Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-10
CITY NEWS
"T'he Man on the Box. '

De held t0morroW nlgnL
 The board of finance will hold it's ] regular meetings on the first and third Thursdays in each month at o'clock i in the afternoon
 The presiding officers of the differ l ent divisions of the A. 0. II. will meet l tonight to make arrangements for the 1 installation ceremony which will be | held here next Sunday under the aus pices Of the state officers.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed ] in the postoffce: Robert Cox. Fred I Crane. Mrs John Dugan, John Lee 9, Miss Belle McLennan, John Malone, 1 Mrs Lillian Nonamaher. Miss H. R. ! Riordan, Michael Shea. Mrs George b. Thomas, Mrs Alice Wizard. The Curran Dry Goods Co has a sale going on this week that it will
 pay all buyers to keep an eye on. Ey- cry department in the big store is touched by this mid-winter clearing out sale and it will be money in the pockets of those who are wise enough to buy now. At the meeting of Brass City lodge. 3049. c. |. o. of O. F., in Foresters' hall. the following officers were in- stalled for the ensuing year: Eugene
 Dubois, P. S: Byram Scott W. F.: J. E. Jones, advocate; E. ". Bradley,
 V. G.: L. 4. Holt, E. S.: Hanada Me Donald, warden.
 There is to be no charge whatever connected with the reception which the Catholic Women's association is to give tomorrow evening, it being mere ly little social gathering given to those who especially helped at the re- cent whist party. All the members of the association are invited and request ed to be present.
 Mortimer Healey was the only vic
 tim of the law before the city court
 this morning. He was charged with
 violation of the probation law, and as
 he gave a satisfactory explanation of his failure to report weekly, he was
 released. Misfortune has been liberal
 with Healey of late. for between sick
 ness and a sore arm he was kept
 busy.
 Almost all the boxes for Company G's annual promenade and concert in the armory next Friday evening have
 been sold. The dance will be as good.
 if not better, than ever, which is
 equivalent to saying that it will be
 the affair of the season. The hall will be tastefully decorated as usual and the finest music in the city has been engaged.
 At the annual meeting last evening
 of the Abagadasset club. the follow ing officers were elected for the ensu- ing year: President. Dr Edmund J. Abbott: vice-president Clifford N.
 Welton: treasurer. Richard Preus- ser. jr; financial secretary. Robert $. Walker; recording secretary. W. Rich-
 ard Upson: board of governors. Alex
 ander \. Lyall, Albert Schumaker and George Tracy.
 After the regular rehearsal on Mon-
 day night the Concordia singers unan- imOusly reelected Hans Saro their
 musical director. The Concoriias will
 sing at the Clock shop Aid associat ton concert on January 26. In February
 they will take part in the concert of the Thomaston Liederkranz at the op- era house and return by special train. On the first Monday in February the rehearsal will be public one for all members.
 The Dime Savings bank held its an- nual meeting this morning and elected the following: Trustees. H. H. Peck. E. T. Root. (. ". Gillette. B. Hemin- way. E. LeavenwOrth. J. H. Bronson. F. L. Frisbie. M. L. Sperry. q. C. Hill, W. E. Fulton. ]. F. Elton. A O. Shep- ardson. F. E. Buck. 0. <. NOrthrop: president Henry H. Peek: vice-presi- dents. F. T. Root C. ". Gillette. E. Heminway: directors. E. LeaveuwOrth. \. q. SheparisOn. G. C. Hill. VI. L. Sperry, W. E. Fulton; treasurer. Q. :. NorthrOP
 This noon Robert Johnson of Bradley- vile met with a painful accident while proceeding along Spring street He had reached a point neIr the Dough erty block when he fell heavily and landed in such a way tLat he broke his right le- hear the ankle. The man was left on the sidewalk for some time before q doctor was summoned. Dr Donahue finally came to the mans assistance and he was removed to the home of his sister. Mrs Ryan of Sch0-pi street where his injuries were attended to by the physician men toned above Johnson seems f9 have tough luck as once before he broke ais leg. while another time whlss work ing in one Of the local factories he fS- ur-i in an accident and was almost c11r 10 pieees-
 Ex-City sheriff John ". Mcdonald of this city and Lewis I.awrenee. l.uth employed as suecisl agents or railroad detectives by the V. r.. V. II and H. raflrlsd. made two arrests in Dan buy MOnfay night. Complaint had been made that cars iu the uanbury yards had been broken into and mer- chaudise taken. and the two detse- tives were detailed to capture tbe thieves Monday night theT saw TWO men break gEsen one Of -he ears and one of them was iuuediafeIT p,s-zd under arrest hv Lawreuee. The Gther pursuei hT McDouzbl who him. and both were IarsIaI ia tIle T-1Iir- station They Prgvzf tn fge AHdr1w Hzs<zer and Iahn NfId- nan I-.fh Psfa1tIer~- HzssHer Lad a bag under his coat when eau-ht- pre- szrnzbIv t0 he used in esrryIn< away the uluntar. TheF were t-yun1 over -s tEe nsxt tern 0f tbe superior court 1asfer bonds 0s S2ys e1eh-
 HunirsslS gf eye< are hel1z srE-- Ea-keI in rs1seq7encs ef tEeir aEI4i- ] rarsd1 uy.au usrks a.r books Req and -gzTaf fer tired and strained ereS mar Fe asFatneI and serisus t-ggIIe. uh5eh zS <1rz ts fezloT if eyes are Hezlse-e1