Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-14
CITY NEWS.

me dIuefmen Will meet at < | o'clock tonight.
 Christmas sale. $3 knickerbocker
 suits, $I.,", Cpson, Singleton X Cog
 A son was born yesterday to Mir
 and Mrs Frank McGrath of Sylvan
 avenue.
 Max <. MIndel. instructor of Rus
 sian in the academic department st { Yale, delivered an address before Il
 large audience of Hebrews at =
 kingSburl street last night, on con
 ditions in the dominion of the czar.
 Stop, look, read, We are head | quarters for stove and furniture re- ! pairs, also will attend to your plumb l ing, timing and johbing. Telephone i l219-& or drop postal to w. r. Cor coran X Son, 302 North Main street.
 The recently completed new edi-
 flee of the Congregational church at ProSpect will be dedicated to-mor-
 TOW, which will be the 9th ami 1 EerSary of the dedication of the old church that recently was destroyed by fire.
 The snow storm of yesterday fur nlshed lots of work for people shov- cling sidewalks and many turned out
 and attended to the chore before it ! got trampled down, and in this way they saved themselves extra work
 in getting it out of the way this morning.
 The Rev Charles F. Carter of Lex i ington, Mass, occupied the pulpit of the First Congregations church yes terday morning. He exchanged places during the day with the Rev Dr Dinsmore. Mr Carter is a grad uate of Yale and while at the uni | yersity was star pitcher.
 The Adt art store and photo- graphic studio, so long one of the well known and popular business concerns of the city, has gone out of business, and the place occupied by them will be used by A R. Ishan, who will yacate his store in the HCG- son block, Exchange place, to make room for Hodson Bros to add to the floor space of their restaurant.
 The Rev Albert G. Lawson of New York will occupy the pulpit of the First Baptist church during winter months, coming to this city on Sun day. The New York clergyman is 70 years of age and will conduct the services until the congregation select d permanent pastor. Yesterday morning Mr Lawson spoke on The God of Man
 Hugo POSSner of this city did such d good job on painting some of Uncle Sans money to be used for display in show windows that they have been ordered removed from q jewelry store on Westminster street. Provi- dence, R. l. The authorities were afraid that others might be tempted to try the trick and produce bills that would pass for the real thing
 Christmas sale, s4 knickerbocker suits for s2.S4, UpSon, Singleton X Cos
 Waterbury has another plumbing firm which recently started in busi- ness Walter $. Hayes well known in the northern section of the city is at the head of the firm and is now prepared 10 do general iObbing of all kinds. Mir Hayes will guarantee satisfaction for all his work and will do the same at very reasonable prices The shop is located at 105 Hill street. If yOu need a plumber telephone 5S5-6 and the same will receive prompt attention.
 Sadie Namnien, through her attor- ney, Charles Bauby. has sued the Ley Construction Co for damages amounting to $1.000 and has gar nisheed the city for that amount. A year ago this month when the Ley Construction Co was dismantIing it's derrick after putting the concrete bridge on Liberty street, it is alleged ! hat it fell sooner than the wOrkmen | intended to have it come down and l one of the rope wires hit the plain tiff. causing severe injuries.
 Charles McKeevy of Hopeweil 1 Junction, d brakeman on the Con i Soldiated road fell from freight i 1H32, Conductor Thomas and Epgi- | neer Jansen, from the tender of the 1 engine yesterday morning and suf- | fered d fracture Of one of his legs. i He was not missed for some time md i the train backed for nearly two . miles when they found him beside . the track. He Was brought here and | after being examined by Dr. Crane . he was removed 10 the Waterbury !! hospital.
 A $25o.ooo contract may be given the Risdon Tool works of Canal ! street hy the United States govern ment within a short time It is on letter wing devise which would save the postofffce department much time if it should work right E. If. of Corey Pa. has been in this city the past few days pprfecting samples which will be shown the posjotice committee at Washington this week.
 The Children of Mary of the sa- cred heart church held a reception last evening during which fifteen members were received into the so- IaIitT. The act of conservation was read by Miss Elizabeth Dodds. The members of the league of the sacred IIeart also received their crosses of honor. Miss Catherine Mck4v read