Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-27
CITY NEWS

going three operations, has returned
 much improved.
 Referee Henry G. Newton called l;
 meeting of the creditors of the Eltins
 Clothing company in New Haven thi.
 afternoon to decide upon the f1na
 dividends to be declared.
 The New York Tea, Coffee and
 Butter store at S7 East Main street
 will give away whole lot of green
 trading stamps tomorrow, and with
 them you can get the best butter,
 eggs and table food generally. ssg There will be a meeting of St Mary's T. A. society this evening al
 7:30 at St Patrick's hall on Easi
 Main street. All members are re
 Quested to be present as arrange
 ments will be made for the state parade to be held in Bridgeport.
 The new officers of Court Acme,
 F. of A., were installed last night as
 follows: c. R., Frank o. Kelly;S. G.,
 William Pryor; R. S., James Burns;
 S. w., Thomas Barry; J. w., John
 Wrinn; S. B., John Loughman; J.
 B., Thomas Manila; L., Dennis | Flynn. The officers were installed by
 Grand Chief Ranger John Cookson of
 Waterville and his staff. Property owners on Cooke street will hold a meeting this evening al the office of Real Estate and Insur. ance Agent J. J. Geraghty, II East Main street, for the purpose of form. ing an improvement society, with a view to getting the city to work that street to the established width, after which it is expected the trolley com. pany will construct line there. Il is a very important thoroughfare.
 The first of the series of concerts to be given on the green by Fulton's American band will take place to- night Following is the program: March-"Loraine" Game; Overture William Telr' Rossini: Pizzicatte Polka Strauss; March-"La Sorrela' Berg: Selection-'It Happened in Nordland" Herbert Characteristic piece-"By the Swanee River" Myd- dleton; Ballet music-"Coppelia" De libes; Popular air-"Colleen Bawn'' Helf; Selection Faust" Gounod; March Free Lance" Sauso.
 A number of prominent citizens are talking about organizing a sprinkling association. One of the interested parties told a reporter of the Democrat that if this thing could be got into working shape the streets of the city could be sprinkled at a very modest cost. The stockholders don't want to make anything out of 1t and If the city is willing to give water free the other expenses will be so light that the poorest man in the community can afford to pay his share without feeling the burden. Louis Norton, a steward at the Wa terbury club, has been bound over to the September term of the district court, criminal side, on a bond of $200. The complainant in the case is Teresa Shannessy, who occasional ly worked in the club. A child was born to the complainant in Brookside Wednesday forenoon and died in a few hours. This will relieve Norton of good deal of costs and if he set ties with the city for the expense of the young woman's stay in Brookside 1t is very likely that no more will be heard of the case.
 The court house building, a strong hold of republicans, was to-day fin the hands of the democrats. All of the republicans, Janitor D. J. Ma graw, Deputy Sheriffs William M Gillette and John B. Doherty, Clerk of the district court l.. F. Root and Clerk of the superior court Samuel John Marsh were all at Double Beach discussing politics and the annual dinner of the deputy sheriffs to Coun- ty Sheriff "Ab" Dunham. It was a great day for Judge Lowe's demo- crats in the court house building. They had the whole structure to themselves and didn't they enjoy it? The old building, though it is only eight years up. was as dismal as it could be with shades drawn down and every door, but the probate courts locked and barred. Fearing someone would walk of with the tripod lamps at the entrance. though they have never been known 10 shed light on anything, Janitor Magraw hitched them to the wall with a strong copper wire.
 The den1pcratic primaries will be held on August 31. five weeks from to-day. when the three eornere,l fight between Messrs Lynch. Phelan and Hurley. will come of. and unless all signs of the times fail it will be a battle royal In Orler to give every body a chance to take q hand in the tussIe. the resistrars will be in seS- sion next Friday and on Friday of the following week for the purpose of taking the names Of electors not on the primary list. If your name was on at the last primary and you have not since changed your residence. 1t Is still there. hut if you have moved make sure that the fact is made known to the registrar. Electors who voted for the first time at the lass city election shOuh also bear in mind that their names are not ret on the primary list and if they want to have a voice in the senatorial now at the primary they should attend tO this If not. all they will ise able to do is to look on from a dis tance.
 Why that frovn. Because you can see clearly far away. it doesn't fgl- low that you do not need glzss4s- Glasses may De needed to remove tle