Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-29
CITY NEWS.

poets to occupy same at once.
 Otto Jaeger cigar manufacturer oI
 East Main street has filed petition il
 bankruptcy. His assets amount tt
 about $500 and his liabilities $1,I00. Contractor Thompson said to-da! that he expects to commence opera
 tions excavating for the foundation
 of the Baldwin street engine house
 this week.
 This afternoon the tax collectors
 office is busy place, as many tax | payers are coming in to pay theil
 taxes before the first of June, after which time interest will be charged Don't forget the concert and
 prom of Lallier's Military band al
 Goodwill hall tomorrow night. All
 the latest music will be played, and
 the management assures all who at
 tend a good time.
 There will be hearing in Winsted Friday on the bankrupt estate of the
 Greystone Manufacturing company,
 The trustee is expected to make his
 report and the appraisers their valu-
 ation of the estate.
 List of advertised letters: F. Bren- nan, harness maker, Emile Boulet, Mrs
 John A. L. Campbell, c. H. Dougall,
 Mrs Grace E. Fox, Mrs Itody l.. Hill, Julius NJ. Mile, Mrs Andrew Duncan M'Intosh, Edward Mcfarland, John Corridor.
 Charles l.. Raymond, manager of the Douglas shoe store on Bank street, has been appointed administrator on the estate of the late George Robarts. Mir Robarts' estate is said to consist of about $500 in cash in bank and a building lot in Simonsville.
 The choir of the First Congregations al church was given d reception last evening by the Mission circle con- nected with the church. The program included supper followed by short play entitled "A Good Dinner" and a play drill by sixteen young girls from Watertown.
 Property owners on Baldwin street think it time the board of public works did something with the bank between the engine house and the building next south. At the pres ent time the walk is blocked with stone, sand, timbers and a little of almost everything else you could mention.
 George c. Turnbull teacher of golf at the links of the Waterbury Golf club left town to-day to take a better position with the Jamaica L. l. Golf club. He had been in Waterbury about year and is said to be one of the coming players in the country for quite recently one of the big New York papers had long article on his method of playing the great Scotch game.
 At meeting of the W. c. T. U. yes- terday afternoon delegates were ap- pointed to attend the W. C. T. U. con vention to be held in Grace NJ. E. church in New Haven June 5 as fol- lows: Mrs George Woodruff, Mrs Charles Woodruff, Mrs E. A. Morse, Mrs George Robbins, Mrs William Berkeley, Mrs F. I. Baldwin, Mrs Elizabeth Race. Mrs Edward Boards ley. Mrs C. H. Moseley. Q.
 Mrs Ella Frost sherman has joined the band of waiting divorce applicants. Her petition has been filed with the superior court and she alleges that her husband has been constantly intoxicat- ed during the past ten years. and that from January 1, 1900 he has been in- tolerably cruel. Besides divorce Mrs sherman requests the custody of her daughter, Lillian Edged sixteen years. The Shermans were marrieS on octo- Der 31. 1889.
 The Spanish War Veterans camp would like to have the relatives and friends of the following Spanish war veterans help the committee to locate the graves of the deceased: John F. Hayes, Frederick Ward. John Dunn, James McGOwen. David Quin- Ian, John J. Delane and David Kelly. Leave all information with Comrade Gus Asheim, 1S0 South Main street, or with committee who will be at the different cemeteries Thursday morn ing.
 Tomorrow will be q hanner day in l Prospect. The soldiers monument will l be unveiled and sons and daughters of | old Prospect and their children will be ] in attendance from difTer-pt parts of 1 the state and from other places. A | big delegation will ba on hand from | this city and Naugatuck. All Prospect | Is very much interested m the affair !. md an effort will be made t0 make fl a day in the history of the I own. which by the way. has a record . 'or patriotic effort during the different | vars in which the country figured flat I 8 highly creiitabIe. Many of its sons were officers in the revolutionary and | 'ivil wars. one of the former Gideon |. a relative of Jrige COwcIL l leing a prominent field officer and turing a trip to his old home was &C., ] ompanied by Joseph ROurke. the first Iative born Irishman t0 visit thls pert f the country. Judge COweII will be ne of the speakers ansI it goes with ut saying that he Is not a bad repre- entative citizsn of the citizen soldier f ITTs.
 Readers of the Democrat vho con- smpIzte becoming benediets, will nd it to their advantage to get the ring of us. and at the sane me look at our large and varied as- lTtment of jsveIrT. etc. for wedding fits Friends of the prospective rides and grOo1s will also do well j take the hint. as all our goods are .liable and fully guaranteed. The