Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-09
CITY NEWS.

court Fruitful Vine, F. of \. install
 ed it's new officers last night. The new officers of Toantic tribe \,
 p, Haymakers association, were in , stalled last night by James ShannahaI , of Meriden.
 Mrs Quinn of New Haven and hel daughter, May F. Quinn, are the
 guests of Mrs John NJ. Fogarty ol
 School street.
 Edward P. Roche of Monroes busi
 ness college has accepted situation
 as stenographer with the Donnely
 Brick Mfg Co of New Britain.
 The annual report of the Fultor
 Music Co shows that James M. Full
 ton is president: Archibald F.. Rice
 treasurer; Alvia P. Mccoy, secretary Announcement has been made o
 the engagement of Architect Leonar,
 Asheim to Miss Hartman of Bridge
 port. The wedding will take plac,
 on Wednesday, January 15.
 The appeal in the breach of promise
 suit of Miss Emma Pilon against Al fred Figer of Pittstield, Mass. has
 been set down for hearing in the su-
 preme court in Boston, Mass, for next
 Monday morning.
 Mayor Thoms has issued warnings
 for the first meetings of the board of | health and finance. The health con- | missioncrs will get together on We'd
 nesday, January 15. and the finance board on Thursday, January 1G. A picture of the saloon of Angelo
 Lucia of Spring street was taken this | afternoon by Lieutenant Dodds. It
 was in Lucias saloon that William | Suma received the knife wounds
 which caused his death on Tuesday evening.
 The annual report of the Waterbury
 Lumber and Coal Co has been filed.
 J. <. Galley is president; F. G. Platt
 of New Britain, treasurer; F. H. Hum- phrey. secretary. The directors are
 the officers and A. \. Lewis and s. A. Strong of New Britain.
 Miss BeZie Pardee, a trained nurse
 who formerly resided in this city, and | who has many friends in Waterbury, is lying dangerously i'll in St Francis hospital. Paterson. \. I. Reports from
 the hospital say that her chances for recovery are very slim.
 John F. Savers, former linotype operator in the Democrat office is now in business for himself in Milwaukee. He is running what is designated as the John F. Savers Linotype Compo- sition." He has two machines and is located in the Montgomery building. He employs six men, running the plant night and day, each man work ing eight hours.
 Boys Warrior" stockings are strongest, two pairs for 25c, Upson, Singleton X Cos.
 The supreme court Has decided for the defendant in the suit of Wal ter Sackett against Patrick H. Car roll. Fraud was alleged in this case. Sacket commissioned Carroll to sell a certain house on Elizabeth street. Carroll bought the house from Sack ett at the latter's price and then sold it to Mrs Margaret Pickett at a fair profit. This was the transaction al leBtu lO be IIduu. Jury III lue district court favored this side If the contention and Sackett appealed and the supreme court has sustained Carroll again.
 S l.. Tucker, brakeman employed on the Highland division. met with painful accident about o'clock this afternoon while coupling ears near platt's Mills. As he was about to adjust the coupling pin he stumbled and one Of the wheels of q a: bumped his right foot with such force that it badly crushed the limb. Several of the bones were broken. Tucker has been boarding at 2bJ South Leonard street. but he was removed to the Waterbury hospital. He has nJ rela- tives with the exception of a brother residing in Missouri.
 Dr keeley said to-day in speaking of the suspension of the Sunday Telegram that the paper was merely temporarily suspended in order to wipe out the effects of its recent trib- ! ulatiOns and that il will be revived in week or two. but he will have ADlAAhS ip hb WAtI lA- ne EdAU ne . expects that NIT CIyma will be able io raise the necessary money tO re- surreCt 1t. There is a rumOr that the real reasons for the papers suspen- sion is 10 establish a new weekly paper with a stock company and |, when the times are prOpitious tc print daily paper for the morning | field Dr Keeely declined to say if the | paper had lost money recently. Ha said it had a circulation of about | j. 500 i member Of the mechanical ] stan said r had a circulation Of about 5000.
 Philip Rubin or NauEatuck has ! brought suit against Samuel For ] man for damages of s5. .000 and tha I lease of a store in inc Meigs buiId- 1. ing on South Main street Formsu ran cloak business which he sold ! to Rubin for s1 900 Rubin paid s3 .00o cash atd the balance in ! notes \ month later FOrrnau wan ! ed Co buy thc Vlsce snd Busrness lscE and ths' men E-st in a bank tn . make the traEsicT s-s the property. { Atla- they nd zrrsnzsd the sale . F0rman OEa'Cf iu sell hack again 1 fo- S508 les than zlst he had re- reived and Rubin accepted Brs FOrmsn kept thc lease of the stoTe and then a dispute abogt the orazr- ship of the IeaEa arose rorrnan ,lsims he neT75r sold the fzfures md stock. but EH55a insists fHe sale .aIbraced lease szi rrerythfmE- At OTnsv Church appears fo- FUrman md AFtorneE ROOs for Rab5n- and he suif Is HsGs rsturnsbIs to the -~s-E1- r.1=--E