Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-02

$1.OO, Upson, Singleton X Co.'S.
 A thimble tea was held yesterday afternoon at the First Methodist church.
 Have your lawn-mower sharpened. or go-carts retired at Risberg's, 39 Phoenix avenue. Telephone.
 The general committee of St Mary's charity bazaar will meet to- night to wind up affairs. A full at- tendance is requested. =,
 Harry Cruikshanks. the former husband of Madge Lessing, the we'll. known actress. is visiting ir town. He is widely known among the newspa- per men of the country.
 According to law all dogs should be licensed by May 1. If not the owners are liable to be brought into court and fined. So far compara- lively few have compiled with the law.
 At the fifteenth general court of the society of Colonial Wars of Con- necticut held yesterday, the names of John r. Elton and Frederick J. Kings bury were proposed as members for the committee on historical 1ocu- ments.
 The suit of Frank X, Bergen for work on the Healy building is against the contractor and not against Mrs Healy, as might appear from read ing of the item in yesterday paper. Mrs Healy has already paid for the work on the building.
 The water bills for the past six months are now being sent out, and while they are large people have the consolation that they will be one. third less next fall. This is better than nothing, even though it is not all some expected.
 Tomorrow evening the Hamilton Park Athletic club will give 8 masquerade and dance at Hamilton hall. Laller's orchestra will furnish music for the occasion and valuable | prizes are to be awarded to those having the best costumes.
 Willets and Miller have sold to Miss Anna Wallace the two-family house at 31-33 Grove street. The purchaser bought the property for an invest ment. The same firm has also solo for John F. Garren his two-family house at 3l Cossett street. to Reuber Horowitz. who intends to erect [ ! large block on the land.
 Special sale of S2.O0 soft hats fol $1OO. Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 The police are getting after tho people who make practice of keep ing obscene pictures in their place; of business. and from all account: they have a good field to work in The intention is to run up all these of lenders and bring them in0 court This is a vicious practice and those who traffic in it deserve 10 be pun ished.
 Industrial life insurance agents are organizing all over the country having learned that organization i! the only means they have of betterine their conditions in general. meeting of the industrial agent. will be called for the purpose of perfecting an organization al Schlitz's hall at 10 a. m. Saturday May I. The meeting is to be ad dressed by the president of the Inter national Union of Life Insurance Agents of North America.
 The official name of the new church on Crown street is the s Nary's Russian Orthodox Greel Catholic church. and yesterday At torney James E. Russell drew up ar ticles of incorporation for the con gregatiOn. The board of trustees consists of Michael Kitchinks, Ste phen Homik. Demetro Tchin. JohI Patrick. Andrew Popernik, Josepl ] Lodinski. John Dewko, Anthon, Homik and WasseI Rozdilski. Tn, clerk of the board is the pastor Nicholas Koshevitch. The churci itself is a pretty building of Grecial architecture and will soon be read, for services.
 HighIawn was a busy place yester day and the auction sale of huiLIin, lots was attended by many people. number of whom purchased buildin, lots. paying all the way from S1O' up. About n presents were givel away. The location of this beautiful tract is ideal. with level ground all. healthful surroundings. In fact High lawn possesses many healthfui Tea tures not enjoyed in the city proper ! To-day piano. now on exhibition Il the window of F. H. LewIs X Co. vii be given away tO some lucky perS0l who attends the sale. The auctior | will continue tomorrow and Satur day and another piano will be gIyeI away on either of the days. Readers or the Democrat wno con template becoming benedicts. vii find it to their advantage 10 get ths wedding ring of us: and at the sam. time look at our large and varied as sortment of ieveIry. etc. for wedding | gifts. Friends of the prospective brides and grooms will also do vel to take the hint. as all our goods ars reliable and fully guaranteed Ths