Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-27
CITY NEWS.

Hellmann's Book Beer (second cdi- tion) out to-morrow.
 The public and private schools will close tomorrow for the Easter-tide.
 John Tobn of Dublin street is home from Villanova college for the Easter vacation. A daughter was born March 12, to Mir and Mrs Harold I Elton, of II Division street.
 A glass of Hellmann's Book is like n cool breeze from the north on a hot summer day.
 Madden, Fitzpatrick and Thomp- son of the Turn of the Tide" com pany, are laying off this week.
 First division A. o. H. will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening at Hibernian hall at o'clock
 An offer of glass of Hellmann,s Book Beer to. friend is always met with T smile of thorough apprecii- ton.
 The Rev Karl Reiland, assistant rector of Grace church. New York, delivered the Lenten sermon at Trim ity church last night.
 Are you troubled with "tbnt tired feeling which comes in spring: It is not medicine you need. but body .bracing tonic like Hellmann's Book Beer.
 In the Marcus-Rosa case it was through door and down flight. of stairs that the man fell and not through trap door, as the Democrat reporter unintentionally made the item read. ..
 HelImann's Book beer is 100 per cent pure. How pure is the water in average use?
 Commissioner F.. J. Finn of the de- partment of public works, was out to- day after a weeks tussle with the grip. The commissioner considers 1t the toughest customer he ever en- countered.
 Tomorrow will be Holy Thursday. The usual service will be held in all the Catholic churches. Many of the priests will attend the mass which will be said by the bishop at the ca thedral in Hartford.
 The trustees of St Anne's church have filed an appeal through Judge Lowe. from the city's assessment of S37l.93. The city believing the church property would be benefited that amount made an assessment accordingly. The assessment was for paving the street in front cf the church.
 The following cases were assigned this morning for hearing in the city Dunphy. Saturday. James A. Atkins against Charles Cramer. Monday. and Morris waas against the Cigar Makers International union. Tuesday. The latter will prove an interesting case. Waas is a maker of cigars and was expelled from the union for rea- son which the union seemed suni- cient for such an action. He con tends that because he was a manu facturer he was exempt
 .'Gesundheit." the German word for health. is a very appropriate toast to offer over glasses of Hellmanns Book.
 No arrests have yet been made be- cause of the burglarizing of the Mil Ter & Peck store on Sunday morn ing. and. according 10 the police. they have found no clews of any &C., count to work on. Meanwhile the business men are closely looking after their money during the even ings and tonight before the propri- etors leave their stores they are sure to make a careful survey of the in- terior of their places to be certain that all windows and doors are firm ly locked.
 Only for the quickness of Matt Byrne in bringing his automobile to a standstiIl there might have been something doing in Harrison alley this afternoon One of the wagons of the Waterbury Transfer Go was coming out of the alley just as Byrne turned in with his machine The machine vas stopped a few inches from the horse which did not seem al all afraid of the auto If the ami nal had been . spirited one there is no telling what would have hap p<ued-