Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-22
CITY NEWSe

All wool pegtop trousers $3 at Up- son, Singleton & Cos.
 The department of charities will meet tonight to take final action on the estimates for 1908.
 Edward A. Kimball of Chicago spoke to a small audience last night in Buckingham hall on Christian Science.
 The board of public works will meet tonight. The principal mat ter to come up will be the estimates for next year.
 There was a good sharp frost last night that cut into leaves on the trees so that they fell before the first rustic of wind this morning and kept coming down until trees that were nice and green yesterday were deprived of almost all their foliage.
 Dog Warden Trask intends to get down to business in a few days. To- day he held long conference with Prosecutor Meigs and after it was over it was announced that the dog warden intends getting after all dogs that are not registered by tag as well as by document in the town clerks office.
 George Hunt of Burton street ar rived home last evening after being on the road with Barnum's circus all spring and summer. He stated that the circus did the largest business in its history, and being attached to the financial end of the concern he was in position to know. The circus missed but one performance sints it went out last spring.
 P. Berry & Son, wholesale grocers of Hartford, have levied an attach. ment on the restaurant which was conducted by James Harrington on East Main street until week ago they claiming that MT Harrington owed them bill of about $500. The attachment was issued by Attorney Carmody. The restaurant was sold about a week ago by MT Harrington to Macaros Harris of Hartford.
 Dominic Manfredi is a candidate for the vacant constabeship which William M. Gillette occupied until appointed to the clerkship of the district court yesterday. MT Man fredi has all his friends hustling for him and he expects to be successful. The appointment will have to be made by the board of aldermen, the old days when a retiring constable could sell his commission having gone by. The vacancy will be filled at the next meeting of the board of aldermen which takes place next Monday evening.
 Civil business began in the su- perior court to-day with the hearing of the suit of Patrick Coughlin against William B. Hotchkiss, ad- ministrator on the estate of his fath- CT the late Berkley S. Hotchkiss. MT Coughlin claimed damages of SLIGO for services rendered the de- ceased Hotchkiss on his farm in Woodtick, from January 1898 to June 1906. He was to do certain farm work for MT Hotchkiss and he claims he did it and in return he was to receive certain wages and clothing. and board. During the period mentioned he admitted re- ceiving in cash some $500 and in clothing, gloves and so about $20 which with other incidentals amounted in all to $930.07, leaving balance of S95009. Upon the death of MT Hotchkiss the plaintiff presented a claim for this amount to his administrator and it was de- nied. Judge Curtis held court.
 Missed Fortunes Smile.
 The Tickle Goddess of Fortune has once again intervened in the plans of F. A. Wenzel & Co and instead of going into their new store as was expected this week. they will of necessity have to remain in their old store few days longer. They have decided not to wait till the inaugu- ration of their rev store to put on the market the most superior line of ready to wear mems clothing yet shown tO the people of Waterbury and vicinity They have obtained the exclusive agency of the ready to wear clothing made by ". s. Peck & Co, better known as the Peck Policy, a line that is prominently best in the clothing world. making garments that have every essential of good cOstuming and in which every fibre bespeaks honest and painstaking merchandise. their prices will he within the reach of all and unstinted praise and satisfaction vill be inc unefding conclusion of all who give them their patronage. H. 4. Streeter. for years favOrably known to the ready to wear clothing trade of Waterbury and vicinity, will have charge of this branch of the hr-Sfrazz in rFrz Wanza1 srora