Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-02
CITY NEWS

A son was born on June 30 to MT and Mrs J. J. Derwin of 21 Drayer avenue.
 A son was born yesterday to MT and Mrs James H. Bigham of 20 Wal nut avenue.
 w. H. Moulthrop has succeeded w. L. Woodruff as sexton of the First Methodist church.
 There will be three city meetings tomorrow afternoon, the department
 of works at 2, safety at 4, and health at 5.
 Mrs Cornelia A. Kenney died re- gently at her home in Lakewood, N. U. The deceased had many friends in this city.
 The Sunday schools of St Paul's, Grace and Chapel street Methodist churches held picnic at Hanover park yesterday. The aldermen will meet at s
 o'clock tonight, when some action will be taken regarding the purchase of voting machines. ug6sE uss Dee You can get $4 suit for your boy for $2.44 if you go to Upson, Single
 ton & Co before II o'clock Tuesday
 night. Closed all day July 4. Dr D. J. Maloney will, commencing to-day, succeed Dr A. A. Crane, who has been on regular duty at the Wa terbury hospital, as visiting physi- clan.
 An anniversary high mass was eel ebrated this morning at St Francis Xavier church by the Rev Father Curtain for the late Dennis Flavin of S05 Baldwin street. Arthur Bergeron and Miss Mary Hererty were married this morning at the Immaculate Conception Church by Father Slocum. The witnesses were Henry Grenier and Margaret Prior.
 The estate of the late Mrs Louisa Laird was settled up in probate court to-day. It amounts to about S5,000 and there are over fifty heirs and de- visees among whom it will be dis tributed.
 Attorney x. R. Bronson and Attor- ney l.. l.. Lewis have formed a part
 nership and hereafter the concern will be known as Bronson & Lewis. For some time they have been asso- ciate attorneys.
 The board of education will hold a regular meeting this evening. Furth- CT than approving the payrolls for the officials and janitors and the monthly bills no other business is ex- pected to be transacted.
 Mrs Fannie E. Scranton has brought suit against her brother, Henry Goodwin of Cheshire, to re- cover on a note for $500. She claims through her attorney, c. W. Bauby, that three years interest is due on the note.
 Jeremiah and Mrs Delane, who were married last week, returned Saturday evening from their wedding trip and entertained the members of the St Joseph T. A. society at their home. S5 Summer street. A handsome present was given by the society to the bride and groom.
 County Commissioner E. F. Thomp- son was arrested and fined $50 by Justice Mersden in Madison Satur- day afternoon for overspeeding his automobile. By clever ruse local
 constable captured the county con-
 missioner. An appeal to the common
 pleas court in New Haven has been taken. tl.-.r=-- Odd lots of U. s. & Co.'S famous "Tearabout" s suits are in their sale at s379. Store open Tuesday
 evening until II o'clock, but closed
 all day July f.
 Harris Feinn of Canal street gave
 his annual outing to his employees
 and their friends yesterday. A party
 of thirty went to Morris park and
 spent the day there. Among the adults present were the Misses Isa-
 bella Freed. Annie Nitkin. Annie Sa-
 retsky. Jennie Cohen. Celia S..apiro,
 Mrs Harris Feinn. Jacob Shapiro. Da- vid Feinn. Nathan Feinn. Benjamin | Feinn. Frank Strong. Julius Cohen. | The Misses Freed. Cohen. Nitkin.
 Shapiro and Saretsky sang glees and songs.
 Sanitary Inspector Callahan is do- | ing good work in the matter of hav-
 ing yards kept clean and the result
 is seen in the fact that the health
 of the city never was better at this season. Tn May there were thirty-fve
 cases of scarlet fever. but during the month of June the number vas re-
 duced to eight. The new sanitary code 1 is all right and if the authorities en- force it right along as they have done
 since fl went into effect. Waterbury
 will soon he the elesnest city in New England.
 Andrew Bennett of s2 Division street was driving on East Main street Saturday afternoon vhen his team eoIiidei With a trolley car. up- setting the vehicle and throwing Mir i Bennett and two little girls. Helen Hanel of Mill street and AIEOnzo HsmeI of W0Odtick out onto the fender. The car vas stopped. but Mr Bennett received bad shaking ID and the children were slightly bruised After being attended by Dr Galley they were removed to she Bennett residence on Division street
 There are a great many ways sf
 testing the vision of o1eTs eyes. To
 know ufIfefl method to adopt and h
 practfce such methods vfth q eOos1ly
 amount Of judgment has heen our enieavor for some years We feei