Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19

Judge PeaSley had small house
 this morning in the city court. There
 were just two prisoners in the pen and
 two spectators in the public seats,
 John Kelly was find S5 and costs for intoxication. and for intoXication and
 making trouble at his home John
 Griffin was fined g. and costs and
 committed to iail for thirty days The case against Michael Della for cruelty
 to his horse was settled on payment
 of SID.
 Ernest Spencer Garrigls, aged r
 years and 10 months, son of MT and
 Mrs Horace Garrigus of Watervllle, died at the family residence yester-
 day, Besides his parents he leaves three brothers. Newton of New York, Clarence of New Britain and Frank of Bristol. and one sister, Honora. who lives at home The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock with services in charge of the
 Rev N Elmer Honnold, pastor of Grace NJ. F. church. Waterville. The burial will he at Waterville.
 William E. Hunt, the architect, has brought suit against the Connecticut company for damages of $3,000, He
 sets forth in his complaint that de
 feCtiVe electric wire came in contact
 with him some three months ago on
 the Watertown road and sent an
 electric shock of 2,500 voltage
 through him. His hands were burned
 and he suffered other injuries that
 kept him away from business for
 some time and cost him something for
 doctors and medicines. The suit was
 brought by Bronson X Lewis and is
 made returnable to the superior
 court next month.
 The following residents of this city left yesterday to spend few days at the Wightman cottage, West
 Haven: Misses Eva and Edna Nightman. Miss Rose Andrews, Miss
 Leah Davis of Baldwin street, Miss AGella Snagg of Piedmont street,
 Miss Helen Clarke of Piedmont street, Miss Ella Emmons of State street, Miss Bertha Marks of Easton avenue. Miss Grace Graham of Pied mont street. Clarence Wightman of Wightman avenue, Caleb Hull of Torrington. George Spencer of Vine street Herbert Thoms of Torrington, Mr Perkins and Mir Lancaster.
 The railroad officials it is said. have recOnsidered their decision to abolish permanently the night trains along the NaugatuCk division and will undoubtedly restore a couple of those that have been taken of. There have heen so many complaints since the midnight train from New Haven tn this city ceased to run that the officials. so it is said, have about de- cided 10 once more send the train out of New Haven at 40 D. m. If the trains arc put on again, and it looks as though the two most need pany has some consideration for the people when just complaint is made
 The fine weather of the past week l prompted many 70 get out into the { woods and spend few hours picking | chostnuts and amusing themselves in | other ways This is an excellent pas ! time provided one. does not carry it 1 too far. as was tho case yesterday | when yOunE woman climbed 10 the ! top nf high tree and her Compan- | iona commenced 10 aim sticks and ! stones at her. Of course they were ! only fooling. hut just tho same one { of tho missiles hif her over tho left i ovc and came near bringing her down , in hurrv She was a brick. though. ' and cluuC to limb until a couple . nf men secured a long ladder and sS- sisted her to tho ground After she had passed tho danger point she tainted, hut she soon revived and looked as bright and chipppr as when | she fiT-f entered th" forest
 \ vcry "nioyabl" birthday party was given Friday evening in honor l. ,f Miss Mamie Rnnnan. at her home. E@} Baldwin street. at which Miss Brennan was fho rrripnn' of many . beautiful gifts. among them I.eing a s5EnFt ring The eyeninE waS EVnnt : n music and c8mss Supper was =srvai at midnight after which tho yue='s left for 'hair respective bones. wishing Miss Brennan many happy r''- ' turns "t the dsy. The prize winners sf tisa cgemtnE wnrs .trrhur nular and Mss Mary Trepm. Among tboss z h@ cortrihutasi tO tho evenings 3lessurpe wern VI IotT"vprn. N p.on- lyau. F. Cnrta. E RnrzeB. r. SEsa- ham. VI W~S7rsth ' WrDrnaH. L.. -ennor- II. t-~peln. g. ktmmfn. ' Wall. V BracEnn- , Brennan " Fan- 7frz- ' Calvin o FsTaliu. ' TsopI2n. E BeemsH, ' Ah3o=r. ' Hsssett. E Ezziezton- \ LGufar- ,. C0nnrr. F iIziley. T ElEnHvusy- r Smith I II0Fsu- ! ETe1n1n and ! Russell
 Hos often rou hear the remark. 'uy EstCh has gained or Ny Ezfch has I1s- Suv if may need egaIztiaz only or very likely needs EssaIaE Many a god Ustrh ts per 1snentIy iniured for lark of over lssIfaz Is if WOrth rhils to te De to depend o1 rours- IT % ring it to Upsoas. ss Bank street