Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-27
CITY NEWS.

The Elks will hold special meet ing this evening to take action on the death of one of their brothers, Ed ward Casey.
 The case of Mrs Anna Clinton against the F. W. Woolworth Co has been settled. One day several weeks ago while passing in the rear of the store the woman fell down q cellar way receiving injuries which con- fined her to her home for some time. Suit was brought through Attorney John Cassidy but will be dropped as Q settlement has been made
 While working under bank yes- terday near Waterville Antonio Man gelo of Derby, employed hy the O'Brien Construction Co had his lefG leg broken when part of the bank fell in. He was removed to the Wa terbury hospital Another workman, Angelo Vicello of the same company was injured considerably last even ing when working train bumped into him. He is also at the hospi- tai.
 Mayor W. E. Thoms is in receipt of of a communication from Mayor II. NJ. Beardsley of Kansas City stating that September will be Kansas City day at the Jamestown exposition and with view to making 1t as much of success as possible an offort is be- ing made to interest all former resi- dents of Kansas City now residing in other places to he present on that day. With this end in view Mayor Boards ley is asking mayors of cities al' over the United States to make the matter public through the newspapers. Come. now all you who have left Kansas City and taken up residence else where. get ready and take in the ex position and while seeing the sights renew old acquaintances.
 Waterbury milk producers carnot agree with some of their neighbors regarding what is fair price for the product of the COW It costs q cent a quart more here than in some other places, but this is not likely to result in a change from the schedule which went into effect in Waterbury Monday. The local dealers can get customers for their milk who are willing to pay cents a quart. and SO long as this is so the price is apt to remain there. In other words the demand for milk was greater than the supply and the producers met it by pushing Gp the prices This is in line with what is going on in every industry all over the country. The receivers could meet the demarids made upon them when the price was within the means of all. but after they pushed it up they made more money white not putting out quite so much stock.
 Those who have been familiar with the Burr Mcintosh monthly in its small form are surprised that the very slight enlargement shonI1 have added so greatly to the beauty of the magazine. The September number is the second issue of the new form ans contains the usual quota of exquisite portraits of stage celebrities and of people of note. both men and women Under the department heading of Painting ond Sculpture" are snown a few of the gems and some Of the new acquisitions of tho Metropolitan Museum of Art. The special feature of this issue Is an article on tho .-fo- lonial Homes of Virginia illustrated with photographs of some of slle most famous Of these homes. most of xhich were owned by men prominent ia the early history of the United States The color work in the septenIss num- her is fully up to the standard of this. popular magazine. it's cover. in sever al colorS. being partIeHizriy striking Lovers of the beautiful in art photo zraphy miss a great deal if they do not have Burr Mcintosh Monfhiy ia their homes rer1lariI Burr Pubifsh- fur Co- 4 Wesr z2nd et New To-k-