Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-30
CITY NEWS.

Miss Lauretta Mcdonald of An
 sonia visited friends in town to-day.
 A birthday party was held at the
 home of Miss Dora Lahenson of CT
 Wood street last evening.
 Julius Chotzianoff, owner of the Star theater on East Main street, has disposed of the house to his brother, Max.
 Hattie OMara, the acrobat, left
 to-day to join the Flying Dunbars, ,"
 with whom he has contract for the
 season.
 The Universalist Women's Aid so- ciety will meet at the homs of Mrs William Gavin Taylor, 43 Plaza ave- nue tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 Louis Bovine, the cornet player, will leave tomorrow for Ocean Grove, N J., where he will play during the summer with the Tali Esen Morgan orchestra.
 The assessors are doing land of- flee business to-day. Tomorrow will be the last opportunity to hand in lists of taxable property this season and folks who own anything should be up and doing unless they want to have the percentages added.
 One of the dishwashers at Callen- der Brothers restaurant on South Main street was wound around a pull ley while trying to repair the fan sys- tenn at the lunch room this noon and was considerably shaken up. The man was Polish and his name could not be' learned. He was attended by Dr Graves. |
 Preparations are under way to open the Country club on the fore noon of July Fourth. There will be a few tennis matches, the ten his court being one of the features of the club that is completed. There may be a speech or two from prominent members and of course there will be refreshments and fireworks in the evening.
 Lewis Archambault bought the | barn of D. H. Tierney on Bank street l this afternoon at public auction for s25. It was the biggest thing of the | kind ever sold for that amount of money, but the owner wanted to get | rid of it and was glad to let it go. You could not buy the lumber in it for $1 ,000. but of course it will cost a good deal to take it down and move it away.
 The hnard of n,,hIio u,orLye baId op ! outing this afternoon for the pur- pose of considering the matter of re- taining walls on Meadow street from Bank street to West Main street. The ower end of Grand street is now be- ing filled in and the grade stakes in he street stand so high that people who expected to be able to remain at he old homestead are thinking of getting out, not because they want to, put as a matter of safety.
 Mrs Christina Larensen died last evening at the home of her son. Charles Larenson of Harvard street, Waierville, after a 10 days illness. She had many friends and was very we'll known among the Danish peo-
  husband, Nils Larenson, three sons. John. Charles and Fred, and 10 survive her. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon, services being at the house at p. m. by the Rev Mir stansfeld. The interment will be n the Waterville cemetery.
 Frederick Truelove. a 16-years-old lad who was arrested Sat- lrday afternoon and placed in the Plymouth lookup after he had aeci- lentally shot 6-years-old child. who vss sitting on the doorstep of it's tome in GTeystone, was released Sun lay morning under a s20O bond to ppear for trial before Justice Smith l- n the town court at Plymouth. True Ove was hunting with a 22-caIibre fife and carelessly shot at an empty ottle with the above result. The injured boy will recover.
 A special session. by telephone. of he city court was held this after lCon tO hear the case of Joseph T. lartone. charged with forging his a-her's name, Carmine Martone. to
 note in payment for hill of pods received from Fred SchulzerI , Son. New York city. This case ras continued from day to day 10 ceommodate counsel In the dis ricf court the New York firm got erdict against Martone for the full noun as his father denied the uthentieity of the signature on the Ote. and as the accused still refused D pay. criminal action was fnssf- ated. Martoue denies he either ent he note to the Nex York firm ] payment of goods or even signed Is fathers name to ft. The mount of the note Is sI2s.12. Mar 1ne vas represented hy Attorney isuby. vho waived examination. -hercUpo1 he vas bound over to 1e superior court under bail of