Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-10
CITY NEWS.

,. Mr. and Mrs Joseph B. Sherwood
hlngsbury street left yesterday on
two months trip to California.
Odd lots boys overcoats. REFERS an
SUITS, sizes 5 to 16, S194 reduced frol
SS and IS, Epson, Singleton & Cos.
There will be a months mind ma.
thursday morning at 5 o'clock at til
Sacred Heart church for Mrs Ellie
Shannahan of Taylor street.
Mrs j. F. Wooster of North Willo,
street left yesterday to Join her hu:
band in Rome, N. Y. The couple wi
take up permanent residence Their,
James P. Kelly of Sydney, Australia
Is visiting his brother, NJ. C. Kelly O
spencer avenue. This is the first tim
the two brothers have met in forty
three years.
Alfred Stroud, an employe of tn,
Apothecaries Hall company. left on ;
Cunarder last Saturday for a visit t.
his old home in London. He will HI
away three months.
Owing to the illness of the SUPER
lntendent of the Friendly league, Miss
Mabel 5. Jackson, the board of officers
OF the league, at recent meeting
Noted to give her leave of absence
for an indefinite time.
The public sale of seats for the
! Damrosch-Nordica concert at Buck
lngham Music hall. February Is, will
take place tomorrow at the Bucking-
nam pharmacy. The previous sale of
seats by subscription has been very
heavy.
Patrolman Thomas F. O'Hearn OF
the veteran reserve force while walk.
ing down Main street Saturday Slip
ped and received a bad fall. He re-
celved bad cut over the eye and was
stunned for few moments but after
short rest continued on his way.
Patrick H. Robinson of Orchard
street, who has been promoted from
the assistant foremanship of the draw
ing department to the foremanship of
the thimble department of the SEQ
will factory. was presented on Satur-
day with handsome gold ring by
his fellow employees.
The Rev Joseph Anderson, the Rev
Charles A. Dinsmore, the Rev Will
liam H. Phipps, Edgar S. Lincoln, and
Edward W. Goodenough have been
chosen delegates from the First
church to the conference of Congre-
gational churches to be held in Wor-
cester on Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 3 and 4.
]. Edward Ney, who has been in
the New Haven Jail for the past
month, charged with embezzling
funds from the New Haven Tobacco
Co, was released last week. Through
the efforts of E. P. Cakes and a few
of his other friends in this city the
bond of $1,000 was secured. The
trial of Ney is to come up at the next
term of the superior court.
This morning about 10 o'clock the
Leavenworth street firemen were
called by still alarm TO the house
of Fl. w. Lake at 40 Central ave-
nue.. The fireplace was sending out
so much heat that ii seemed as
though the woodwork was also blaz-
ing. When the firemen reached the
place they found that there was prac-
tically nothing for them to do.
A Rockville correspondent saws
Rev Frederick u. Buckley of Wa
whom the Business Mems /
association has secured as one of the /
speakers at the banquet February Is,
Is a gifted speaker. being eloquent
and witty. He is known as The
Phillips Brooks of Connecticut and
S in great demand as an after
Inner speaker. He was formerly
pastor, some fifteen years ago. Of st
Johns church of this city"
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hauser. who
we're secretly married in Hartford
asst week. have been forgiven NV the
'arests of the girl. Hauser married
Mss Mary Enola Hale. and is now
'ack working on the farm Of her IA
her. where he was before he became
vedded. II now appears that H. met
lis bride at the seashnre last summer
md then went TO Hartford to work ON
he farm in order that he might have
chance 10 be near the girl he intend
Il TO marry.
James Mcdonald. a native Of this
ity. and now residing in Philadel-
hia, is calling upon his old friends
bout town. Mr. Mcdonald was born
n Cooke street, and was for many
ears an emplOye Of the Matthews A.
Manufacturing company. He
Eft here % years ago. He realizes
hat Waterbury is growing rap.dIv.
ut Notwithstanding the wonderful
hanges that have taken place in diff
srent sections since his boyhooi. Fx-t
hange place Is still as familiar 70
I'm as ever. He is a nephew Of WI
am McGrsth Of MagiIl street. and
lys that the contractor appears to be
younger as the years roll on
ard.
4 number Of bankrupt casss were
wen bearing to-day before Referee
enTv % Newton IN che casa 81 FL
ard Udes0witZ of WateFviIIe. Atto--
y Bernstein was appointed trustee
ID Walter Fitzmaurice. WnIiAsr Fin
-Ean and F. Reilly were appointed
lpraissrs- The report Of Attorney a
Hayes. trustee On the estafa n
tank Chamberlain who ran the RAY
p7d lunch and the Hotel Waterbury.
II a a. Mitchell the milk dealer.
Ttial reports we're fled Tie last
- that came up for consideration
- that q Mrs Mary Grant The
'sree was bezrinE evidence on the
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