Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-19
CITY NEWS

III D A son was born Wednesday to Mir and. Mrs Michael Fitzgerald, of 2,i3
 Baldwin street
 Dr and Mrs John R. Poore and
 their two children left this morning
 for California.
 Il The semi-annual meeting of the
 Connecticut Society of Colonial
 Danes of America was held at The
 Elton yesterday.
 Miss Nellie Jones. a we'll known
 music teacher, was bitten in the arm
 by dog owned by Thomas Wilson
 in Thomaston Wednesday.
 For twenty-eight years Upson. Sin | gleton & Co have given the best | clothing values in Waterbury. The
 reason Is they sell for cash--no l credit
 James R. Stovell. a 5 years old
 boy, was bitten on East Main street
 yesterday by dog belonging to C..
 F. Wooster of Walnut street. Dr
 Grady dressed the wound. l At meeting of the First division,
 A. 0. H.. last night John Lacey, w.
 D. Keenan and B. McSweeney were J appointed to act with others In mak-
 ing arrangements for the entertain
 ment to be given in aid of the new
 hospital.
 l Interest in the long talked of coun- I try club has been revived by move
 on the part of few men interested
 in the project. who have secured an
 option on the property jof Henry
 Schmitz on the Bradleyville road.
 The consists of about fifty acres. John P. Elton has notified Mayor
 Henny of Hartford. chairman of the
 state commission on uniform char
 ters. that he cannot spare time to at-
 tend meetings of the committee. and
 adds that he begs to tender his resig-
 nation as a member of that body. A bicyclist in the role of a tramp attracted much attention around
 town this afternoon and on several previous occasions. He handles the
 wheel all right. but If trolley car
 should run him down when he is
 cutting up capers In front of 1t, who
 would foot the bills?
 James McGinnis. who was arrest- cd here in the early part of the week and taken to Winsted and tried be- fore Judge Seymour on the charge of assault on John Baglin of this town on September Is, pleaded guilty and | was fined $1 and costs of $32.67. Mir Baglin died in the winsted hospital yesterday. but his death is attributed to heart disease.
 Cough commandery of Naugatuck held a very interesting meeting last night. There were present Grand Commandex George F. Clapp of Wa terbury and Grand Keeper of Rec ords !. N. Booth of Bridgeport. The members of Sterling commandery. No 300. who accompanied the grand commander. who is a member of Sterling commandery. reported as having passed a very pleasant even- ing and voted to go again soon. Sanford Bull. who will be married next week to Miss Helen l. Smith, daughter of Mir and Mrs ]. Richard Smith. entertained the following friends at The Elton last night: George F. Boyd. Ralph H Smith. Charles F. Bronson. Herbert s. Row. land. Louis E. Fulton. D. c. Griggs. Walter c. Holmes. John NJ. Burrall, C. 8. Huneerford. New Haven; Dr Ralph H. Goodwin. Thomaston. and Dr Heminvay Merriman. watertovn. .'The Masqnerader- will he the next big attraction. watch the Demo crat for particular. Robert William Turnbull and Miss Ellen Mabel. daughter of Frederick E. Cross. secretary. and treasurer of the Gross & Speirs Machine Co. were married yesterday afternoon by the l Rev Oscar Haywood. D. D.. at the home of the bride. IF Fairviev ] street The flower girls who attend | ed the bride were Dorothy Dodge and l Doris wooding The wedding march | was played by Miss Maude EggIeton. The couple will reside at is Mitchell avenue.
 An interesting little booklet en- titled -Paint Light ls l-einx pul,- iislsssi monthly by Austin and Wool | ruff and 1t shouh prove a popular | little paper. It is published in the in | ferest of paint and wan paper trade and confsins many artieles worth I reaiinx in raxsri to this line of bus lnsss- Some valuable hints for h0u~.- keepers are ts be found in the frst nnmh<r and light trading matter vhicsh is sure to please The t-ccklet co~r only ffty cents a year and the efifcrs p-onise fhe szrcssffnx nurs- b.r to bc much better thsa the initial on--
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