Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-10
CITY NEWS.

A son, EdWdrd lnOndS,' was poli this morning to MT and Mrs Joseph Dunne, 3S3 South Main street.
 A live wire fell at the corner of West Main and French streets abou, 10:30 o'clock last night. It was at i tended to at short notice.
 Several specimens of golden rod were exhibited at the meeting or the Naturalist club in the Bronson | library last night.
 The All Waterbury Football team will meet Friday evening and elect captain for the coming season. Al! new candidates and all last year players are requested to attend. Practice will start on Monday even- | ing.
 Miss Ida Lenox of Waterville was thrown from a trolley car in EX- change place last evening and re- ceived a bad shaking up. The ac- cident was the result of two cars coming together with a crash that brought a big crowd to the spot. The fender of one car was put out or commission.
 Miss Anna Zigrand, whose home is in Trenton, N J.. but who is employ ed in the New England Watch fac tory in this city and Frank J. Smith were married at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Trenton, last Thursday. The Rev Benadine 1ild- wig performed the ceremony. Miss Mary Zigrand and Albert Wagner were the attending couple. MT and Mrs Smith are now residing in this city.
 At the Methodist churches last night trustees were chosen as fol- lows: First M. E. church, L. M. Camp, Harvey R. Riggs and Freder- ick Gillmor; St Paul's, w. A. Hol- gate, J. D. Cashman and Charles W. Mccormack; Grace church., Water vile, F. Wilson, w. F. Weiner. Flu gene Hotchkiss, each for one year, J. A. Gift, w. F. Axelby and w. Wols- doncroft, each for two years; Horace Garrigus, Elton Hotchkiss and l. A. Gilbert, each for three years.
 The register in a Naugatuck troll ley slipped from its fastening and dropped onto the head of George NJ. Lutz of Naugatuck, who was sitting under it last night, inflicting an ugly scalp wound from which blood flowed freely. The man was taken back to Exchange place and after the wound was dressed he was able to go home. The machine dropped without warning and probably would have fractured Lutz's skull only for a heavy hat that saved it. People have often feared that the register would fall and as a consequence many make it a' point never to oc- cupy seat under it.
 The ninth biennial convention of the Ancient Order of Foresters held at Lawrence, Mass, Sept. 2, 8, 4 and 5, elected the following officers: H. C. R., Thomas Follows. Lawrence, Mass; H. s. c. R., Charles Jacobson, New York; treasurer, T. J. Scott, Summit. N. J.; permanent secretary R. A. Sibbald, Park Ridge, N. J.; H. c. s. w., D. McKellar. Waterbury: H. c. J. w., A. Earth, Bayonne. N J.; H. C. S. B., S. Pierce, Michigan; H. C. J. B., R. c. Kelly. Chicago; trustees. c. Ellenburg, Brooklyn. N Y; NJ. Frey, Buffalo, N. Y; T. J. Warren. Calumet, Mich; auditors, H Kraft, Brooklyn; T. L. Blackledge Saddle River, N. J.: L. Ruffner Namet, N. J.
 There is no longer any excuse for maintaining one of the two poles which with a fountain adorn the sidewalk at the corner of North Elm and Cherry streets. The arc light which was suspended from 1t has been transferred to the iron pole in the center of North Square and there is nothing on the pole now but the name sign of the street. Considering the means employed by the city to put the pole where 1t is, and that il is a nuisance now and always has been to the traffic on the corner it would be a blessing to those who have to pass that way If the city re- moved the pole at once and the foun- tain along with 1t.
 When you want a present Tor your sweetheart or wife. or your sister or your cousin or your aunt, just L-op in the CpsOn Jewelry Co.'S and choose ka 1fnaa f, nFs .1F