Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-07
CITY NEWS.

perintendent were referred to the committee on rules.
 Ladies will find a large line of ready-to-wear hats. which can be purchased to advantage at I. Chase's preparatory to spring opening.
 There will be an anniversary req uiem mass at the Sacred Heart church on Saturday morning at s o'clock, for the late Matthew R Der gin. ...
 Thomas ]. Leary. of the shorthand department of Monroe's business col lege has taken a, position in the office of the N. r.. N HI. X H. R. R. Co at Naugatuck
 Miss Kate Greenwood. an English missionary to India. lectured before the Women's Foreign Missionary so- ciety of the First Methodist church yesterday afternoon.
 Barney Doherty, the sorrel top polo player was in town to-day. He will join the Wallingford five here tonight and will in all probability be in the contest this evening. There is a very interesting series of vitascope pictures at the Lyric on East Main street this week. Rallies the highwayman made celebrated by Kyrle Bellew is seen in his numerous disguises and escapades.
 The fire department was called to the residence of David Eggleton, l64 | Union street. about II o'clock last night. where a blaze had started in a | clothes closet. It was extinguished before it did much damage.
 l The Rev Owen 4. Hill. of Holy Cross college will preach the sermon | at the dedication of St Francis Xa- viers church. on Sunday morning. March 24. The sermon in the evening will be by Rev William OSullivan. of Montpelier, Vt.
 The third degree will be exenpli- fled under the auspices of the four local councils of the K. of C.. at some date to be decided upon during the month of April. The committed having the matter in hand will meet next Sunday afternoon at o'clock in K. of c. hall.
 Mrs Adele King. an expert demon strator of styles and patterns of New York city, is spending few days IT Waterbury and she will give several interesting free talks on this subJec' at the store of Grieve Bisset X Hal lond, on Friday and Saturday of this week. to which every woman is cor dially invited.
 Arrangements for the hospita bazaar are fast nearing completion with Court McGivney, 2S, D. of l. and all members are requested to at tend the regular business meeting to morrow evening to get full informa tion. Members still holding soc'a tickets would greatly assist the com mittee by making returns for them
 The sermons being preached in th Advent church this week, by the Re I. Denton of New Haven. are greatl. appreciated by those who have hear them. The services of Warren | g Hough. of Hartford, T singing evan F gelist have been secured for the Fri day evening and Sunday services Those who have heard MT Hong l will be glad to avail themselves of tn s opportunity to hear him again. C List of advertised letters: Cai , Barnes. Miss Annie Braetter. Helen Chapin. James Grove. Miss Hele c Doolittle. Miss Christina Dunne '2 !. Miss Mary Daley l2,. Erwin Dali, a Mrs Belle Gardner. Miss Georgia ,
 Goodwin. Truman Judson. tlhrh
 Lockett. Mrs Hilda Lewis. Charle
 Lofgren Oscar A. Nelson, Mrs ]. '
 O'Regan. Peter Preston. John
 Richards. Miss Ida I. Shaw. Miss Sl sic York.
 , The hearing of civil business in tl ! superior court began to-day w'th il
 suit of Peter LarOcquc against the
 T. Ley company. LarOcque IS
 blacksmith and his shop is in the ea
 end. When the Ley company W; ,t building the Cheshire trolley extel ., sion il was necessary to blast COnsi'
 erabIe rock, One day a blast ihro o tons of broken stone on Larocque l. sbop broke the windows and did ot -s or damages that cost him good dea ,o Damages of S3.0pO is asked. n. After two anu ndh HohAN WI '' sideration the jury on tho case
 Hugh Mcleod. charged with the ma
 slaughter of Frederick E. Frost fouI
 him not guilty. \ peculiar featu
 about the matter was the manner
 which the foreman announced T 7 verdict. His voice was high and di tinet and he looked Mcleod Square
 in inc face from where be was stan
 ing as hc pronounced the two sh"
 words. not guilty" Mcleod VI
 surprised and was unable to say
 word The verdid may have son hearing on Mrs Frcst's civil suit [ S5e.D against McLecd's employer.
 u oyuny at the time of the fat
 accident and. fl was that case. n
 inc criminal proceedings Mr LeOc
 counsel actually fought MeI.eod f'
 his position keenIy all through |
 trial He has said that he will se'
 another kind of employment
 How annoying Is it to have
 watch that is out of repair freIuel , Iy and in the care of the watch d J, tor one third Of the time Buy
 watch of known reputation of U
 questioned reliability and save vol
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