Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-14

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 Thomas T. Griffin, who has been il for some time was agreeably surpris ed this afternoon on receiving z check for a substantial amount iron P. J. Horgan, local agent for the Continental Casually Go of Chicago
 John, the two years old son of Nil and Mrs NJ. J. Carney of 26 Beacon street, died this morning. The funeral will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon with interment in St Jo- seph's cemetery.
 Willie, the eleven months old son of MT and Mrs Joseph Taylor, of 29e Mill street, died this morning. Ehc funeral will be held at 3 o'clock to- morrow afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 A special meeting of Rose Hil Hose company, No 5, will be held to- morrow evening. All honorary ant active members are erquested to be present as very important business Is to be transacted.
 Someone in the gallery at Jacques last night tried to have fun with He bert and Warden, pianist and dancer. The former did not take kindly to the remarks passed his way and is said to have asked the gallery god to meet him after the show.
 At short calender in the district judgment for foreclosure to Charles judgeme nt for foreclosre to Charles E. Shipley against Paul Fritsch The amount of the debt is $4l490 and the period of redemption limited to November 1.
 Louis J. Reilly, son of Mayor Thomas L. Reilly of Meriden, ha: been appointed by Congressman N. D Sperry to fill the vacancy at Anna polls caused by the resignation oi Harold G. Wolff of this city. Reilly was the first alternate.
 Little Bernard j. Mullen of flick ory street, who has been laid up for the past six weeks suffering from blood poisoning in his foot, is con sidered out of danger and it is expect ed will be able soon to resume his studies again.
 Miss Alice Peters of 634 Water. town road and William Russell of { Colley street, were married at 9:3C Friday morning at the brides home The Rev Ira T. Hawk pastor of the Bunker Hill Congregational church officiated. After October 1 Mir and Mrs Russell will be at home at 634 Watertown road.
 John Egan of Oakville was yes terday appointed administrator on the estate of his brother Joseph Egan who died recently in New Ha- ven. Deceased was a carpenter and his estate consists mostly of cash in bank and insurance policies. MT Egan was represented in the matter by Attorney Joseph Reid.
 The condition of Bergimino Tort who was shot at Waterville Thursday night by Menzo Robinson is still critical at the hospital The thumt prints of the prisoner have been taken by the detective department and will he forwarded to Chicago for identifi. cation where Robinson is we'll known to the police.
 |. s. X Cos Gold Bond. s2O0 hats are right or you get a new one fire.
 Daniel T. Harrington has sold for George E. Case his two family houss on Oak street to James Heunessy. .vhc has purchased the property for a home and investment Mir Harrington has also sold for Margaret F.. FItz- gerald her three family house cn South street to Catharine Ferris who has also purchased for a home and investment.
 Judge Gager in the superior court in New Haven this afternoon held a hearing to grant an order 70 per petuate the evidence of two alleged heirs of the late Joseph W. Kin1re- gan. One of them lives in Philadel- phia and the other in New York aud they are respectively a nephew and a neice of deceased. The are over .apd on account of their age the administrators of the estate Attorney Lynch and Mayor Thoms thought if prudent to have their dispositions taken and perpetuated in case they may die before the settlement of the estate.
 The members Of Company c. (. \. C.. have been invited to the clam- bake of Company B. of New Haven. which will be held in the Elm City tomorrow Companies B and c are pretty good friends Their streets are side by side at camp each year. which fact has been the means of getting the men we'll acqsinted. \ year ago the Dutch company as H is called attended a eIsmbake given by the c boys in this city and now the compliment ls being returned. The majority of Company c will leave for New Haven on the l0-1s car
 When you want a present for vour or wife. or your sister CT your cousin or Yoar aunt. tust E.op In the upson IereIry Co.'S and choose iron the largest lines fn the eity of iewslry. disUo1cs. e1srsI5s. rubies szphires. etc set and unset Watches gold and silver Of many grades. etc.