Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-20

| ahiCi l. rdilluStOu udS SOlu TOT
 the estate of Thomas Munger two-
 family house, 95 Wolcott street, to
 Margaret Casey. | Elmer Everett Thorne, the 10
 months old son of MT and Mrs Elmer J. Thorne, AZ Vine street, died this
 morning of cholera infantum. The funeral will be held tomorrow after noon at 2 o'clock, with interment in
 Pine Grove cemetery.
 At meeting of the ladies of St
 Agnes parish in Woodmont called for the purpose of discussing ways
 and means of paying off the debt in- | cured by the building of very l beautiful, modified gothic chapel, Mrs William Kennedy of Naugatuck was elected president, Mrs Joseph Jack
 son of New York secretary and Miss | Newcombe of New York treasurer.
 It was decided to give lawn fete on I the evening of July 2S on the beauti-
 full and spacious lawn surrounding
 t.le Jackson cottage on the water ] front. @E l A bill of $315 from Attorney i Church for service rendered Captain | Goodrich in his effort to prove that
 he was elected comptroller over M.
 D. Russell, was laid on the table. The 1 city has paid John O Neill $500 for | defending MT Russell, and without l pretending to pass on the legal status
 of the case, some of the commission
 CTS think it rather rough if every
 man who runs for an office and does
 not get elected can instigate legal | proceedings to have a recount and
 make the city foot the bills. The | board will look into the matter be- l fore taking action on it.
 New Haven cigar manufacturers l have notified Waterbury dealers of | an advance of S3 a thousand on all 1 kinds of cigars made there and the
 addition will be likely to prompt many | lovers of the weed to see wisdom of trading with their neighbors and let the Elm City fellows smoke their own cigars. Some of the best cigars in the country are made right here in Waterbury, but owing to the fact that
 certain number of people in all con-
 munities have prejudice against
 buying from their neighbors. dealers
 often find it necessary to carryaa eer- tain line manufactured plongr dis
 tance from home in order to suit their trade.
 A postal card received at the Dem- ocrat office to-day from Commission CT Daniel J. Murphy of the depart ment of public charities, who is sightseeing in Ireland, states that he is in Dublin and is having a fine time. The card contains a picture of Trinity college, fronting on College Green. It is a good one, too. The views of the trolleys cars speeding along are almost perfect and the statues of Burke, Moore, Goldsmith, Sheridan and others inside the hand some iron fence look quite natural. The card is dated July 10, which SHOWS that the steamship don't while away any time on the voyage these times.
 The board of finance met yester- day afternoon. Mayor Thoms presid- ing, and approved the bills of H. M. Rigney for the collection and dis posal of garbage, amounting to s1,- $50. The vote to approve the bills was passed without a dissenting voice, but before it was put MT Wells took occasion to remark that 1t was the method rather than the size of the bills against which he had in- weighed, because 1t gives the con- tractor the right to charge what he pleases. If the work is to be done by the day fixed sum, he said. should be agreed upon, and in case that plan Is not followed the contract sys- tenn should be employed.
 NJ. n. Russell. city comptroller, ac- cOmpanied by his two sons. John and William, will leave here tonight for a trip to the old country. On this Oc- casion. instead of landing at Queens town. Mir Russell will land at LOn- donderry and there make the rest of the trip by rail, through the northern districts of the country to the south. where both his father and mother still reside .Dr l.. W. Mcdonald. who with two of his girls and one boy is now over there and as the doctor and the 
 distance of each other. if is no. at aIl unlikely that they will meet and have chat somewhere beneath the haw- thOrnes. which they knew in the time of their boyhod and which are still as enchanting as ever in the shaw of the Galtees.
 Contrary to the usual inactivity shown durfnp tho bn. yroo,bo- h,- the local x. E. O. P. great interest is being manifested by the members as we'll as the officers. No doubt great deal of enthusiasm is caused bv the anticipation of a pleasant time planned for August IS. This days outing will be held at Steeplechase Island. Bridgeport, and will be the first field day held by the Connecti- cut lodges. Arrangements have been completed whereby members who so desire can pay full fare going and receive certificates good for three days which will entitIe them to re- turn for half fare. This evening at Columbus hall. at the close of the regular meeting of Sheridan lodge. committees from the five local lodges will meet and make further necessary arrangements Indications now point to the chartering of a special train for members and their friends.
 Why that frovnz Because you can see clearly far away. it doesn't fol- low that you do not need glasses. Glasses may he needed ro rernova rha