Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-13
CITY NEWS.

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 Rough Rider suits, sizes to IA
 95c. at Upson, Singleton & Cos.
 Miss May Wagner of Walnut street i is visiting relatives in New York.
 George Carroll of Winsted is spend, ing a few days with friends in this
 city.
 Miss Julia K. Sugrue of this city is assisting in the work of private sanitarium near Westport. Attorney James M. Lynch was in New York to-day on business con-
 nected with the Kindregan estate.
 Edward O'Neill of Hawkins sreet left for New York city last evening
 to attend the funeral of relative.
 Miss Magic Carroll of Meriden who has been the guest of Miss Irene Dow of Maple street for the past few days has returned home.
 The members of Company G, C.. N. G., will hold their anual field day on Saturday. They will go to the rifle range at Summit.
 Mrs William Corbin of Wyman street has gone to Detroit where she will spend the summer with her par ents, MT and Mrs Thomas Fulcher.
 George Partree has brought suit for $100 against Joseph E. Evan; claiming that the defendant owes him SPA. The case will be heard be- fore a justice of peace the first Tues day in August.
 Nicholas Zinno and Frank Bram- ba were not in the city court to-day when their names were called to an- swer to charges of keeping unregis- tered dogs. Bench warrants were accordingly issued for their arrest.
 Delegations from different parts of the city appeared before the board of public works last night and talked about improvements. They wanted something in Mill Plain, the Water town road. South Brooklyn, Simons- wills and the north end.
 Lieutenant Edward Seery Hayes, son of MT and Mrs Thomas Hayes of North Main street left this morning for Newport News, Va, where he will report before going to Cuba, there to meet his regiment. Lieutenant Hayes i has been at his home in this city since he graduated from West Point in February.
 Horace Johnson has volunteered he prediction that farmers should look out for a great storm and cold wave the last of this month or the very first of June, which would dc great damage to the crops, which were being planted during this good wealth er. He says it will be so cold thai here will be ice.
 Attorney McEvoy has made Belden 3. Brown of Stamford defendant in suit for $500 damages in which Irs Henry Carlin of Vine street i: Mrs Carlin claims that one lay last August while crossing EX- hange place she was knocked down md injured by Browns automobile which he was driving at the time.
 Boys blouse with separate collar, '0c. at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 The Bronson library has been prc- | ,lo-Saxon classics ny Elbridge C. 'now of New York. a former resident f this city. An excellent collection if coins has also been presented the ibrary by George Broker while a arge piece of copper quartz from boulder county. Colorado. has been resented by Charles F. Probst
 Nathaniel G. Schlamn, United z tates inspector of the bureau of I immigration from Ellis Island was l this city to-day to learn how many f liens were detained in the pena i apartment of Brookside home. Nil f chlamn collects information for hii q apartment by visiting the towns in z is district. He went through Brook. 9 de with Superintendent Morris O. I he charity department. F
 The Waterbury Trust company as issued a booklet with informa- . lon concerning the kind of school mich David C. Porter wished to lake possible when he left the resi- ue of his estate. amounting to bout S30.000. for its beginning. he booklet is for the purpose of in- Drming the people of what Mir Por- ar planned with the hope that ad- itional bequests will be made as he money on hand at present is not lfficient 10 even start the school
 The sale of seats for the benefit