Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-28

| Specldl sale ScnOOl SulIS dl OpSon, Singleton & Co.'S. s2.75 buys $4 suit.
 | The American band rendered a concert at the junction of Bank and Grand streets last night. Tunxis tribe, I. O. R. M, removed all its room furnishing to it's new quarters over the Citizens bank last night.
 The regular weekly sociable will be held this evening at Mulcahy Me morial hall on Cole street. Cali peau's orchestra will furnish music.
 The Fifth division, A. O. H. will hold a social session in their head quarters this evening. All members of the A. O H. are cordially invited to attend. The democrats of the first ward will hold a meeting this evening at 47S East Main street. This will be an open meeting and the public is invited to attend.
 According to the court calendars the summer will have past away on next Tuesday. the day on which the district court opens. signifying that it is time to get down to business once more.
 Tomorrow night is the night, city hall is the hall and Lallier's Military band you all know is the band that will entertain you with the very best of dance music. So come early as the program will start prompt at S.30.
 The paving of West Main street. excuse us, Mir 0'Neill, we meant to say Inter den Linden-is progress ing favorably and if the weather holds out good the street will be paved and the double tracks laid long before the cold weather sets in. Ehrlich, Rockwell & Forester have leased the store formerly occupied | by Hamilton & Go, 129 Bank street. The new firm will carry full line of high class apparel for women and misses, their stock consisting of standard makes only. Opening an- 1 nouncement later.
 Score one more for Uncle Horace Johnson who predicted Wednesdays storm several days ago, both in the 1 columns of the Middletown Penny Press and also in the office of New London newspaper and the fact that he got ahead of the weather bureau i pleases his friends greatly.
 Only one arrest was made yester- day and that was for over indul- gence. When the case" sobered up this morning he was let go. This left only one case for disposal by the city court, that against John J 0'Neill for making a disturbance at his home Wednesday night. This case was nolled as Mrs O'Neill, the accused's wife did not wish to pro- ceed in the matter
 Appeals from the award of bene- fits and damages incidental to the new work on South Willow and Grand streets have been taken to the superior court by the following Robert K. Brown, Charles E. Egan Frank J. Larkin and E. F. Cole Nelson J. Melton as trustee for Medo. d Ns IlOiulNS duu W diltE D. FidLI Uds appealed also. Their appeal concerns the proposition to widen Grand street from Cottage place to Meadow street There was excitement to spare on the lower part of Hill street last evening about g o'clock. A crowd of about loo people. men women and children gathered at the entrance of a house and began to cry. Word wal sent Officers Stevens and Myers whc were doing duty on North Square When they arrived on the scene they at once believed that the interference Of the strong arm of the law was nee. essary but on inquiry found that a woman was said to be dying. The ! officers dispersed the crowd and re- turned to their beat after ascertain ! ing that the sick woman was in ! charge Of a doctor