Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-26

tonight in the office of John P. Kel logg.
 Only three days more. Tomorrow Thursday, your choice of the fine | straw hats for boys. or children, 50( each. in Upson. Singleton X Cos. Ii you want your pick of the best better go in there Thursday.
 Mrs Rosalie Lariviere of North Leonard street was to-day appointed administrator on the estate of hel i husband. with will annexed. She gave a bond of $500 with Vitaline S Der nier as surety. The will was also ap proved.
 The Waterbury Business Mems asso. citation will hold its annual outing at Sayil Rock tomorrow. A shore din- her will be served at 12:30 o'clock i The party will leave for New Havel! by way of the Cheshire loop on the It o'clock train.
 William T. Smith, an employe of T E. Smith X Co. Meadow street. was out fishing a few days ago in SnipSiC lake and brought home the catch of the season. twentytwo bass and pick erel innumerable. Snipsic lake is a great fayorite of fishermen and is sit uated north of Bantam
 Charles Keefe of Bishop street. who is travelling with the International Cir GUS Co in Europe. has written home that he is greatly enjoying life in the old world. He has picked up little French and can converse fairly well in German and Swiss His contract with the circus company holds good for four years more.
 The Hammer club will make a call upon Mir and Mrs Peter Lawlor of Washington street tomorrow night. Mir Lawlor is a member of the club and recently took to himself a wife and the boys want to i've him some hints on housekeepin. The club will assemble at Devereaux X Co.'S on East ain street and ride 10 Washington street on special trolley.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: Tom Brennan, Mrs Sarah NJ. Bull. Laura \. Bradley. Miss Alexma Beanben. H. M Consal. Ed ward Bowling. Mrs Everard Grohan. W NTbtlN III f-l. AllSs Johnson. Bernard King, E. Lupton, Mrs T. Roy. Miss Laura Smith, Mrs Adolph Streets. Willie Slade. Michael r. Slua. George Stillman, John Taylor, Miss Kate Willenger.
 Attorney Lynch. acting for Mrs Catherine Rogers of South Elm street. has made William A. Doherty. her neighbor defendant in very serious suit for 5000. The case is returnahle to the September term of the superior court. Mrs Rogers claims that>she was pushed and knocked dbwh by D6herty July T.; that he assaulted her and called her names. and in consequence of this she, being in delicate health at the time, was made sick.
 The biggest drove of cattle seen or. the public streets of Waterbury in years passed through Exchange place this morning. heading for the eastern horned cattle and in fine condition. Some of them hadn't been milked this morning and were dropping the fluid along the streets. Mlk Inspector Sun din was not about the place at the time consequently the men in charge got out of town without any trouble What a commotion il would have made if the inspector happened along and undertook 10 drive the herd into his office in the City hall annex. As Judge Thayer has continued the temporary injunction in the suit of r. H. Carroll against Hubert NJ. Rigney. Attorney Thoms. the latter's counsel. today filed a motion with Judge Thayer tD have Carroll furnish a bond of Sl.pIu. Carroll is using Up half q dozen cords of wood at the garbage Crematory and is also using the water which Rigney claims comes from his personal property. and RiCney cannot interfere owing to the injunction. If in the end Rigney wins the city may have to shoulder the damages. which Carroll may he called upon to pay. However. Carroll is the winner 90 far as he has taken an appeal from Judge Thayer's decision in awarding RigncF his costs.
 Tie sun was not very strong to-day. but somehow many fell ny the way and had to be assisted to the police station. The patrol wagon with the assistan,y uf an officer did the business. Iu, word drunk. was written afte~ th.. names of three victims at the police station. hut it is thought that q medical investigation would prove that war'u weather had almost aS much tu dU with their eases as the kind of mci'- rine they had been using. One fcllus fCIl down and came near breaking his nose. As be entered the station. h1S fac" covered with blood. b. sci up a series of wells which made the hUlld- iu- shake. He declared that be wa~ hlIled. bu- tLe officer remarked mat L. was rhe liveIiest dead man be ever handled
 Michael Honau of Hawleyyille. quite 8 heat appearing l0y. was arrested here this morning at tle Highland ditI- sion station and held at the police sta ion until his older brother. John. rafl- eI for him this afternoon. Hynau'> father telephOnez1 10 the police station requesting the authorities to be OIi -L- lookout for him and officer Douauue -1llareyI him as soon as he stepped from The cars At the station he de r-z.,I positively that his name was Hp- lau and cIaime-I that his parents were dead. He said he belonged in South IuEral and was looking for work. Is that SO replied Superintendent E-au- Well. we'll give YOU a home until somebody calls for you He iS said Js have g comfortable home at R.Uley- rzlIe but like many other foolish rel- rr.--z v5a-Fz-rS fa sFoaS mn E-un-r arrfF.=--7F 51 appreciate it. He offerei Do ol5ee-