Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-24

Selling for cash gives you soc un- derwear for 45c at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 The remains of L. Levi, a former clothier in this city, who died yes terday in Boston, were brought here this afternoon and inferred in Melchezideck cemetery.
 The funeral of Julia, the eleven months old daughter of Mir and Mrs Xavier La Plant of 47S East Main street, who died yesterday, was held this afternoon with interment in Cal vary cemetery.
 Miss Rose Reilly to-day was ap- pointed administratrix on the estate of Mrs Mary Reilly who died sud denly a week ago. The estate amounts to about $4,O00 cash in bank. Deceased was an aunt of Miss Reilly.
 H. H. Peck of this city and J. H. Whittemore of Naugatuck were among the $1,000 contributors to the republican campaign fund AS MT Whittemore gave $500 to the anti-Lilley fund the election cost him at least s2,000.
 Walter, the five years old son of Mir and Mrs Thomas Duquette of Highland avenue, died this morning. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock with service at St Anne's church and interment in Calvary cemetery
 The funeral of George Winship was held yesterday with service by the Rev F. D. Walters The bear CTS were Harry Groat, Daniel Wheel CT, Arthur Bergin, George Cain, Pat rick Bowling and John Lynch. Bur- ial was in Pine Grove cemetery.
 The Cheshire Land company of Waterbury yesterday filed a certifi- cate of incorporation with the state secretary. The company will com- mence business with $12,000, which is the full amount of the authorized capital stock. Thomas H. Hayes, Archie E. Lord and Michael E. Kee- ley, all of Waterbury, are the in- corporators.
 That real estate deal in Cheshire is the talk of the town, and more will be said about it when it is put on the market The tract comprises ! 260 acres and is just right for build ing purposes. The property will be handled by joint stock corporation composed of Thomas H. Hayes, A. E. Lord, w. E. Fulton, Michael Keeley, Eugene Rugett and Walter Scott, the two last mentioned of Cheshire. They will meet this afternoon to elect officers.
 Matthew Flynn, who was bound over in the city court this morning to the next term of superior court for attempting to rob Tim O'Rourke some months ago, has a good long record. Detective Hazel hurst, who went to New York yester. day, learned that Flynn started to pick pockets more than ten years ago and is known in New York as a pro- fessional pickpocket He has been arrested in New York, Philadelphia and Brooklyn a score of times and hUo I ofClCu hhoSi aIdSCo ol JUStDlt Steiner, William Moore, Frank Har- ris and Harry Wade. His correct name is Frank Williams.
 The store keepers have an abund- ant supply of good things on hand for Thanksgiving, and what makes things all the better, the prices are reasonable. There are ducks and geese, turkeys and chicken and all most everything else one could men, tion at figures within the reach of nearly everybody so that notwith- standing the dull season We have passed through it looks as if every body will be able to get enough to make an excellent Thanksgiving din- ner. To be sure many families will need assistance, but these will be taken care of by the board of char, ities and other agencies who make business of finding out where want exists and relieving it. If you can spare the price of turkey or some thing else, remember that many are not so fortunate as yourself and send 1t to somebody in your neigh borhood whom you have reason to believe might be short unless assist ance came from some source.