Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-12
CITY NEWS.

AAAuhA SAofS ySoSSANoJ .a Louis Pasino has purchased the gro cery store at S66 Bank street, formerly conducted by Michele Palmieri. The board of education will hold a regular meeting this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the office of the Cros- by High school building.
 Upson, Singleton X Go have boys corduroy knickerbockers, 49c, slightly damaged, but as strong and service able as first quality at $1.O0.
 One of the horses of the American Ring Go slipped on the Center street pavement this afternoon and took a bad fall, but was not injured.
 The local branch of the Clan Ma Gael will hold an important meeting in Hibernian hall this evening and it is advisable that all the members should be on hand.
 To-day was another "sizzler," and almost everyone was endeavoring to find some shady spot to cool off for while. It was one of the hottest days of the summer.
 The Waterbury policemen's base ball club will play the Meriden po- licemen next. The game will take place Tuesday, September 3, and promises to be an interesting con- test.
 The Waterbury Lumber and Coal company, through Attorney NJ. J. Byr- ne, has instituted suit for foreclosure of judgment lien against Michael Lovett and wife of Fuller street The amount involved is $295.43. An at tachment for $500 has been made.
 Charles Demond a colored man who came here Saturday from New York with horses to Sackett's stables, was taken i'll when be reached here and was unable to leave the barn. He re- mained there until this morning when Mir Sackett called in Dr David and after looking at the man the physician notified the department of charities, who had him removed to the Brook side home. He had cramps and wns so sick and sore that he scarcely could lift his head from the pillow. He is twenty three years of age, native of Hartford and said his residence IS | in Newark, N. J. Mir Sackett says the man was all right when he met him in New York Friday. but he col lapsed after getting to Waterbury. About 400 people attended the whist party and dance at the Sanford house, Woodmont, Friday evening, which was given for the benefit of St Agnes parish. The following constituted the committee in charge of the arrangements: Mrs Joseph Kennedy, Naugatuck; Mrs Joseph A. Jackson, New York; Miss M. New combe. New York; Mrs Bolan, Wat erbury; Mrs John Moriarty, Water bury; Mrs Theresa Daily, Naugatuck; Mrs Edward Sheehan, New Haven. Prizes were awarded as follows: First, Miss Mary Graney; second, M. Corcoran; third, Mrs John Black; fourth, Mrs Annette Kain; fifth, Mrs T. W. Davis; sixth. Mrs Robert Lee; seventh, Mrs E. Rockwell; eighth, Miss Sadie Crowley; ninth, Miss Frances Carroll. The Rev. J. A. Sul- livan of Milford won the tenth prize which was picture of the Rev Fath- CT McClean.
 Charles J. Sawdey, editor and pro- prietor of the Sunday Telegram, was set upon yesterday morning and given a bad(?) drubbing by Mrs Christian Delkescamp of Center street. The cause of the trouble was an article in the Telegram refecting on the good character of Mrs Delkescamp, and she seized the first opportunity to get even with the editor. Mr Sawdey was coming out of his press room with an armful of papers whea the woman hurried down the stair way from her residence and with out a moments warning pitched into him. Mrs Delkeseamp is feather weight while the editor is big enough to be a member of the fat mems club, but the woman was thoroughly aroused and fought like a wildcat. and MT Sawdey had the liveliest time of his life keeping her from clawing his eyes out. Mir Delkescamp watched the battle from the steps of the veranda. NIT and Mrs Delkes- camp were about town to-day appar- ently on a still hunt for somebody. but up to press hour they had not |. located their man.
 When you want present for your sweetheart or wife, or your sister or your cousin or your aunt, just drop in the Upson Jewelry Co.'S and choose from the largest lines in the city of jewelry, diamonds. emeralds, rubies. saphires. etc. set and unset. Watches gold and silver of many grades. etc.