Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-10

Samuel, the 8 weeks old son of MT and Mrs Samuel Brown of SIS North Willow street, died yesterday after noon.
 Daniel T. Harrington has sold for John J. Howard his three family house, 76 Walnut street. to Mrs Julia A. Phelan of South Elm street.
 At the meeting of the board of pub lie works last night the case of Rich ard Lynch, who was injured while at work on East Main street, was re- ferred to the superintendent of streets for investigation and report.
 Roller skating will be resumed at Eagles hall on next Tuesday evening. A. l.. Willis, who was in charge here up to two weeks ago, when the popu- lar sport was discontinued, will be back and will have the management of the rink when it reopens.
 Cases set down to-day for hearing in the city court were Mary $ Kel- brun against Adala Solomon for Fri day and George Uffendale against the University Smoke Shop company for Monday next. The first is re- plevin matter and the other Is suit for minors wages.
 Shortly after 6 o'clock this morn ing the fire department was called to the residence of A. F. Taylor on Gen. tral avenue, where a blaze had start ed from spontaneous combustion. The trouble grew out of pile of stuff left in the cellar by painters. The damage amounted to about $75. Charles Leonard was arrested this morning by Captain Ramon on a capias warrant. Leonard was to ap- pear as witness in case in city court this morning, but failed to show up. Later he was around the station looking for judge, and Cap tain Bannon quickly put the hooks on him.
 People who have occasion to climb the steep grade on Vine street will be pleased to learn that the board of public works has decided to have a rope, secured through holes in posts, run along beside the walk so that in case one feels himself tipping over he can reach for the rope and thus save himself from taking a header.
 Waterbury is to be favored with another big clothing house which will deal in clothing of all kinds for men, women, boys and girls. The new concern is the Union Clothing Go, which operates stores all over the United States, and will be located at 194 Bank street in the new Bucking- ham building. \ representative of the company was in the city yester- day and secured lease of the prem ises and it will be but a short time before they will be opened up and ready for business.
 It is very probable that the breach of promise suit of Miss Emma Pilon, the milliner against Alfred Viger. one of the rich men of Pittsfield. Mass, for S10,OOO damages will be heard in few weeks, or it may have to go over to April. Attorney U. G. Church counsel for Miss Pilon heard from his Pittsfield representative to-day that the suit has secured an early place on the trial list, and for him to be ready for trial any day. If the case is called this side of November cleo ton Mir Church will be unable to take care of it on account of his being very busy with politics. he being chairman of the republican town committee the duties of which will demand considerable of his time from now till November 6. election day. The chances are. however. that as the political situation is about the same fin Massachusetts. as 1t Is here, the case will not be called until after election.