Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-18
CITY NEWS.


 N Co brings a Christmas present free
 Ask for d T.. s. X Co ticket.
 Deputy United States Marsha
 Brainard Smith of Hartford was il
 town last evening in connection WILL the insolvency proceedings against A
 Mitchell, who until recently was il
 the milk business.
 Mrs J. J. Mcdonald and Miss Hal
 lowell, members of the "Come Bacf 1 to Erin" company that gave such pleasing entertainment at City hall 1 Sunday evening, were the guests o
 Mrs Tobin of Wolcott street during
 their stay in this city.
 Duesler Bros of the Peoples mar | ket have their counters and shelves fairly overburdened with Christmas goods They keep the very best III i the line of meats, poultry, vegeta- bles and fruit Be sure and call al
 the old reliable Peoples market, 2l Phoenix avenue, before buying the Christmas dinner.
 Eddie Farley and Herman Schin- eel. the Waterbury base ball battery
 will open a pool and billiard parlor this evening at 16 and 20 Abbott avenue. The parlor is equipped with eight new tables and is one of the
 best in the city. The place will be known as The Battery pool and billiard parlOrs.
 The case of the Hotchkiss Paper company against Fred B. Crofut to replevin certain goods seized by the defendant as deputy sheriff was be- fore Judge Peasley and the jury in the district court to-day. All con cerned live in Danbury. The goods originally belonged to Charles SOv- etts and their value was about $25O.
 List of advertised letters: Mrs Will Charles II. Bennett, Charles Davian, Henry R. FurtZ. F. A. Fcrriett Ed win Gillette Patrick Glchrist, w. F.. Goweeu. Charles Hagsham. Daniel F. Lynch. John Sullivan (Ssoyill CO). Da- vid Siad. Albert Van ArtSdalen, Mrs Fconp Warner, Mrs Minnie Wilson.
 Salvatore Guarino was arrested this morning on the charge of assault with attempt to murder. Salvatore figured in the fight on ScOvill street Sunday and did little cutting on one of his countrymen. Although he is charged with attempt to murder his intended victim was at work to- day in the Randolph & Gloves fac tory.
 At a meeting of the James Meagher branch of the Gaelic league last evening the following committee was appointed to arrange for a con cert to be given the first Sunday in March: Miss .,ellie Mccarthy, Miss T. Sullivan. Miss Hannah Moriarty, Miss Anna Murphy, H. B. MOriarty, Thomas Harrington and John Illus sey.
 A local branch of the Hebrew Women Orphans association has been formed in this city with the fol- lowing officers President. Mrs s. Friedland vice-president, Mrs A. Leopold: secretary, Mrs Charles Wineberg; treasurer, Mrs A. Met kOvsky. The society will meet the fourth Sunday of each month at the Beth Israel synagogue.
 Special sale Thursday evening at go. boys 19c stockings (serOndS), 5r Il pair. sizes 6 to s only, at rpson. Singleton X Cos.
 PostmaSters from New Haven. Fair field. LitchfiPld and Hartford counties ;,, cuSsed the subject of forming q state association. Postmaster !. II. Filling of Waterbury presided at the meeting and Postmaster F. l.. Gaylord Of An sonia was secretary. The matter of q constitution and by laws was dis cussed and another meeting t0 com plete an organization will be held next month.
 The jury in the district court yes terday afternoon again decided against the real estate broker. Daniel T. Far ringtOn. in his suit against Mrs Ca therine Curtin Of River street for real estate commission of $2JO. This makes the second time the defendant has lost this case. He has taken an appeal to the supreme court. AttOr- nPy Serry. counsel for Mr Burlington. moved to-day to have the verdict set aside on the grounds that it was against thp evidence. There will ha a hearing on the motion in a few days and il will be opposed by Attorney Rogers. counsel for Mrs Curtin.
 The board of public safety was scheduled to hold meeting this af- iernoon at { o'clock. Ii was very doubtful if the committee Of inquiry Into the official conduct of the build- ing inspector. 4. I. Chatfield. relative To the collapse of a floor in a build Ing on Farm street last fall and of a house on South Leonard street q week ago. will report This morn ing the manuscript of the evidence vas given over to the committee, 1 Minor and Spain. for and Commissioner Minor stated this afternoon that he 'ould not say if the committee would l Ie able to report to-day.
 The annual election of officers of l SiIas BrOsOn eoncIave. No 651. was held last evening and resulted as fol- ! Ows; Past archon. George l.. Ray 1 nOnd: archOn. Francis Cunningham: l William Duggan: prelate. John Garfield: secretary. MT La Force: fi1ancier. John Geraghtv: ! reasurer. Joseph St Louis: inspee- or. Gordon Clark: warden. William l Neville: sentry. Walter Walsh: trus- I ees. Dr John H. Brennan James \. 1 Duggsn. George l.. Raymond. The . in the city are all astir n anticipation 1f the class initiation md mass meeting to be held in la ayette hall. NO JOS Bank street. on | Friday evening The orgsuizer has