Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-14
CITY NEWS

street. Mems 25c sox, seconds, three pairs for 25c, at U. s. & Co.'S. They won't stain your feet.
 Harry Danaher, caretaker of the Branch reservoir, is receiving con- gratulations. It is a girl.
 The fire department connected with Benedict & Burnham's and several of the foremen had an outing at Steeple Chase Island to-day.
 Francis Aiken of Hickory street | fell from fence yesterday afternoon and suffered compound fracture of the left forearm. Dr Hayes rendered surgical aid.
 The late Philip Mclean, who once l kept the largest livery stable in town, l left all of his estate to his widow. The will was probated by Attorney | Lauber. The estate consisted of realty in Plainfield and North Der gen, N. J.
 There was small fire in the chim- ney of the Harrington block at 205 Baldwin street last night, but the de- partment swooped down on it before it did much damage. Officer Bagley saw the volumes of smoke and sent in an alarm. " The funeral of Mrs William Lang ley took place yesterday afternoon at the family residence on Euclid ave- nue, with service by the Rev John G. Davenport, D. D., of the Second Con- gregational church, who also read a poem entitled Gone Home.' Hymns were rendered by the quartet of Trinity church choir. There was a number of handsome floral tributes. | The remains were taken to Newport for burial this morning. l In the city court to-day before Judge Burpee the case against Charles Marcelfa for theft of a SEQ suit of clothes and s5 harness from Fred Hotchkiss was continued until Monday, as the witnesses for the state were out of town. Bonds were placed at S200. Patrick Commer- l ford for drunkenness was given thir- ty days in jail. Maurice Horan for l the same offense was fined $5 and costs, to be paid to the probation officer.
 The Enterprise Machine and Man. ufacturing Co of Waterbury filed yes terday certificate of incorporation with the secretary of state. The company has an authorized capital of S60,00O, and will begin with S1.- 900. It will buy and sell hardware of various kinds, including wire goods machinery and mechanical nov elites. The incorporators are Will liam E. Johnson of Hartford, c. E, Schoenmehl and c. l.. Schoenmehl oi Waterbury.
 Special sale of half dollar under wear at 25c in U. S. & Cos South Main street store. Large sizes only.
 The will of the late Mrs Philo meme Lecuyer of Ben Mohr was ad mitted to probate to-day: The estate which consists of about $50O, wa: left to her daughter, Alexina Le cuyer. Mrs Thomas Duquette, an other daughter, was represented II the matter by Attorney Lynch. bu she made no opposition to the vii being probated. Some time ago Mir: Lecuyer had difference with MT: Duuuette about a loan. She left two wills and in the first she divided th' property between the daughters. I was about the time of the law sui with Mrs Duquette that her mother had the second will drawn cuttin. her of.
 The officers of Speedwell lodge, K of P, were installed last night b! Past Grand Chancellor w. F. -Fulle of New Haven, assisted by Past Chan cellor A. T. House, acting as grant vice-chancellor, Past Chancellor F. T
 Dews as gran prelate, Martin Mergil as G. NJ. of w., Past Chancellor T. T
 Snagg as G. I. G., and Past Chancel
 Tor Peter T. Besancon as G. O. ID
 The officers installed are as follows
 c. C., Charles Blakeley; V. C., Georg
 c. Mahler: P. Louis Harper; NJ. O
 w., Edward K. Snagg: K. of R. an,
 S., Frank J. Ogden: NJ. of F., J. Fl
 liot Russell: NJ. of E.. Edward B
 Condit: NJ. c. A.. Edward Wells;
 G., Julian Stoddard; O. G., A. Olson
 P. C., George Wells; R. to c. L.
 Frank Treat and Peter F. Besancon
 A. to G. L.. Alfred D. Hitchcock an
 Frank T. Dews; trustees. Frank I
 Dews. Charles Blakeley and Fran ID. Pagan. After installation ther
 were many interesting remarks b
 the visiting and the newly installe ? officers.
 It is important to have your eye
 glasses adjusted properly. No nee'
 of having lenses at all unless the, = are properly set before your eyes
 The Upson Jewelry Co, Opticians.