Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-01
CITY NEWS.

| afternoon at CLOCK.
 Get in line with a new straw hat
 soc to $3.50. Upson, Singleton & Go
 The city is replacing the old Jagged sidewalk on Leavenworth street, opposite the City hall annex
 with concrete. Ernest N. Williams and Mrs Leolah Butler were married
 at Cheshire, Conn, May 2S, 1908, by
 the Rev Winfield S. Manship. The Columbia Trust Go delivered to the city to-day the coupons for the $10,000 worth of water bonds recently sold to Robert F. Griggs.
 The regular meeting of St Mary's
 Hospital Aid will be held in St Pat rick's hall this evening, when the solicitors will report on their work.
 The board of aldermen will meet tonight. The principal matter to be acted upon is the application of the trolley company relative to the Thom- aston line and double tracking certain streets.
 The board of assessors commenced listing property for next years taxes to-day, and will keep it up during the present month. Call in and see them and avoid having the 10 per cent added.
 Last night fire was discovered in Fred Matteis tailoring shop at 370 South Main street. The department arrived on time to prevent serious loss. The damage amounted to about $200 or $500. The origin of the fire is not known.
 Building Inspector Chatfeld is home after a couple of weeks fishing in Maine. He had a good time, but the fish didn't bite as we'll as he would like to have them and as a consequence the party didn't catch any more than they were able to eat themselves.
 The breaking of a trolley wire near Mount Carmel last evening de- layed the cars on the Cheshire line considerably. Between g and 10 o'clock the cars were held on switches for almost an hour, and the passengers were more than im- patient because of the waits.
 The Apothecaries Hall company has hit upon novel plan of swell ing the funds of the Anti-Tubercu- losis league. Tomorrow, commence ing at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and continuing until 9 o'clock in the evening the receipts of all sales at the soda fountain will be donated to the league.
 The board of trustees of the Wa terbury Trust Go has been increased from six to nine members. The new members are Cornelius Tracy, Thom- as H. Hewitt and Edmond J. Daily. The others are C. l.. Holmes, NJ. l.. Sperry, H. S. Rowland. H. S. Seeley, all of Waterbury. w. T. Woodruff of ThOmaston and H. NJ. Hem:nway of Watertown.
 The tiftieth anniversary of the local Y. NJ. C. A. was observed last night. special services at the First Methodist church, including addresses by Gen eral Secretary Ross and State Sccre- tgry F.. C. Bates of New Haven. Mir Ross called attention to the fact that three of the charter members. R. K. Brown. A. NJ. Blakesley and John r. Ahhot are still in the flesh and in the enjoyment of good health.
 Theodore $. Wooding. former resident of Waterbury. died recently at his home in Brooklyn. Y. Y. He l was native of Milford. but came to | Waterbury in his boyhoOd and en- | tered the employ of the Waterbury 1. Buckle Co, where he learned the i toolmaking trade. At that time the ! plant was a very modest concern and l didn't employ over half dozen me chanics. Mr Wooding worked at Holmes Booth & Haydens and other places before leaving Waterbury.
 Boys. bring in your r. S. & Go tickets tomorrow. New stock Of presents.
 Frank Dorok made his third ap- peaTance in a week in the city court to-day. charged with intoxi- cation. He has paid to the court this month about s20 and up to thIs HUI mus AAE SNAlA 1"FA f-Bs@H. BN q top of that was tackled g. and costs | this morning which means in all about s31.3s. He will have 10 work it out in jail. He vas on his . way home Saturday nigh. drunk . when he was picked ID drenched l internally as we'll as externally. ] Charles Smith was fined g. and costs ! for being drunk yesterday. William l was given the alternative ] 1f home to Cheshire or paying s5 and costs.
 At the annual meeting of thn Com leeticut branch of the National assn .iation of pust 0ffica clerks L-iI il , Sew London yesteniay officers were .husen as follows: President. RolHart ] I. Kelley. New Iypud0u: yi-e-presI- Tents. Charles IT. PIatt. WaterhuTv; Iulln x Rlrien. HartfoTi. secretaTy. { 'shn 1T Ryan. New Haven. trtssureT. William C. StoweI. MeTiden. chair nan finance committee. William T. J }11rkIey. Narwich- chairman ETiev- nen committee. H O- Pendisanm- VfasseyI. deieEate to tlI- nsuon1l eg1- -purf0n- CIih@ui C. Dunham. Dam ,uTv- CorgTessuam George L. T.iIEeT