Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-22
CITY NEWS.

All sizes "Cantripum" overalls
 50c at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 Children's day will be observed at
 the First Baptist church tomorrow
 morning, commencing at II o'clock.
 The Evening Democrat and the
 Woman's Home Companion will be
 sent to any home in the city or out of it for AZ cents month.
 Sunday, June 30, will be memorial
 day with the K. of P. The address
 will be delivered by the Rev J. A.
 Stansfield, St Paul's church, Water
 vile.
 Joseph De Leo of 92 Railroad Hill
 street died last night at the Water
 bury hospital from the effects of in
 juries received by being kicked in the
 abdomen by his own horse.
 The Baltic of the White Star line,
 having on board T. H. Hayes and
 others from this city cast anchor at
 Roche's Point, Queenstown, yesterday,
 when all passengers booked to land at l that port were taken ashore on a ten der.
 The Evening Democrat and Wo- mans Home Companion will be sent to any address for AZ cents month. | The Evening Democrat and the
 Woman's Home Companion will be sent to any home in the city or out of it for AZ cents a month.
 The difference between the local journeymen horseshoers and their employers has been adjusted, nearly all the bosses signed the agreement, Horseshoers' union of New England spent all day here Thursday and did much to straighten out the mat ter.
 Readers of the Democrat can have magazine free if they will only be- come office subscribers and pay for the paper in advance. The Woman's Home Companion is considered one of the best magazines published. A new story commences in the next issue. Get your name on the list now and be in time to start the first chapter.
 On Monday evening the ladies of St Patrick's parish will hold a whist party and dance at the parish hall on Porter street. Handsome prizes have been selected which will be awarded to the parties making the largest score. On Tuesday a forty-five party will be the feature and there prom ises to be a spirited contest, as clubs from all over the city will have repre- sentatives present. Music will be a feature and refreshments will be served each evening.
 The jury in the district court in the suit of the Johnson County savings bank against Robert C. Walker and his wife A. c. Walker, gave verdict against the plaintiff. This makes the second time the Walk CTS have won in tAis case. The trouble was over a quantity of jew erly for which MT Walker gave four time notes in payment. The jewelry was far from what it was said to be and he declined to accept it or pay for it. Suit was then brought by the plaintiff bank which had bought the notes for twenty per cent of thei: face value.
 Special Policeman Richard Leroy told this story in the city court room yesterday before court opened: "I went out yesterday and came home last night about 12 with half a dozen of the incest looking pickerel you ever saw. Where did I get them? Where does the master mind get everything that isgood. They were the incest looking pickerel seen in Simonsville this year" Now according to Detective Colesanto the l fact was that the pickerel were so small that they were only good food | for sea gulls. Colesanto knows what l sea gulls are and the kind of pickerel they like.
 The first trial of the new tnaturan- za tion law held in this city took place in the district court to-day. This is matter many have forgotten about, notwithstanding the fact that the new naturalization law passed by congress put many ob- stacles in the way of some folks be- coming electors. The republican town committee held a meeting this week and talked up this matter. The democrats have also given the mat ter some attention. but for sonta reason which neither democrats or republicans is not giving out only five persons have thus far complied with the law.
 The Holy Name societies of this city will decorate the graves of de- ceased members tomorrow afternoon. All the organizations are requested to be at St Patrfck's hall in time to leave the building at 2:3O and be seated in the Church of St Francis Xavier's by o'clock. After the church service the members. headed by the Holy Name band will march to St Joseph's cemetery. The new St JOseph's and Calvary cemeteries will be visited by a committee. Mem bers will wear badges and white gloves. and carry a cane and bouquet of flowers. St JOssph's and St Patrick's will walk over avenue to South Main street where they will be joined by St Francis Xavier's society. marching along South Main street to gt Patrick's hall. where the immaculate Sacred Heart and St Thomas organizations will fall into line and proceed to St Francis church.
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