Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-18

brluSet NO0uS Ter property -Slludteu at No 39 West Clay street, the house is d two family house, of If rooms, all Improvements with furnace heat and large lot. The sale was made through the agency of Daniel T. Far rington of No 40 East Main street. Attorney James R. Lawlor to-day filed in the probate court the will of the late Mrs Hannah White who lived at 675 North Riverside street. Mrs White left her interests in the estate owned jointly by herself and appointed Attorney Lawlor her exc cutor.
 The office hours at the Friendly league this evening will be espec- ially devoted to the affairs of the vacation home at Madison, Appli- cations will be taken and full infor- nation given to those who wish to know more of their summer place. Dates should be secured as soon as possible.
 Chief. of Police Hull of Torrington was in Waterbury yesterday looking for youngster, named Tommy Film of that place, who is charged with stealing $100 from a countryman. named Geleroso D'Angelo. grocer Tommy is supposed to have lifted the money from the drawer while the wife of the proprietor was out. The officer didn't find his man.
 How would you like to begin your honeymoon In a trunk? One young bride of a few days did so-not be- cause she particularly wanted to, ! but because there was no way to get l out of it. In next Sundays New York World the details of this astonishing l beginning to one of the most remark able honeymoon trips you ever heard ! of will be published. together with photographs of the bride. the trunk and the other parties figuring in the | affair."
 They were all ladies and gentle men who were before Judge Peasley in the city court to-day. Agnes Kur- tin was the first lady. She was in- toxicated last evening and it cost her $5 to settle. Harold Fellows was a gentleman who thought he had as much knowledge of the law as the officer who told him to move on. So he did not move and it cost him $7 to know that he didn't know all the law. Florence Smith, a lady of color has been annoying people on I Spring street for the past week. She scared woman who stayed up with sick child last night. Officer Cal linan found her on Spring street this morning about l o'clock. She was given 30 days in jail.
 Colonel Geddes announces the re- suit of the competitive drill for mem bers of the Second regiment as fol lows: First-Gold medal, Musician James W. Haley, Co D, New Haven. Second-Silver medal. Private Carl Beers, Co F. New Haven. Third Bronze medal, Sergeant John r. Buckley. Co A. Waterbury. Fourth 1 Honorable mention. Corporal Lewis J. Lawler. Co c. New Haven. Fifth | Honorable mention, Corporal Har- " r.. Jones. Co r. New Haven. Sixth l Honorable mention, Sergeant Fred erick B. Webster. Co A Waterbury. Sunday was St Swithin's day, and as it rained little here Sunday night, according to the old saw. we may ex- ! pect some for the next forty days. ! It Is certain that it came down yester- | day.
 Attorney A. P. Hayes has filed with the secretary of state in Hart ford a paper that cannot fail to be of great interest to the working peo- pie of Waterbury, for it means the establishment of new industry here. The paper is a certificate of organi- zation of the Waterbury Tent con- pany with a capital of 1925, 5,OO0. The members of the corporation show that business on a large scale is in- tended. They are Senator Henry H. Peck, NJ. F.. Keeley. Daniel E. Cronin. F. l.. Andrews. c. F. Trott and Henry Weyand. Business will be started as soon as proper factory can be built or leased. The tent is a new thing in
 it's line. and is the invention of Ed
 gar E. Mann who lives on North
 Main street. Mir Mann is a cripple and quite a genius. The great feature about his tent is that a center pole or guy ropes are not necessary in
 keeping it up.
 Pursuant to a vote passed by tho department of public works last night. the commissioners held a ses sion at i o'clock this afternoon fol the purpose of considering bids fol paving portions of South Main. Wes Main and Cherry streets and Abbot avenue. The proposals were as fol lows: Heating & Egan. MetrOpoli tan brick. sI7.632.5O; Mack or Por ter brick. s17.6s0: Johannesburg brick. sI7.460: bitulithic or asphalt IsIS.4T5: Edward MeManus, Macl brick. s17 7.6s6.25: Warren Bros. Bos ton. bitulithic. sI4.73s. The con tract for Cherry street and SOutl Main street the material to be Met ropolitan brick. was awarded f' Keating C Egan- The Warren Bro
 were awarded the contract for Ab
 bolt avenue and West Main street material to be bitulithic. No othel business was transacted. Mayo