Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-08
CITY NEWS.

v 30th anniversary sale of mems and boys wear at Upson Singleton 6 Cos.
 The annual report of the William | T. Disley company has been filed in
 the town clerks office. J. H. Har- per of Thomaston is president and
 treasurer, Burdette Clark vice-presi- l dent, and J. c. Clark secretary. The
 officers are the directors.
 Deputy Coroner Walter D. Make peace. has completed his investigation of the automobile accident on Satur- day last which caused the death of William Dooling of Hamilton avenue. The finding exempts the driver of the car, F. P. Zimmer, from all blame.
 The funeral of Mrs Winnifred Ber- gen was held this morning from her late home on Pearl street with a mass of requiem at St Anne's church by Father O'Brien and interment in Cal vary cemetery. The bearers were William Dineen, Joseph Bergin, JoA seph Hurley, Frank Hurley.
 Willis E Summer of Brockton, Mass, and Miss Anna c. Geoghegan of Newton heights. 0akville, were mar ried this morning at St Michaeis church in presence of a large number of relatives and friends. Thomas F. Geoghegan and Miss Josephine Geo. ghegan, brother and sister of the bride, acted as witnesses. The pas tor. Rev M. ]. Traynor. performed the ceremony and celebrated the nup- ffa1 Affar ch ~so o& hA home lf the bride the couple will leave for Brockton where they win locate permanently.
 A rumor is current that Kelly, the baker. is going to knock the 'stuff- in's" out of the high prices that pre- vail at Lake Quassapaug. Last Sun- day it seemed that all those who did business at the lake had formed q trust. It cost sI an hour for a trip in the steam launch, which was 90 high the price stands without com parison. Cakes sold at the rate of sl each and in town such cake could be bought for 25 cents Milk sold for 10 cents a glass, and a small glass at that, and so-called lemonade stood for Is cents a glass. Other things, like peanuts and cigars, were~ in proportion and everybody was dia1 gusted with the greed of those wtc| had goods to sell. MT Kelly is just the man to come to the rescue in a matter like this and he :s able to do SO without inconvenience. but with great profit to himself and the pub l.c.
 Yesterday afternoon Lieutenant Dodds of the detective department made clever capture when he bagged Jake" Delun, who had just come from Windsor Locks where he had stolen $50. To make the arrest all the more agreeable to the lieu tenant all the money with the ex- ception of a few cents was also re- covered. Delun stole the money from the landlord of the house where he had been boarding. The 50 bills were all that the man had saved, and he was sorely grieved by the loss of themoney. The local department was notified and was on the lookout for the fellow. Dodds spotted him on Center street yesfer- day afternoon and thinking that The man was Delun brought him to the station. His supposition was cor rect. Constable Timothy Mccarthy of Windsor Locks came to the cit- to-day 10 take Delun back to that town.
 It was reported about town this af- ternoon that the use of the name of R K. Brown in connection with the Meadow street injunction was unan- thorized. but when asked by a Demo erat reporter if this was % be refused to sfhrm or deny 1t and dismissed the scribe with a remark to the effect that he didn't care to discuss the nat ter at this time Mir Brown is a man of peace. but when reused to battle he is fOeman worthy of anyb0dy's steel. On two or three occasions he has whipped the city and made them come down handsomely. but if vas thought that he had buried the are and agreed to be friendly for the fu- ture. If it be true that he has donne6 his war paint again and chalfsnxsf the municipality 10 another fnezIs in the courts the public may look fr~ a battle royal. for Mr Brown ia ro qsittsr and lt goes uifhouf sar31r that the citT is nothing to foy wisk.