Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-16
CITY NEWS.

Special values ill S3 trousers at Upson, Singleton & Cos.
 Straw hat weather and Upson, Singleton X Cos have the hats, oOc to $3.5O.
 Miss Lillian Judd, stenographer in the office of the superior court, was out of town to-day visiting friends.
 The Democrat will bulletin the Terry McGovernL Loughrey fight which is to take place at Philadelphia tonight by rounds at the Democrat office.
 The Young Arrows and the Young Turks met on the Dikeman street dia- mond this morning. The game was rather one-sided, the Young Arrows winning by a score of 12 to 0. Company A and Company G, c. N. G., will attend service at St Johns church tomorrow evening. The pas tor. Rev John N. Lewis, chaplain of the second regiment will preach the sermon.
 At meeting of the Mattatuck Rod and Gun club last night it was voted to hold a series of amateur shoots, the first to be held on the local grounds Decoration day. The state tournament will be held here on June 13.
 Universalist services tomorrow will be as follows, Preaching by the Rev w. F. Dickerman. Sub ject of sermon, "A New Song. Bible school at noon. Place of meet ing, G. A. R.. hall, Jones-Morgan block. 10S Bank street. A cordial invitation to all.
 The Artificial Stone Go of Water bury filed a certificate of incorpora- tion in the office of the secretary Of the state yesterday. It will deal Tn concrete, stone, tile, brick, marble and building material fall kinds. The capital is $5,000 and the incor- porators are A. E. Green, Margaret N. Butler and M. J. Byrne.
 Eugene O. Doran of Providence, Charles Laffin, Henry Butler, Pat rick Walsh and Thomas Munson all of Waterbury left city hall, Water bury, at 10 D. m. Thursday and ar rived at Hartford city hall at 6:30 a. m.. covering the distance in F hours. with one hours rest during the journey. They reduced the pre- vious record, which was eight hours, to z F hours.
 It is reported that the Connecticut Go has paid $7O0 to Patrick Ennis l for the injuries he sustained in the collision between his hack and trol- ley car on North Willow street re- gently. Judge A. P. Bradstreet of Thomaston was in the hack at the time and was hurt a great deal more | than Ennis, his hat being crushed and one of his eyes injured. The hack was practically demolished.
 Attorney U. G. Church, counsel for Miss Emma Pilon, in her breach of promise suit against Alfred E.. Viger of Pittsfeld, Mass, was in the SUI 1 preme court in Boston to-day tO argue a motion against granting Viger a new trial Viger has availed ] himself of every means of delay in paying over to Miss Pilon the sum awarded by the jury. s6.500, and his | motion for a new trial is the end of his rope, unless his motion should be | granted.
 Mrs Maria Stoddard, aged 76 years. widow of the late Dwight Stoddard, died at the home of her 1 daughter, Mrs Mark Wood. on the Watertown road, yesterday morning Mrs Stoddard was taken i'll about three weeks ago and gradually failed Mrs Wood is the only survivor. The funeral services will he held to-mor. TOW afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock. the Rev H. w. Cunningham of Water. town officiating. The interment will be in Riverside cemetery.
 The funeral of Thomas Pryor, the 2Is years old son of Mir and Mrs James Pryor. was held from tn, family residence on North Riverside street yesterday afternoon, with in torment in Calvary cemetery. There was a large number of floral tributes among them being a basket of roses from Mir and Mrs NJ. J. Murphy, . basket of roses from the employees o the Bannatyne Watch Co, bouquet! from Miss A. Condon. F, ]. Keeley friends of Division No |. 4. 0. H. Mr and Mrs H. Begnal. Mr and Mir Frank Sheridan and Miss Mildred Britton.
 The Spanish War Veterans hay, not vel located the burial place O 1 all their dead and the management requests relatives of the missing one. to report to Joseph Monaghan. l9. Maple street, as soon as possible. S, that the graves of all may he suita bly, remembered on Decoration day Just three have not been located James Clifford. Harry P. Blakesie, and David Kelley. Anybody wb, knows where the bodies of thes. young soldiers are sleeping will con fer a favor upon their former com rades in arms by reporting to M Monaghan.
 The circulation of the South Wa
 terbury branch Library makes 4 creditable showing for the first fou days. ThiTty-One readers applfea tipns have leen filed. and the aver age issue of books has been I4 vol tunes a day. Two hooks have al ready been ordered from the mail library. for delivery al the hranch 4 nominal charge of 2 cents is mad, for reserves Of this kind. to cove the cost of inc postal notice sent q the reader. General requests f0 IspBks of a certain class WiiI le me bT volumes selected and sent uvss as temporary loans SO charge ufI