Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-11
CITY NEWS

| The ladies Of Department oi lne American Pin company went on a sleighride to Woodbury Friday even l ing.
 Thomas Charles, jr and wife, of I Middletown, spent yesterday al the | home of Mir and Mrs Louis Wenzel, of Clark street.
 l A special meeting of Liberty circle, iC. F. of A., is called for this evening at Mechanics hall to take action on the death of Mrs Mary Dunn. 1 The Democrat has few pocket diaries, containing much useful in- formation. Persons desiring them can secure same by calling at the office. l Local people are interested in the bill to incorporate the Waterbury l Trust company, which will come up for hearing before the legislature on Thursday.
 Clerk l.. F. Root of the district court, in a letter to Representative A. P. Hayes intimates he may be home this week, and that he is hav- ing great time fishing in the waters around Palm Beach.
 William Deadly was arrested Satur- day night for creating disturbance at his home on Kingsbury street. He acted as though he were crazy, and yesterday afternoon was taken to Brookside for treatment.
 Hubert Verrier, the ice man, and his son were run into by a Cheshire trolley car Saturday night and re- ceived a bad shaking up. The men were on their way home in a sleigh when the accident occurred.
 This evening whist party and dance will be held in the assembly lhall of the Mulcahy Memorial build- ling. This will be the last event un- til after the Lenten season and the attendance in all probability will be large.
 Owing to the storm on Tuesday of last week Mir and Mrs John Rick postponed their dancing classes in Carter's hall, Waterville, until to- morrow. Children's class 3:30 p. m., evening class s. New pupils taken evening class s.
 MT and Mrs J. K. Werzinger of 50 Pearl street celebrated their silver wedding Saturday night. Supper was served at 9 o'clock. After supper musical selections were rendered by A. Kaufmann and Mir Mulvaney. MT land Mrs WerZinger were the recipi- ents of many beautiful silver pres- ents.
 Police Officer Kiersted made a nice stop in Exchange place this morn- ing. The handsome horse owned by Rufus F. Schlegel got loose on Bank street and with a sleigh behind it, thundered into Ex- change place and was heading out East Main street when the officer grabbed the reins and after a tough struggle brought the runaway to a standstill.
 Judgement for $50 and costs which is called nominal damages has been awarded by Judge Gager of the su- perior court to Asaph Tyler against the Connecticut Railway and Light ing company. Tyler's horse and wagon were damaged in a collision with trolley car on Bank street last August. He asked for damages lof s2,000. Judge Gager found Ty- Ter was eontributory negligent
 A meeting of St Mary's T. A. so- ciety will be held this evening at s o'clock at St Patrick's hall. All mem- bers are requested to attend. as ar- arrangements for the installation of officers will be made and other im- lportant business is to be transacted. Those who nave not as yet made their returns for the dance held last week are especially requested to be !present.
 Miss Tillie Conan of I47 North Elm street entertained a number of 'her friends last evening at her home ion North Elm street. During the evening vocal and musical selections were rendered and Miss Conan proved to he a charming hostess. Among those present from out of flown were the Misses Jennie and lSadie Israel of Meriden and Meyer Wolff, Max kirjassOT and Joshua Stone of New Haven.
 The report of the registrar of vital statistics for the month of January ishows deaths amounting to ninety -four. There were nine from the , tgrip and influenza, three from diph- ltheria and erOup, one from typhoid fever. one from diarrhoeal disease under five years. seven from con- sumption and phthisis. nineteen from pneumonia and lung fever. three from bronchitis. nine from heart dis lease, seven from all diseases from the nervous system. four from seci- ldents and violence. and thirty-ons lfrom all other causes except still birth.
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