Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-07
CITY NEWS

There were three drunks regis
 tered at the pos:ne station this af-
 terroon.
 A daughter, Bethel May, was born
 yesterday to MT and Mrs Lewis w.
 Curtis of Beech street.
 MT and Mrs Daniel J. Connor of
 Silver street are rejoicing over tbe arrival of baby girl at their home. An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Francis Xavier's church Saturday morning
 for the late Mrs Bridget Condon The St Michael's Russian Greek
 Catholic Aid society, incorporated,
 of Waterbury, has tiled articles of
 association with the state secretary. Governor Rooerts hls issued a requisition upon the secretary of
 war for 25,000 rounds Of pistol am
 intuition and 800 paper targets for the use of the militia.
 The will of the late Margaret Lumbard was filed for probate to- day by Attorney T. F. Lawlor. Mrs Lumbard left her estate to her sis
 ter. Mrs Norah Delaney. . In the court of probate to-day Mrs Nora Delaney was appointed guar dian over William J. Kinney and Mary Lumbard guardian over Ger trude Iva Kinney, children of a de-
 ceased sister. John Hemingway, Jr. aged 22 years, of New Britain, is missing from his home His father said last
 night that he was last seen two | weeks ago last Sunday. He was then with a stranger named Bos-
 worth, supposed to be of Waterbury. The regular monthly rally of the Waterbury group of societies of the Epworth league was held in ihe
 First Methodist chu:ch last evening.
 The speaker was the Rev DaviG G. Downey of St John s Methodist Episcopal church of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Sergeant Thomas F. Lawlor of Company G may become a member | of the Ancient and Honorable Artil- lery company of Boston, Mass, one of the oldest civic-military organiza- tions in the country. The company, | it seems, wishes to pay return visit to it's brother company, the
 London Artillery company, England, and desires to make up a roster large enough to secure reduction
 in the transatlantic rate. Captain
 Ennis is in town drumming tfp re- cruits.
 The board of warden and bur gesses in Naugatuck have taken up the matter of 5-cent fare between Waterbury and Naugatuck and at meeting of the members last even ing the matter was discussed and it | was finally decided to send a peti- tion to the trolley company with the singature of each member. The De- | tition will ask that cents be the fare between this city and Nauga- tuck during the hours of 6 and in | the morning and . and in the
 evening.
 Judge Lowe has awarded the GUS tody of Carmela Nardazzo, . years old. to Mrs Vita Crecenzo Pace. ':he child is now in the custody of Jos eph Latanzo of Manhan street. Ii is possible an appeal will be taken from Judge Lowe's decision and the
 matter fought out in the superior 1 court, as the Latanzo family has had
 the child since she was q baby and Is greatly attached tp her. A few years ago an effort was made to de- prive the Latanzos of the child, but it was failure.
 John Dillon of Now Haven, well known in this .:ity, while ia this GIy
 last Friday mes with an accident
 which resulted m the breaking Of an arm. MT Dillon was diving in
 the eastern section of the city and
 while alightins from his carriage to
 enter a store slipped on the Zee. He did not think plucn of ti:e fa,l at the time, but still he dii no more business that cay, but caught the first train back 10 New Haven On examination it was fouId that lis arm was fractured ami lie vii be laid up for some time. Mr Dillon is member of the firm of Diilon &
 Douglass.
 No watch will tell correct time if it isn't cleaned and overhauled occasion
 ally. If your watch hasn't been
 cleaned for year it's pretty certain
 1t needs attention. With expert work men. best materials and all the faeill ties for fine watch work, we promise
 you entire satisfaction. The Upsnn
 Jewelry Co. 6s Bank street