Rudolph Semson of North Main street, was bitten in the face yester day afternoon by a collie dog. The town is full of vicious dogs and as the law with reference to license is dead letter. nobody cares how many of the CUTS make their headquarters about his home.
 The regular semi-monthly meeting of Division No. ,. 40, H., will be held in their hall tonight. All mem- bers are requested to be present. A social session will follow the close of the meeting. The conferring of the third and fourth degrees of the ritual will be executed on those who have not taken same.
 The Ladies auxiliary held an en- thusiastic meeting last evening Thlr- ty new members were initiated and twenty-seven names were proposed for membership. making the meeting the banner one for this popular organiza- tion. A social session was held after the business meeting. and all tliese present enjoyed the music, singing and speech making.
 Miss Lizzie Leonard had the dock in the city court room all to herself this morning. she having been the only victim of police work last night. Mrs Leonard said she took glass of whiskey for her rheumatism and it took her off her feet. She was arrest ed by Officer Cronin and was fined S5 and costs and put on probation as she has proved herself to be a good proba- tioner.
 The following Connecticut military inspection return rolls were presented to the state library. Wednesday. by Miss Katharine Pritchard of Water bury: Sixteenth regiment, field and staff officers. Lieutenant Colonel Da- vid Baldwin. September 29, 1891; Twenty-sixth regiment. second com pany. light infantry, Captain Elisha Frost: Twenty-siNth regiment. fourth company. Captain Elezer Judd, Octo- Der 1T9T Eighth regiment fourth troop cavalry. under Captain Herman Can field, September 20, 1890: Eighth bri- gade. second troop cavalry, Captain Seth Comstock. September 9, 1spO: Thirteenth regiment. fourth company. Captain Benjamin Pierce.
 A suit for s5.cOo was instituted yes tprday against the Hellman Brewing company by Mrs Louisa r. Erk for the death of her husband Christopher F. Frk on April %. IL will be recalled that Mir Erk. who was employed by the company was found dead one morning near the ice-making plant and that the fumes of charcoal which had been burning for some time were quite eyi- dent. Mrs Erk claims her husband s death was brought by his ignorance of the deadly consequences of inhaling charcoal fumes. and that on the day proceeding his death he was employed cleaning the pipes in the refrigeratiuc department by the use of burned char coal. She further claims that Ray Munger. the manager of the plant was incompetent and because of his in- competence Mir Erk met his death. Theron <. Carroll of Central aveu- ue has obtained a patent through At torney VI. J. Byrne on a drill chuck. from which he expects q great deal. VI. Carroll claims his chuck is far Su- perio- 10 the --Almond- and Jacobs" chucks. witch are now considered the best in the market ChuckS are used to a great extent in Waterbury and the popular kinds are the Al meud~ and the Jacobs" but Nr Car roll claims for his product all the good qualities of those and more which they have not. IL is more easily ad- fuStef to any machine. more durable and less expensive. and it will hold anything from the size If a human hair to an Iron pillar q foot thick IL has already been tried in two If the largest fartSrfeS in Waterbury and. according to Mr Carroll was found t9 be all that was expected af ff. But he was not satisfied with that lest He tooz IL to Neg Iork sud WAS given great encouTazsmeHt there. Now il fs Feiug tested in Sne ef ti-a largest fsctorie~ in New Britain and ff hfs expectations gre rezIizad there ha will .nsfeaVor through his e0u1Sei ta orzznize a company for the maEu- facturp os the -ehuek
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