Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-25
CITY NEWS.

at Atlantic City.
 The estate of the late Patrick Scadden was settled up in the court of probate to-day.
 l Owing to increase in business want a man to learn grocery business. ID. J. Phelan, PTS Baldwin street. The executive committee of St Mary's hospital charity bazaar will hold a meeting at 8 o'clock tonight. A child's pearl necklace and a small yellow colored rosary picked up on the street await owners at the Democrat office.
 A months mind mass will be cele- brated tomorrow morning at s o'clock at the Sacred Heart church for the late Dennis Kerins.
 The Rev A. R. Ross of Montreal delivered an address at the Second Congregational church yesterday morning.
 In the Amateur Polo league to- morrow night the Clock shop is sched- uled to meet the Second Wards for the first game, while All Brooklyn is pitted against Roger Bros for the sec l ond game.
 l Get your name in for the March number of the Woman's Home Con- panion. List will close in a day or two. Pay your subscription to the Democrat in advance and you get the magazine free.
 Il George Miller and William Ward journeyed to Bantam Lake on a fishing trip early yesterday morning and returned last evening with one of the incest strings of fish which has been brought to town in a long time. In all they had about 70 pickerel and perch, the largest weighing little lover pounds.
 | Several members of the four coun- cils of the Knights of Columbus in this city went to Meriden yesterday and attended the meeting of the Sil- yer City council, at which several candidates were put through the third degree. The degree work was conducted by the San Salvador coun. cil team of New Haven.
 This morning Mayor Thoms signed a contract with the A. w. Ranney Go of New Haven to trim the trees on the green and the one at the june. tion of Grand and Bank streets. There are seventy-one trees on the green. The price per tree is $5. The work is now going on and will be kept up until the job is finished.
 Patrick Cleary of 99S Baldwin street fell on an icy sidewalk near his place of residence last "Wednesday and sustained injuries that have kept him in the house since. He has mo- tified the city through Attorney Mon agan that unless he is compensated for the time and wages he has lost and also for the injuries sustained he will be compelled to bring suit fol damages.
 Car No 12 of the Connecticut Rail- way & Lighting Co left the track at , Cheshire about 6:30 last evening, causing considerable damage to the coach, but fortunately no one was in- jured. The controller attachment blew out and the rear vestibule came , in contact with telegraph pole and was torn off. Traffic on the road was blocked until the wrecking car went out there from this city. The way , was cleared about s o'clock and then things went along as usual.
 The republican party has already started in to get ready for the cleo ton campaign next fall. Saturday evening the town committee held g meeting at 110 Bank street. with the object of organizing a permanent club on the basis of the Republican club in New Haven. There perma nent quarters and a club exist ths year through. The committee tha
 was appointed to inquire into tht means of organizing reported favor
 ably and another meeting will b,
 held next Saturday evening.
 Waterbury was honored yesterday |. by the presence of the Hon James R Garfield. who occupies the position of secretary of the interior in Presi dent Roosevelt's cabinet. NIT Gar
 field and his wife were visitors al the Taft school in Watertown. wher, they intend to send their son tC school next year. Mr Garfield had ;
 lengthy talk with Horace D. Taft principal of the school and brother O | Secretary Taft of the var depart ment. after which he made an in formal address to the students.
 Dr MacArthur. pastor of the Cal vary Baptist church of New York city will lecture at First Baptist churct on Thursday evening. March 2l. Tn, lecture will he held under the au spices of the Golden Rod society The title of the lecture will be ''Th. Empire of the Car" the Great Beal of the north. which is one of his beS subjects. Dr MacArthur has acquir e,i a national reputation as pcpuIa lecturer. he is a frequent contributO to magazines and other publications Waterbury is indeed lucky in ssvin. an opportunity of hearing such al eloquent and distinguished man.
 How annoying s 1t to have !; watch that Is out of repair frequent ly and in the care of the watch doc tor one third of the time. Buy { watch of known reputation. of un oro<<fo-e<7 rerf1hfIifr and care rorr