Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03
CITY NEWS.

Don't forget that tonight at Eagles hall the Military band will give their weekly prom.
 The H. J. Lapalme Co, IA Grand street, are selling their mattings, bamboo screen goods, wall papers and carpet at prices so low as to surprise you and the goods are only slightly damaged by water. Go in and see them
 Hello, everybody. Remember Au- gust is the time for vacations. If you go to Savin Rock don't forget the Brass City house, AS Holmes street. Free bathing house and boats. Bernard Coyle, former Wa terbury man, is proprietor.
 Jacques Cartier lodge, 1. O. H., held an interesting meeting in Fraternity hall last night. An interesting musi- cal and literary program was render ed. Several addresses were deliver ed and E J. Baril and J. A. Bienyenue made their report regarding the doings of the supreme convention in At lantic City last June, which was ac- cepted.
 Alexander Tercott, chef at the Hotel Waterbury, fell into the cellar of the new building which c. H. Gables is to erect on Harrison avenue and broke three ribs and dislocated his collar bone. The excavation is made close to the rear, of the hotel and Mir Tercott, having business on the outside, stepped where the ground was undermined and was precipltated fifteen or twenty feet down the en- hankment Dr David attended him.
 The railroad company has purcnas- ed the property of D. L. Dickinson & Son, grain and hay dealers at All West Main street. The lot fronts 90 feet on West Main street and runs back 1s0 feet. The price paid is said to have been $25,oO0. The object of the purchase is to widen Judd street. D. L. Dickson & Son have secured temporary quarters in R. k. Browns new block on Brown place, where calls will be answered and business trans acted as usual.
 All Waterbury sat down yesterday afternoon and waited for the com ing of the great shower which they expected would lay the dust and make everybody and everything happy. After long wait with noth- ing to console them but a few drops of rain and a little thunder, 1t finally cleared up and suffering humanity had to get up and start around with out the comfort which they looked for from a smart downpour, some thing that has not been seen. in Wa terbury for several weeks-perhaps one might say months, and then not be very wide of the mark.
 The little park at Grand and Bank streets appears to have got lost in the shuttle so that what was intended 10 be a beauty spot has become an eye sore. The grass which with a little care would be nice and green is rcd and dirty looking and with one or two Eureka carts and pile of dirt beside the coping the place does not look anything like as well as it used to when there was nothing there but the umblageous elm, neatly secured in- side a suitable fence. If these little parks, if such they might rightfully be termed, are not going to be looked after as they ought to be 1t would be a good plan to dig them up and throw them in the dump.
 The registrars of voters had a meet ing last night in the city hall an- nex for the purpose of registering voters for the primaries. The work has been going on since last fall of transferring the names of those who have previously registered their par ty preference, but last night was the first to be set apart for adding the names of the new voters who were made last year. The list of new voters contains nearly 625 names but only about half of this number have as yet declared their party allegiance and almost all those who have shown up are democrats so that the outlook for the g. O. D. In Waterbury is none too bright, If this be any criterion to go by. Another meeting will be held next Friday and then the registrars will be able to tell more about the political preferences of the new vot- CTS than they can do at this tane.
 Town Clerk Brett has received from the jury commission the list of jurors for the year commencing Septeme0cr 1907. They are as follows: George Alexander. Eugene c. Adt, John Ash ton. Henry W. Brown. E. 4. Benham, John F. Friend. James F. Camp bell. Samuel Nuttall. A. Dallas. W. H. Camp. J. B. Ellis. R. F.. Eggleston. W. F. Grilley. Lewis Garrigus. John Gilmour. J. A. Hayes, W. |. He bert. W. r. Jarrett. Dennis Kilruff, Andrew Anderson. F.. q. Munger. I. J. Siebert. n. n. Gregory. Maier Kali ser. Lewis Raymond, Valentine B0hl, M. T. Cheney. John F. whalen. F.. V. Mooring. I. P. Kellogg. A- R. Blackburn. Charles H. Lee, James V. Webb. Cassimer Hall. A. II. Lane. ]. H. Loughlan, John McElIizott. CharIes s. Miller. R. s. Raumussen. E. A.Bush. E J. Finn. ]. A. Osborne. Willard Tompkins. F. R. Platt. c. H. Perkins. M. l.. Warner. E n. WeIton, ". (. KIeinecke. A. A. Irion. M- \. Pond. E Bronson. Isadore Chase F. H. Blanchard. Bucien Pratt. Irving l.. Atwood. H. W. Atwood. A. | Good rieh, Sherman B. Walker. James Cai- lan. Harry wiIletts. Frederick GIImor E. s. Lincoln H. ". Lake. George ]. StrObel. L. M Camp
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