Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-13
CITY NEWS.

uralist club will be the guests of the New Haven Bird club tonight. They will leave here on the 6:18 trolley.
 The will of John M Curtin was filed for probate yesterday afternoon in New Britain. He leaves all his property to his wife and children, and names his brothers, Rev Jere. miah Curtin of Waterbury and James NJ. Curtin as executors.
 Arthur Cleveland, driver at the Scovill street engine house was kick ed in the knee this afternoO1 by one of the horses and received injuries which will keep him in the house for some time MT Cleveland was clip ping the horse when the animal hit him. The injured man was taken to his home, 391 East Main street, where Police and Fire Surgeon OHara rendered medical aid.
 Four of the children of Carmand Crosse of 73 East Main street are suffering with typhoid fever. Two of them were to-day taken to the Water bury hospital. Crosse has six children but only four of them has as yet con- tracted the disease. The attention of the charity department was called to the matter when two of the children were affected, but since that time two more have caught the fever. The children are aged 8, 6, 8 and years.
 In honor of the memory of Judge Elmer of Middletown the superior courts all over the state. adjourned to-day to Friday morning. This will give the members of the local bar an opportunity to attend the funeral, which takes place in Middletown to- morrow. Until few years ago, when he was retired because of reaching the age limit, Judge Elmer was a member of the superior court judiciary. A number from the local bar will attend the funeral.
 At meeting of the Waterbury Women's club yesterday afternoon, Miss Helen Sperry, librarian of the Bronson library, read a paper on "The Late Conference at The Hague" Mrs Ira T. Hawk read a paper entitled "A Short Account of an American Hague" and Mrs Rob- ert Walker read one on "A Brief Review of Jane Addams's Latest Book, Newer Ideals of Peace" The new club choir under the direction of R. A. Laslett Smith was heard for the first time.
 Samuel Eaiker, known in Water bury as Samuel Leasar, was arrested in this city last evening by Detective Keegan on a warrant as he is wanted in Stamford for non-support. Leasar who was employed at the Atlas Ma chine factory would not have fallen into the hands of the police had he not intended to marry young wo- man of this town. Miss batey Moore while his first wife is still alive. He lived with Michaela Sochin, at 172 East Main street. and it was the later who learned that the young man had a wife and child living in Stamford. To-day Chief of Police Brennan of Stamford came to this city to take tn prisoner to that city.
 The Women Relief corps of Wa terbury observed the twenty-fiftn an- niversary of its institution at lhe headquarters of the G. 4. R. on Bank street this afternoon. Guests were present from different towns in the state. including Grand Commander Charles \. Appil of MiddIetown and Department Chaplain William Hil- ton of Hartford. The Women's Re lief corps of this city was the first organization of it's kind organized in this state and was brought into ex- istence through the efforts of George Robbins, now Vice Department Com mander of Connecticut. Mir Robbins took a prominent part in tine manage ment of the exercises this afternoon. A very interesting programme was rendered.
 At the Waterbury Medical assO- citation meeting last night two papers dealing with matters of interest to the medical fraternity were read by Dr Daniel J. Maloney and Dr Ed ward ". GOodenough- Dr MaIOney's paper dealt with a local case. where complications that nearly resulted in the loss of the sight to the pa tient- was caused by a germ from a decayed tooth becoming seated in the eyebalI- Dr GOOdenOugh's paper was entitled The Medical InteIIi- sence OHoe.- and handled in a mas ferIy way the subject of physicians choice in prescribing remedies An application for membership vas re- eefved from Dr T. Gzncher of Center street The matter was tabled until the next meeting subject to a con- uittesis report