Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-12
CITY NEWS.

Mir and Mrs Michael Shanahan or
 Thomaston avenue, Waterville.
 Eldredge Scott, the conductor in-
 jured on the Woodbury trolley lire
 week ago, is not improving much
 at the Waterbury hospital. There is
 very little change in his condition,
 which is not encouraging.
 Robert Edeson, who will appear at Polls this evening in The Call or 1 the North, stopped in this city yes l terday on his way to Hartford, where
 he played last evening. He travelled
 in his big locomobile touring car, re- ! turning to this city to-day.
 The w. B. S. Automobile Co of | Waterbury has filed certificate of l incorporation. Its authorized capi- tai stock is $50,000 and it will con- mence business with 1000. The in corporators are Charles s. Wood- ward, Ira F. Bachelder and Henry Stackman of Waterbury.
 The rainfall of yesterday after noon and last night didn't amount to | much, just fourteen one-hundredths | of an inch, not enough to make any | material difference in the water l question, so that unless we have some more in the near future the committee appointed to look after ] this matter will have to do some thing.
 l John Mccarthy. clerk at Hodson cafe, and Miss Katherine Kopf Ellenville. N. Y., were married Tues | day morning at the Immaculate Con- | ception church. John Coyle and Miss Mccarthy, sister of the groom, were
 the attending couple. On their re- turn from a trip to Niagara Falls, MT and Mrs Mccarthy will reside at 124
 Central avenue.
 Miss Mary c. Cornelis, daughter of | Clement Cornelis of Wolcott, and
 Harry B. Leete of North Haven were
 married at the Congregational par
 sonage in Wolcott Tuesday at noon
 by the Rev C. F. Ketchen. The bride
 who was given away by her father, wore a travelling suit of tan cloth,
 with hat to match, and carried Eng
 fish violets. Upon their return from
 a trip to New York and Washington f MI anu VhlS IICCIC VIII III
 North Haven.
 Frank C. Cook. son of Dr and Mrs
 F. F. Cook of this city, with W. D.
 Bigelow, chief of the division of
 foods. has just made an important
 report on a chemical study of va
 rious preparations made from meat
 and some substances used to adulter-
 ate such products. The report is in l the latest bulletin of the bureau of
 chemistry department of agriculture.
 No 114, entitled Meat Extracts and
 Similar Preparations, Including
 Studies of the Methods of Analysis
 Employed"
 The board of finance is scheduled
 for meeting at 4 o'clock this af- 1 ternoon, but owing to the absence
 of the mayor and comptroller, both
 of whom are in Springfield with the superintendent of schools. looking
 over the educational institutions of that place, it is not likely that any thing will be done except to receive
 the estimates of the different depart
 ments and set date when commit
 tees will be heard on them. Neither
 will there be anything done with ref
 erence to transfers which it was ex- ! pected to get before the board of aldermen next Monday night.
 A man evidently out of his mind
 was found on Bridge street about
 o'clock this morning in state of un- ! dress that was decidedly cool, even
 for the season. He ran into the arms n par r,1,- hnDpn u-ho f,,r | him over to a policeman who had
 him conveyed to the station house 1 for safety's sake. The man was
 found to be Thomas Toohey of
 Bridge street. This morning he was i handed over to the superintendent of ! the board of charities and on the
 advice of the city physician who ex- l amined him at noon, he will be ! taken to Brookside as soon as pos, | sible.
 There is considerable complaint 1 from those who use the shop cars 1 from Waterville mornings. It is l generally believed that the car hogs | not the conductors. run the cars ! Women and men of years have to i stand all the way to town while the l car hog and young fellows occupy
 more room than they are entitled to. 1 The other morning a fellow spread i himself all over one seat and laid a i parcel containing his working rig be- 1 side him, taking up as much room as would give two people good seats while women and two men of ad- i vancing years stood up beside him. 1 Complaining to the conductors has brought no good results and the pa irons are talking of petitioning Su- perintendent Wales for relief
 A change favorable to the finan- cial health of the Waterbury Casino has taken place. The creditors, who represented by Attorney NJ. J. Bryne will hold a meeting this evening perhaps and decide what shall be done MT Byrne, representing the creditors placed an attachment on the premises tia ether day and Con- stable John Barrie placed keeper in charge. The keeper has been dis i missed The difficulty arose over an attempt to make Frank E. Boards ley manager of the concern. Recent ly John Moriarty the landlord, Ar. chic E. Lord and M. E.. keeley got control of the stock. The creditors and their claims are Frank E. Beardsley. $40; Pauline l.. Boards ley. s60; Charles E. Beardsley. s160, all money loaned and Attorney Byrne s2S0 for organizing the com H IA