Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-06

building last evening.
 The Holy Name society of the I'm maculate Conception church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at St Patrick's hall. -'-
 Nicola Nicolobochi who is at the hospital suffering from burns receiv- ed early in the week is still alive, but his death is expected any mo- ment
 While alighting from a trolley car yesterday afternoon opposite her home 1155 South Main street Mrs Hugh Byers was thrown to the ground and fractured her ankle.
 Tony Riccardi, bootblack at 15o East Main street, was run over by an automobile opposite Polls last evening and received several bruises. His injuries were attended to by Dr O'Hara.
 Traffic Manager Smith of the Con solidated Railway Co, New Haven, announced yesterday that after July 15 the fare between New Haven and Ansonia and Derby will be 15 cents instead of 20 cents.
 Miss Emma Ebert, age s, of Pros- pect, is in the Waterbury hospital suffering from a badly injured leg. About six o'clock last evening while taking down a swing part of the ap- partus fell upon her leg causing a painful injury.
 George Holmes of Drayer avenue, water boy in the employ of men who are making some public im- provements in the south end of the city, was bitten yesterday by a dog belonging to James Flynn of Stone street. The animal sank its teeth into the youngsters thigh ill two diff ferent places. The wounds were eauterized by Dr Dwyer.
 Have you noticed the number of young women that may be seen strolling these delightful summer mornings? The majority of them are clerks in our dry goods stores, and they take advantage of the half hour which they now receive in the morning, the stores opening at s:SO, number of them having the walk. ing fever. They find a constitutional in the morning is conducive to good looks and also is beneficial to their health.
 An unusual opportunity to enjoy a pleasant days outing at a moderate cost is offered by the Aid association of the Waterbury Clock Go, which will run a big excursion to Steeple- chase Island. Bridgeport, on Satur- day, July 20. There will be special trains leaving Waterbury in the morning and returning in the even ing, affording those who go time to sec the magnificent electrical illu- miratlon on the island. The fare for the round trip, Including the pleas ant steamer sail to the island. is but 90 cents.
 Already youngsters are making targets of the new street signs and it is likely that they will keep at it until somebody gets into trouble. The signs are very neat, and while they are capable of standing a cer- tain amount Cl abuse, they are not proof against assaults from good sized rocks. and as 1t costs something to repair them, every possible effort should be made to prevent anybody from interfering with them. Proba- bly, the reason why they are being aimed at is beradse they are some thing new and the average small boy has not yet got to look upon them as having any legal right in the pub lie ways. After a time they will get accustomed tc !hem and then they will not nOtice them any more than other things ;hat lave come to stay.
 The legislature reporters are after their three hundred again this ses- sion. The men who do the senatorial work made Senator Hurley their me- alum this year and on Wednesday he introduced a resolution to pay the following newspaper reporters $500 each for special services: Joseph Mul- lin, Daniel ". Nichols. James L. Me Govern. !. Olin Howe. Alexander Troup. jr. Selden C. Waldo. Charles W. Pickett. Edward Booth and Hen " (. O'SuIivan. Senator Farrel ask ed the name of the senator who in- trOduced the resolution and the na- ture of the special services. Senator Hurley replied to the first part of the question by saying that he introduced by request. and Senator Grant thought the best way of replying to the second part of tlIe query of Senator FarreI was t0 refer the resolution to the com mittee on legislative expenses. Tho resolution was su referred Senator SpeIIacv afterwards called attention to the fact that the committee on legislative expenses was a joint com mittee and that the res0suson being q senate resolution should not bs refer red to a joint committee He novel that the senate reconsider Bts action that it I,e referred to the senate eUm- miftee on contingent expenses. The motion of Senator SpeIlacy vas car ried
 Readers of the Democrat who con- template becoming beEedfcts. wilI find it to their advantage to get the wedding ring of us; and at the same time look at our large and varied ss- sortment Of feWeIry. etc. for wedding gifts Friends of the prospective brides and Erooms will also do we'll to take the hint. as all oar goods are and fully guaranteed The Upson JewesrT Co. ss Bank street