Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-17
CITY NEWS.

The board of public works vii meet at 8 o'clock tonight.
 Miss Josephine Mcknight has re moved her music studio to room 16 109 Bank street, Meigs building.
 U. S. X Co.'S Gold Bond" $2.00 hats are right or you ger new one free.
 Joseph Murray of South street, who was one of the speakers at Holy Cross commencement this year may enter Columbia next month
 A certificate of incorporation was | if led yesterday by the Waterbury Trucking company, which is to do business in Waterbury. The amount of authorized capital stock is $2,5OO. Business will begin on a capital of $1,SO0.
 Joseph Corr of Cheshire has brought suit against the Consolidated Rail road company for damages of $3,OO0. | He claims that quite recently I fire was started on his property, caused by sparks from passing engine and considerable damage was done to his meadowland and trees.
 Miss Jennie Carpmills and Ralph Henry Lancaster were married yes l terday at the home of the brides father, John Carpmills, by the Rev Dr Edmund Rowland. Miss Annie Carpmills, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and Claude E Phillips, of Hastings, N. r., was best man.
 Dr T. J. Lally has been on a novel driving tour of the state. The doc tor took with him provisions for him self and plenty of fodder for his horse. He had much enjoyment so he says stopping at farm houses in what ever town or village he was when night overlook him and declared it is the only way to take vacation
 Private Edwin Percy Adams has been discharged from Company A, c. N. G. The trouble grew out of lit tie joke at the annual encampment. The offense was not serious, but the gallant militiamen made mountain of 1t. It isn't anything that will Inc terfere with MT Adams furture life. Henry P. Stark was discharged be- cause he has gone to reside out of town.
 Architect C. Jerome Bailey has completed plans for some changes to q house on Orange street for Frank Winestine and Julius MaZO. The building will be carried up an addi- (; n1 aIIitiAn thraa stories high of wood, 22x 33 feet, built on. When completed there will be eight tenements of five rooms and store The usual conveniences will be provided.
 U. s. X Cos cash stores saves you money on boys clothes
 It is possible that the charge against Menzo Robinson for shooting and wounding Bergimino Torti may be changed tomorrow. The bullet was extracted from Torti's back yes terday, and he considerably improved after the removal of the lead At present Robinson stands charged with assault with intent to murder Torti, but if Torti further improves by to- morrow it is possible the charge may be changed to assault with intent to kill.
 The hearing on the application OI William Mccarthy for liquor license at I51 Bank street was begun before County Commissioners Walter, Thompson and Geddes in the superior court room this morning at II o'clock. Over a score of witnesses appeared 10 show that Mccarthy was able to con- duct q liquor business and another score appeared to give contrary evi- dence. Some of the latter are inter- ested in the business themselves. and the drift of their testimony was that there are saloons a-plenty in the neighborhood in question. Decision was reserved.
 In accordance with the public acts of 1907 women and minors employ ed in factories are allowed to work only fifty-eight hours a week and this rule went into effect at the Sco- vile Manufacturing company on Sat urday Other factories vii, un- doubtedly follow this week and dur ing the slack season all employees will most likely work only fifty eight hours a week. Notices have been posted to that effect After January l. the factories may run sixty hours a week by giving notice that during the months of June. July and August they will be employed only fifty-five hours per week.
 The Business Educator. a publlca- ton printed al Columbus. Q. in speak Of the work of Prof F. E. Hollcy the expert penman. says that be is an all around good fellow and about ss modest as Flickinger. and also that he conducts a splendid private school in penmanShip. and does engraving and card writing. Few men in Wa terbury." it says. 'are better known or more highly esteemed than Mr HoIIey- He has not made Water bury famous. hut he is famous in Wa terbuTy- Long may he live anI in- sfruct the young idea how to control the pen He enjoys life with his wife and friends on state street.
 When you want a present TOT your sweetheart or wife. or your sister or your cousin or your aunt. just E-op ia the Upson JevelTy Co.'S and choose -a