Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-20
CITY NEWS

Don't 'get left on Hellnann's Special Holiday Brew-Out to-m0r- row. It's a very tine beverage. Bot tied and on draught.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated on Saturday morning at 8 o'clock at the Sacred Heart church for the late John Mulville.
 The Connecticut State Board of Examination and Registration of nurses will meet at 1923 Chapel street, New Haven, January 9, 1907.
 Kelly the baker remembers his friends with the usual Christmas greetings for which the Democrat returns thanks and Merry Christ mas.
 P. P. Noonan of 46S West Main street, an employe of the street de- partment, met with a painful acci- dent yesterday while unloading fence posts on the upper Waterville road. One of them fell on his foot, injuring it badly.
 Last evening Constable Thomas OGorman put an attachment on the grocery store of Michael Abraitis in Brooklyn in favor of John Penikas and half a dozen others who are rep resented by Attorney Guilfoile. The aggregate claims amount to about $40O.
 An exhibit of the art work at Notre Dame convent will be held from Friday noon until next Monday morning. This work will include oil paintings. burnt wood, etc, which has been done by pupils, and all who are interested in such work are in- vited to visit the convent and in- spect the display.
 Joyful holiday news: Hellmann's Special Holiday brew will be out to- morrow Friday, Dec 21st). Try 1t. It's particularly fine.
 A dispatch from Buffalo, N. r., has it that Frederick Farmer, formerly foreman in the tool department of the Waterbury Clock shop has been killed. Inquiry at the offices of the Clock company brought out that such man was employed there as stated in the dispatch about four years ago. Further than that nothing was known of him.
 The funeral of Mrs Margaret Reidy took place this morning from her late home on Railroad Hill street with a mass of requiem at St Pat rick's church by Father Gleeson and interment in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were Patrick Day, Patrick Hayes, Patrick Gould, Patrick Daily, Michael Daily and Lawrence Colwell. During the condagration at the store-house of the Platt Mills com- pany last night, Patrick H. Maloney, a ladderman of Hook and Ladder company No ?, slipped and fell to the ground, a distance of ten feet. He
 was unable to get up and, his com paniOns. fearing he was hurt went to his assistance. It was found that his right hip was slightly dislocated and his nose broken, but not badly. He will consequently be laid up some time.
 Another suit has been instituted against Baron J. Torkomian, a real estate dealer, to protect a mechan- ic's lien in favor of the Meriden Brass and Iron Works company. At- torney E. L. Seery, representing the Meriden concern, brought suit to- day against Torkomian and Peter J. Bauby as his bondsman. In July the Meriden concern furnished material for two buildings which Torkomian has built on Liberty street. He fail- ing to meet the bill, $240, a mechan- ic's lien was put on the buildings. Later. desiring to raise money on the buildings. Torkomian had Bauby go bonds for the lien. The suit brought by the Meriden company is to fore close that lien. Damages of $500 is claimed.
 There's Yuletide cheer in He'll mann's Special Holiday Brew-out tomorrow. Orders for the bottlery should be sent in early to avoid the inevitable rush.