Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-07

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 First Division, A. o. H., will mee tomorrow afternoon at o'clock a Elks' hall on Grand street. Al
 members are requested to attend. 7, Irving H. Chase, George o. Boy;
 and Edwin H. Williams are eXpecte,
 home Monday. The past few week
 they have been sojourning in tht
 Bermudas.
 The members of the All Waterbury 1 basketball team will sit for their
 pictures tomorrow and all members of the team are requested to meet at
 the armory at II o'clock.
 Superintendent of Police Beach left this morning on the 7:55 train
 to attend the convention of the DO
 lice heads which is to be held at Hot | Springs the coming week.
 At short calendar in the district
 court to-day conditional default
 was granted Terrence Reynolds in
 his suit against the city for an acci- l dent on a defective sidewalk.
 The committee of Division 2. A. O.
 H., that had charge of the St Pat, rick's night entertainment, will meet this evening. The amount realized on the venture will amount to over
 $500.
 Ziolente. the months old child of Mr and Mrs Michael Ozog of A Pond street, died yesterday morning. The | funeral took place this afternoon al ! . ,>.o H. f !, hnriaI in ro D1- Ietery. -.. .s.s. Mrs John w. Hakins and Miss AL
 bina Courtemanche of West Liberty street are spending a few days in
 New York. Mrs Hakins spent Thurs day in Torrington, the guest of Miss Celia Lockwood.
 Judge Cowell held city court to- day and had to deal with only two prisoners, both plain trunks. John nelly was fined sl and costs, and Thomas Healey would have got off as lucky but for his probation record. He was fined s10 and costs,
 The funeral of Horace F. French will be held at the family residence on East Farm street Monday morn- ing at 11:30 o'clock, the Rev E. D. Bassett, former pastor of St Paufs, and the Rev MT Wagner officiating. The burial will be in Thomaston.
 The Evening Democrat Is the Peo ple's Paper. The price IS Ic a copy, l2c @ month. S5 a year. by mail or
 Arrier.
 Next week being the last week of Lent there will be no class work at Miss Reeds select school of dancing. The regular Monday evening adranc- ed class will meet the next time on Tuesday evening. April IT. The other classes will meet in regular order on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
 Paul Wencel of Danbury. an eccen- tric old German. is under arrest. on the charge of assault with intent to kill. of late he has been having trouble with the school children. Yes ter,lay afternoon he met a group of them returning 10 school and they be- gan to make fun of him. He pulled out an old fashioned revolver aRd fired. seriously inturing Grace Smai- ley. 15 years old.
 John Tato. the West Main street grocer and confectioner. has given North Willow street folks another scare He has purchased the house at IS5 in that street and the resi- dents are curious to know whether OF not he intends 10 open q fruit store in the building. This is the second attempt made by Mir Tato to do business in that street. The first time they knocked him out with a building line Wonder what scheme they will try this time?
 Peter F. Seery. formerly a well known resident of this city. and brother of Attorney F.. l.. Seery. fig ured in an accident at Harrison. N J., yesterday. which resulted in the death of Harry Wire. a 12-year-oId boy. who with a companion. Blake ley Harvey. were riding a bicycle and fell on the street directly in front of an automobile in charge of MT Seery. The upset occurred so suddenly. and the youngsters were so near the au- tomobile. Mir Seery hadn't time 10 stop the machine before it passed over the boys. crushing young Wires skull SO badly that he died soon after being removed to the city hospital. Mir Seery was on his way home from the New Jersey Tube Co. of which he is president. when the accident occurred. As soon as he could stop the car he aiighted and did all in his power to help the injured parties. He also reported the case to the pO- lice authorities. The Harvey boy zss but slightly hurt Mir Seery had his wife and little. bOy with him in he car. He was slowing the ma rhine up to let a team go by when he accident occurred and only went ! little over the cars length before le stopped it. He vent into a drug .toTe and teIephOned for an ambu- lance and saw that the two were aken care of He then vent to the police station where he gave him elf up and Ezs paroIed- The in ured boy at the hospital exOnerated Ir seery from all blame
 Just think of Is. Ninety per epnt f sH eye trvussses are due to --pG-fIsz 1T the 6se af glasses after failure ,egins er to rhe wearing Of urgnz .ueSL We are ready to show you huB- Irefx of refereEces If cur work- The