Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-04
CITY NEWS

uldculdte SOHCeDtlOu cHuTcH VIII ueet tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock at St Patrick's hall.
 Waterville
 Officer Hickey shot a dog at the corner of South Main and Meadow streets this morning. The animal per- sisted in forcing it's way into stores and attacked every canine that it got sight of.
 Because of the threatening weather the attendance at the concert given by the American band on the green last evening was much smaller than a week ago. The program was a good one and the selections were well re- ceived.
 The health authorities should get and make them keep their wagons clean. There was one, and 1t wasn't H. M. Rigney's, in the rear of Bank street this morning, and every win dow within 100 yards of it had to be closed. It was simply rotten in the true meaning of the word, and not as used when applied to Umpire Knowlton.
 The death of Earl Smith left va- cancy on the board of agents of the Bronson library fund which will have to be filled by the aldermen at spe- cial meeting called for that purpose. When the late General Kellogg passed away the aldermen chose his son, John P. Kellogg, for the unex- | pired term of his father on the li- brary board, and perhaps they may | do likewise in this case and request Archer J. Smith to act in that ca pacity. MT Smith was on the board for years. The term of office which he was serving when he died will not expire until July 4, 1914.
 | Tomorrow afternoon parties in- terested in the ideas of Rev Charles T. Russell, as set forth in his Studies of the Scripture" will hold meeting at the residence of Samuel Nuttall, Middle street, Simonsville. Other meetings will be held Saturday and Sunday evenings at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Fillmore Hapeman of | Baldwin street. Edwin Bundy, a speaker we'll versed in religious prin- | ciples along the same line, will be present at the two meetings last men, toned. He will also deliver a lec' ture on "The Great Deliverer," at the Y. M. c. A. hall on Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
 David Matthiew died Tuesday af. ternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs Joseph Greenwood, 210 Baldwin street He is survived by four daugh- ters, Mrs Louis Warman of East Hartford, Mrs Joseph Greenwood Mrs James Burton and Misses Val eina and Bertha Matthiew, all of this city. The funeral took place Thurs. day morning with a mass of requiem at St Anne's church and intermeni in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were Godfie Leclaire, Theodore Val lerend, Wilfred Vallerend, Albert Greenwood, Clie Veillette and lsaie Pronovost.
 The session held by the registrars yesterday did not attract great deal of attention, although quite a few new names were received, especially in the fifth district, where the race for the senatorship is getting inter- | tSlluS. pSklStEdA V SOhhoi No- lday that another meeting will be held next Friday and that anybody whose name is not in by Q o'clock on that evening will be down and out so far as participating in the primaries. Nc certificates will be issued and any body who feels aggrieved at being counted out will have nobody but himself to blame. It is thought tha, good deal of missionary work will be done between now and next week by the aspirants for senatorial honors and their packers. They didn't want to show their hands yesterday and as consequence the registration wa: not as heavy as some expected. Despite the indictment weather grist for the divorce mill is piling up Two suits have been entered durini the past few weeks. Mrs John B
 Moran of Beacon Falls has brough suit on the grounds of desertion an cruelty. Her husband lives at i ? Mill street. Mrs Moran was formerl
 Miss Rowan. She claims her hus
 band left her in June. 1905. The al
 legged acts of intolerable cruelty ar . not specified in the complaint. Tn
 other applicant is Mrs Elizabeth E Ivira Fretz, wife of Louis R. Fret
 who boards at 234 North Main stree
 and is employed by the Seovill Maj ' ufacturing Co. Only intolerable cru 1 city is alleged in this case. The cui 2 tody of three minor children is T, . qnested by Mrs Fretz. The chilGre , are Louis Alfred. IS: Howard L. i' l and Helena A.. 3 years. respectivel. 2 A few days ago the defendant pull
 lished his wife in the press, notifyin $ storekeepers not to trust her in h
 nsme.
 5 The Elm beetle which Is causing s good deal of bother hereabuts dOs . not cause the people of Newport. . l.. inconvenience to any great exteI . for they handle it there with a god : deal of ease. They simply tie she { Of ordinary fiy paper around the tr,
 about half a dozen feet from the l,a.
 and as the beetle must climb fro
 the ground up it never gets beyor
 the sticky fly paper. IL gets stuC on itself there if 1t tries to cross q
 paper. otherwise it generally has p7
 vide,i itself with a~refurn trip tfctl
 and goes back to the ground. n
 crowds that went from Waterbury
 Newport on the reoeBt excursion
 that place saw thousands of the de-
 insects at the base of evcry pl
 tree in the town A sheet of pap
 will last in proportion tO the invasi,
 of the beetle If it comes in hosts
 might be necessary tO change the 2
 rcr cra-r farr hn.r-s nflaarrisf q u