Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-01
CITY NEWS.

Ameflcan Danu prom to-luoIfoN
 evening at City hall.
 Extra value in $2 trousers at UpsoI
 Singleton X Cos. .s
 Miss Alice McWilliams of thi
 city is visiting friends in Bridge
 port.
 Beginning next Sunday the Bron
 son library will be closed during tht
 summer months every Sunday.
 A number of persons from this cit, will attend the leap year dance givel by the Daughters of Isabella in Nau gatuck this evening.
 The Waterbury students of St Thomas's seminary at Hartford vii
 return to school tomorrow for the opening of the spring term,
 Miss Catharine Riley of this city with her cousin, Miss Nellie Keogh of New Haven will sail Saturday for Ireland where they will visit rela' tives.
 The Rev E. c. Cline and wife of Phillipsburg, N. J., who have been visiting their son, James H. Cline of Hillside avenue, have returned home.
 A certificate of organization has been filed with the state secretary by the Alexander Johnstone Building and Construction corporation of this city.
 William NJ. Pease has notified City Clerk Sandland that he will claim damages for injuries received by falling into an open ditch on East Main street.
 Fidelity the best dollar shirt We have seen, Upson, Singleton x Cos.
 The Rev J. A. Riddle of All Saints Memorial church, New Mill ford, formerly assistant rector at St Johns, this city, has been forced 10 vacate his pulpit on account of ill health.
 List of advertised letters: Arthur Atchenson, Mrs E. Willie Bradley, Charles Goebel, Mrs Jennie Gussett, Harry Hillard, Miss Withemina Jackson, W. E. Mally, James Me Guire, O. W. Olmsted, Mrs Mar garet Towels, Frank Robertson.
 Boys blouses with separate collar 50c at Upson, Singleton X Co.'S.
 An agent representing the Barnum & Bailey shows was in town yester- day and engaged the Porter property on the Cheshire road for the circus for June IF. It was supposed that the circus would not show in Water bury this year as usually the grounds for it are engaged the fall preceding its coming.
 Dog owners showed up in large numbers yesterday and when the town clerks office closed last night over 2,100 licenses and tags has been given out. This is the last opportu- nity to comply with the law and in order to give tardy ones an oppor- tunity to come in and settle MT Brett 1 will keep his office open from to SI his evening.
 The storm of last night scared ev- erybody. Houses rocked On the eel ! lars and window blinds banged so | that in many cases very little of them | was left this morning. It was the | worst wind and rain storm that has visited Waterbury in years, and | while no damage of much account las been reported many feared that he world was coming to an end and at up most of the night listening to he racket on the outside.
 Patrick Maloney, a fireman sta toned at the Burton street engine louse, was hurt this morning while one of the horses. On the trick pavement at the foot of Hill treet the horse slipped and fell and efore Maloney could get of he was Inder the animal. Fortunately for he fireman the horses instinct aved him from anything more seri- us than few bruises and cuts on he lower part of the body. and rhile he is able to attend to his -Ork in fashion he feels very sore. The following cases were set down his morning for trial in the superior )urt next week: Tuesday-Hugh yrne's appeal from probate. a matter lvolving the custody of his own hild aged years: Miles McNiff vs le city. "Wednesday Colonial Trust O vs Frank C. Plume: Terrence F. vs Jeanette Hancock, ct al: nnie McVerry vs Dr Myron L. Coo "; Daniel Sullivan vs the Nauga- ICk Chemical Go. Thursday-Cor- elius H. Cables ct al vs the city and Iida r RelHpu ys rharfnu n n.F