Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-20

] street lclL lllo lllol lIlllS loi u loliS visit to friends in Los Angeles.
 Miss Mary Hennessey, who has been visiting friends in Watertown the past few weeks, has returned home.
 The American Printing company of Waterbury has filed certificate of an increase of capital stock from $75,O0O to $100,000.
 Alderman Joseph s. Nell last evening entertained a party of friends at his home on Vine street. A game supper was the main feature of the evening.
 The committee on law consisting of Aldermen Mel, Larkin and Goss and | City Attorney Kellogg will meet this evening" Several claims for damages are to come before the committee. Miss Katherine Lyman has fred a petition with the probate court to be appointed administrator on the es- tate of her father, Patrick Lyman, late of East Main street, who sur vived his wife only three weeks.
 Read Upson. Singleton & Cos adv l they sell 'clothes that make good
 The board of public safety held regular meeting this afternoon in the LeavenWOrth street engine house. Only routine business was expected to be disposed of. though there are few appointments to be made in the police and lire departments.
 The case against John Mulligan for taking a team without leave Sunday was again postponed in the city court today. William Leonard, who was mentioned ill the case was discharged and his case was nolIed. Patrick Stack was fined $7 for keeping all unregistered dog.
 James William Fitzpatrick. who with Lewis Madden is presenting the formers sketch. The Turn of the Tide" is spending few days in town. They appeared in Cleveland, O., last week and as they had this week open MT Fitzpatrick returned home for few days.
 The board of county commission CTS were in session today receiving the fees for liquor license Up to , o'clock they had received about $35, OO0. mostly in cash, which was d. posted in bank. The board will re- main in session until about , o'clock and will he here tomorrow also.
 No matter what you want for your boy it pays to look at L. S. & Co clothes before you buy.
 Miss Margaret E. McNamara. com mercial teacher in the High school, is under the care of a trained nurse at her home. 19 State street, suffer- ing from scarlet fever. Miss Nc Namara has been ill for the past week and it will be some time before she will be able to take up her du- ties in the class room again.
 The Right Reverend NJ. Tierney, bishop of Hartford, performed the ceremony of confirmation at St Cecilia's church yesterday afternoon, when a class of 5eventy-fve received the sacrament. The priests who as- sisted aside from the pastor Rev Farrell Martin. b. D., were Fathers Ryan, Sullivan, Laflin, Conway and Dunigan.
 Business in the superior court sus- pended at noon to-day. At that hour the Powe case was finished and the succeeding cases down for trial. Plumb vs Plumb, in which Josephine Plumb sued her brother William Plumb and his wife. Frances Plumb. were settled. All concerned live in Merden. The difficulty was over note for $1.IO0.
 Although a bottle of whiskey is prized highly by some, Pasquale ChinchinO had no regard for such when he quarreled with Frank Sal vatore on West Main street this morning. Pasquale broke the bottle of liquid refreshment on Franks head. and for So doing he was ar rested on the charge of breach of the peace. Detective Colesanto brought him in.
 F. J. Finn has moved into his new store in Exchange place. formerly occupied by the Wenzel Co. and opened to-day with a full line of boots and shoes MT Finn will seem at home again IS he is only a couple of doors below the store where he was located for years. He has an up to date stock which is almost cer- tain to satisfy persons that want good footwear.
 This afternoon Ralph Blakeslee re- ported to the department of charities that an old lady is living in an out house in Platt's Mills. Her feet are frozen and 1t would appear from the nature 0f the information impartcd by Mr BIakeslee that the old lady Is in q wretched condition. Superin- tendent Morris promised to give the matter immediate attention The case was reported to Mr Blakoslpp bv enc of the residents of that place.
 Judge George II. CoweT and Mrs Henrietta J. Peek. administrators on tho estate of Mrs Peck's husband. Franklin L. Peek. fled their prelim- mary report to-day ID to date they have collected in rent. interest and so forth. S2I9I3-15. and they paid out for water rents. taxes. repairs. mort Csges. funeral expenseS and general work on the property. together with s4.ds1 the amount of the widows aI- lo7anre and counsel fees s1.G10. 'otal of S1T.14I.33s- There will he a hcaring on the report next Saturday.
 How often yoa hear tae remark, Wy watch has gained" or My vatch has lost" Now it may need regulating only. or very likely needs