Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-14

Mrs Augustine Coradazzl of Johnson avenue.
 The Diamond Bottling corporation of Waterbury has filed certificate Of increase of capital stock from $1o,OOO to S25,0O0.
 The funeral of Mary E. Wallace will be held from the family resi- dence, 47 Burton street, at S:30 o'clock tomorrow.
 The Rev G. w. Davenport of Dan bury delivered the sermon at the union Lenten service at Trinity church last night.
 Rev Father Ryan of St Thomas church delivered the sermon at the Lenten devotions at the Sacred Heart church last evening.
 D. W. Dorsey, an employe of the American Ring company, was badly burned Saturday by having a pot of metal overturned on his foot.
 There will be months mind mass at St Patrick's church Thursday morll- ing at ' o'clock for the late Mrs Mary Hanley of West Liberty street
 The department of health will meet at 8:30 o'clock tonight, when, it is understood, bids for the collec- ton of garbage will be opened and read. 5
 The funeral of Floyd B. Smith will be held from the family residence, 15 State street tomorrow afternoon. at 2:30 o'clock. Dr Davenport will con duct the service. The burial will be private.
 John and Mary Holmes have sold their property on Bronson street to I. Winestein, who will remodel the building into four tenement block. The sale was made through the agen- cy of John s. Neagle.
 The will of the late Margaret Lumbard was approved in probate to-day without opposition. Mrs Lumbard made a few personal be- quests to her immediate relatives and left the care of her children to her sisters.
 In the special sales which Upson, IplbSNttOh N ,o CNCls " evening at I:3O, you will get good black sox for men tonight. Another case of Mills Seconds" sizes 1O1a and II. regularly 19 cents pair, to- night I pairs for 25 cents.
 William Whitfield Wickoff and Hat tie Lewis. members of Uncle Toms Cabin" which played in this city on las Safn,.f1ax- nonrr.inI dnrInU the performance at Derby on Monday. The ceremony took place during the scene where Little Eva dies.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the pOstoffice: Miss Lillian An drews. Gene Beach, F. o. Bartlett, Mrs Arthur Costello, Charles Dun- field Mrs Laura Hamlin, Miss Daisy Lamonte, John McGowan, Frederick Paul. William Shaw, George Smith.
 The Second division, A. o. H., will hold a meeting tomorrow evening, at which the final arrangements will be made for the proper celebration of St Patrick's day. All the mem- bers are expected to be in attendance as the business to be transacted will interest every one.
 Word has been received by Principal <. W. Wilby of the Crosby High school that Joseph Peck. graduate of the local High and Meyer Wolff, a former student at the institution, are on the hOnOred list of the freshman class at the Yale Sheffield Scientific school. Peck graduated from the High school last year. being salutatorian of his class. Wolff was q pupil at the High school for three years at the end of which he continued his studies in a New York High school.
 X largely attended meeting of St Mary's Alumni Literary and Dramatic club was held last evening at Mulcahy Memorial building. Much enthusiasm was shown by the members at this. the first regular meeting of the club. Among those who contributed to the literary exercises of the evening were Miss Nellie A. Freney. Miss Elizabeth Donahue. Miss Margaret Donahue. James White and John McNellis. The next meeting of the club will he held on Tuesday evening. March 2Ith at which time the study of Longfellow and his works will be taken up.
 John Mccarthy. the mineral water dealer, has bought q small farm in wolcOtt on which he expects to raise cIambakes. chickens. prohibition par ties and democratic caucuses. It is sit uate41 on the outskirts of the town not far from the postoffice and is admir- ably adapted to the purposes of the investment, being as level as q farm in Wolcott could be expected to be. So bong as it does not raise golf links NIT Mccarthy will be satisfied. He does not intend to build there for the present. though the place is beautiful ly situated for a summer residence.
 If you are down town this evening step into Upson. Singleton X Cos and get a double value package" for - cents. Each package has in 1t a pair Of suspenders. worth more than 2Jc. and a quarters worth of handSer- chiefs. besides a toy. that will delight any child. Sale starts at T:3n
 \ hearing was given at the capitol yesterday by the railroad eommission- CTS upon the petition of the New York. New Haven X Hartford railroad company for the approval of the talk ing of land in Waterbury. E. l. SpOek appeared for the petitioner There was no opposition to the granting If the petition. hut L. r. StapletOn of Waterbury appeared and toIi the cOnI- mission regarding a building of which he has a lease and which stands on proFpr1y acquired by the company and which il desires tg desnolish- The lawyer said that an effort wouId fe ....l. ... ..-.-.... Ia. n- ar.il-al.la arran.-l-