Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-25
CITY NEWS.

About 100 Italian immigrants ar rived here during the past week. | Most of these have friends in town | and knew just where they were go- ing.
 Don't forget that the Eagles hail Saturday will be occupied by Lallier's | Military Band. The floor you all know, the music you all know, and the fans of course will keep you cool.
 Morris J. and Mary Mccarthy have purchased from Eli E. Pouard two family house and barn at 45 Baldwin avenue. The sale was made through the Daniel T. Harrington agency.
 Court Martin Hellman, F. of A., will hold a very important meeting this evening when all arrangements will be completed for the outing of the society which is to be held next Sunday.
 If you want a good time, attend MT and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing academy, 43 East Main street. Spec ial dancing on Friday evenings. Don't forget that we have electric fans and orchestra music, best in the city.
 M. J. Leary, formerly of this city and now of New Haven, has been advanced to the position of superin tendent of the trolley express of the Connecticut company. This is pro- motion from general agent for the | company.
 Now is the time to pay your sub scription to the Democrat if you | want the August number of the Wo- ! mans Home Companion free. All that is necessary is to pay your sub scription at the Democrat office in | advance.
 | John F. Farrell the photographer, has sold to John J. Sheehan, bis prop. erty at No and II Grand street. Jo- seph and Mary Yeukelum have sold their property at SS Clark street to Giovanni Iamele. The sales were made through the agency of the D. H. Tierney agency.
 The directors of the Connecticut company came to town to-day on their own green car, not for the pur- pose of seeing where or how the fare could be reduced, but for general observation purposes. They came ul over the Naugatuck-Derby line and went out by the Cheshire road, drop. ping off at a certain we'll known hostelry on the way to compare notes and make a few remarks upon them
 Mrs Susan Weston, an elderly wo, man, wandered away from her home on Grove street to-day and hel friends are very much alarmed ovel her absence. When last seen she wa: on Baldwin street going in the direc tion of Simonsville. The case ha! been reported to the police station and anybody who sees the old lad! would confer a favor upon all con cerned by notifying the police so tha she may be returned to her owI home.
 The dust of the late Charles Naggs which were cremated at Fresh Pond l.. l., were received this morning al Bergen's undertaking rooms. The ashes were in a tin can, well secured in small box. When the expressmar was told what he had under his arm he scarcely believed it. The lshe, weighed about four pounds. The ear and its contents will be inferred IT Pine Grove cemetery ''at a shallow depth in a spot where the sun vii shine"
 Another big real estate transfer took place to-day when the City Lumber and Coal company transferred it'
 land and buildings on South Willow
 street to the Consolidated Railroad Co The property will be used as {
 portion of the approach to the propos
 ed new union station and what vii , be known as Freight street will als'
 run through it. of course the firI
 will continue in business, but jus
 where they will be located Is some = thing which the management is not ye
 prepared to make public.
 Thomas Martone has brought sui through Attorney James F.. Russo against John Fernandez of tn
 Brooklyn district Some months az
 Fernandez, it is claimed. told Mar
 tone he would pay him $500 if h
 would find him a customer to bu
 certain buildings located on Ban . and Porter streets. MartOne claim to have found such a customer will s ing to pay Fernandez's price. bu
 Fernandez found a party who wa = willing and did fin fact pay him $50
 more than MartOne's would and s sold to him Damages Of s1.600 ar
 claimed and the suit is made return
 able to the superior court.
 In the city court today befor
 Judge Burpee Mrs Mary DehrOn va P committed 10 BrOOkside for thirt days for intOxication. Mrs Durhai
 and Mrs Rose Hallock. whose tW
 children were committed to tt = county home a few days ago. vel
 charged with street walking Bot
 pleaded guilty and while Mrs Du
 ham was sent 10 BrOokside for thirt
 days Mrs Hall6tk was sent down n
 road" for thirty more. and she vi
 also have to work out an old fine n s7 and costs A case against Dani [, Altman for intOxicati0n was eontinr
 ed two weeks and a case against Wi l. liam EIword for assault with intel
 to rob was put over to t0-morrO
 morning under bail of s2o0-
 If your watch Is unreliable. stoF occasionally. gains or loses tim ], don't neglect to have it overhsuleS
 Many . good watch is ruined by ir
 attention It may only need clsaninl = Whatever the trouble the TrS0u Jeu a elry Co. es Bank street. will remei
 it. If you need a neE one SC OI