Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-09
CITY NEWS.

 7 Britain
 J. Howard Adams of WaterbuT will preach at the Tariffville Bal , tist church Sunday evening. : Madame Allard of Allard X Blan i. chette the milliners at 124 South Mai
 street has just returned from q bus mess trip in New York.
 A certificate has been filed by tn
 Henry Spinach Contracting compan
 of Waterbury, increasing their car
 ital from $2,000 to $10,000.
 The shad fishing in the Connect
 cut river, or for that matter, any
 where else in Connecticut waters
 may begin at sunset tomorrow.
 Miss Mary E. Farrell who was re
 moved to the Waterbury hospita
 some few weeks ago with pneumoni;
 is now home and improving nicely.
 Mrs Bessie Sparadoski studen
 nurse at St Francis hospital is visit
 ing at the home of her sister, Mrs
 kyran Brophy on North Willow
 street.
 A months mind mass will be eel
 ebrated at 7:30 o'clock at St Fran
 cis Xavier's church Monday morn
 ing for the late Patrick Murray, wht
 died in Ireland.
 Miss Mae McGrath and brother
 Thomas, of 779 East Main street
 are in Hartford to-day attending tht i ordination of the Rev William
 O'Shea of Deep River, Conn.
 Universalist services tomorrow as
 follows: 10:30 d. m. Preaching by Rev F. A. Dillingham;, D. D. of
 Bridgeport. Bible school at noon. Place of meeting, G. A. R. hall, Jones. l Morgan building, los Bank street. The public is cordially invited.
 The force of a newspaper as a medium to quickly transmit news is once again acknowledged in an an- nouncement that appears tonight in another part of the paper. The an- nouncement referred to is by John Byron the coal dealer, and should be of timely interest to old customers and other coal users as well.
 List of advertised letters: NJ. W. Baleman, Mrs Miley Riggs, Adjuteur Conuire. Mrs Thomas COnaty, Mrs Jennie Egan, Mrs Milford Erbs, Ar thur Landry, Miss Mac Soudon, Ella Loomis, Charlie Marlhead,' August McAlillen, Miss C. Piercy. Miss Flor- elIce Silver, Robert Somuelson, Daniel F. Sheehan. Massella Williams, John Weidel, Joseph Wilson.
 Food Inspector Dr P. T. Keeley had as a guest yesterday afternoon Dr G. w. Loveland of Torrington, the food inspector of that place. Dr Loveland came to town to in spect Dr Keeley's methods and equipment for making his tests, knowing that they are the best in the state. Dr Keeley showed his visitor over his entire outfit and gave him much desired information.
 $1 to S2 knocked of the price of every knee pant suit at Upson, Single tons Both anniversary sale.
 Mir and Mrs Alois Schaefer, who for the past two years have been living at Chippen hill In Terryville, have returned to their old home in Water bury, where their many friends are welcoming them with pleasure. About three years ago Mir Schaefer had his left foot crushed in an ele- vator at the Chase Rolling mills. He has now recovered and is able to re- sume work at his trade. that of 
 Mrs Petronella Maud Gray was granted a divorce by Judge Joel H. Reed in the superior court in New Haven yesterday on the grounds of desertion. Mrs Gray was a Miss and at the time she claimed to have been deserted by her husband. James Gray. they lived in New Haven, though they former ly lived here and Mrs Gray lives here at present. The Grays were in Waterbury. July 3, 1894.
 Charles Young. carpenter. while on the top of a coal elevator lt the yard of the City Lumber and Coal company yesterday afternoon stepped on loose plank and fell sixty feet to the ground. Several boards l broke his fall while he was descending | md as a result he landed in such a l way as to iniure him but slightly. | He was treated by Dr Nelson A. Pom- | eroy after which he was removed to | he Waterbury hospital where he was | z sting comfortably to-day.
 The regular monthly meeting of | he St ThOmas's Holy Name society I will be held on Monday evening at | 7:30 ?. m. The meeting will he 'alled 10 order al the appointed !. time. SO as 10 have the business transacted by s o'clock, which hour ! telephone talk will he given by of the Southern New Telephone company. It is that every member whose name appears on the roll of member hip will be present and an enjoyable lime is assured 10 those who at end
 Carleton F.. Hoadley. the county ieslth officer. is preparing a circular Q send to the physicians of New Ha- 'en county calling their attention to he statute governing the pTescrib- ng of cocaine and similar poisons. [ seems that only about 10 per cent f the doctors have been endorsing he prescription with the name of he patient as the law provides. To Iiminate copies of the orders being He'd by others the doctors will prop Tly endorse the prescriptions in the uture- This will prevent druggists T