Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-14
CITY NEWS

The will of James Johnson of Middlebury was probated to-day. Mir Johnson left all of his estate to his widow.
 Miss Ella Frisbie and Charles Tyr rell were married at the rectOry of tue Sacred Heart church this morning at s o'clock.
 John Rivers who was arrested here few days ago, was removed to-day to Rochester. N. Y., where he is want ed for felony.
 Police Surgeon O'Hara has com pleted the work of examining the diff ferent officers of the police department, but the report will not be submitted to the board until next week.
 The February number of the Wo- mans Home Companion will he sent free to every subscriber who pays sub scrlptiol to the paper. 42 cents a month, in advance. Get your name in now for the February list.
 Nowhere in this part of the country is there more complete. stock of wed ding rings than can be found at the Lake lS Strobel Cos store. All sizes and all qualities and shapes. Prices from S2 to $15. Our 1Skt are perfec- ton. Engraving without charge.
 At the annual meeting of the Sec will Mfg Co yesterday the capital stock of the company was increased by the addition of S,125 shares, par value S1OO each, making the total capital stock S4,062 goo.
 The Curran Dry Goods Co. to-day opened one of the biggest lines of housekeeping goods ever shown in a Waterbury store. The prices are away below what the goods usually sell at, and the goods are the best to he found. Intending purchasers should visit the big store tonight and enjoy some of the numberous bargains.
 Superintendent Berlin W. Tinker of the public schools was notified this morning of the death of his mother. Mrs Eyra Tinker. wife of the Rev Mir Tinker. D. D.. of Lyons. \. r., and left for there on an early train. Mrs Tlnk- CTS death was unexpected and the an- nouncement caused great surprise among her many friends. The funeral will he held Friday or Saturday. The burial will be in Pen Kan. \. Y.
 In default of a bond in suit of s100 damages. Vincas Yebbonsky was taken to jail this afternoon by Con stable Barrie. The plaintiff in the matter. Franas Bilearovos. claims through Attorney Lynch that he was wayIaid Saturday evening on Railroad Hill street by the defendant. knocked down. beaten Into unconsciousness. and robbed of all his money. about s25. that his clothes was torn and he was physically injured.
 Al. Chatfield. the building inspec- tor. and Chief Engineer Snagg of the fire department. who have been mak- ing some investigations regarding fire exits and fire matters generally in the schools and other public buildings. submitted their finding to the board of safety this afternoon. With the exception of a recommendation that the receptacies for paper in the schools be made of iron there Is noth- ing really new In what they had to say.
 Henry Madeleine. young man about 21 yesrs of age. was badly injured this morning about 1T o'clock while ai work at the Shoe Hardware factory on Brown street. It Is said that a pile of tubing in some manner struck Made Ieine and battered his face most SC. verely and broke his nose. His lower lip was torn apart and one of his cheeks was crushed so badly that the mans face was hardly recoznizs ble The young man will undoubtedly have a disfgured face for fife
 Tomorrow evening at eight o'cioek the new officers of the St Marv's T. A. B. soriety will be installed by the County Dir-rtor. James Newman If Nauratuck Each member of St Msry's society Is allowed to bring three Oi their friends A sccisI session will follow the installation ceremonies The oHicprx to be installed are ss foi lovs. President. Daisy Lorf: vie president Mary Cempion- recording secretary. Jennie O'NefII- financial seerprary Mary Bruphy. trezs1rH. JuIis IavIsr- serxsznf at arms 10 s<rhfue Ryan he o6c>rx of Sf Ie prphis sotiety are alse Invited to be pr<se1k