Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-08
CITY NEWS.

NIT anu MfS Lehus Mlulle ol DIeW- ster street.
 The regular meeting of the Queens Daughters will be held at the convent l tomorrow evening.
 Sterling commandery, U. o. c. C., celebrated its twenty-second anni- versary at Mechanics hall Monday night.
 Fred J. Loiselle at 294 Mill street sold elsewhere for 12 cents. Call
 and get the prices at this market.
 The officers of Court Oregon, F. of A, will be installed tomorrow even- ing at Pythian hall. After the in- | stallation a social session will be held.
 i There will be an anniversary mass tomorrow morning at o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church | for the late Jeremiah Keefe of Ma gill street.
 At Joe Tann's new market at 262 Nurth Main streeI 21 pounds ct ! sugar may be had for S1 with each s1.5e grocery order. Gut prices in choice meats and vegetables.
 Order your winter supply of coal now and save money from Henry Robillard, foot of Field street. Will
 also save you money on your wood
 or charcoal. Telephone 264-6.
 J. H. Hapenny, the grocer at 155 ] Bishop street, will take your order for anything in the line of groceries
 or pure bottled wines CT liquors and
 will deliver them to any part of the city. Telephone 6i1-12.
 The Waterbury Beobachter, the German newspaper, also printers and manufacturers of rubber stamps,
 are presenting handsome United
 States maps, which may be hung up | i'll offices, to their customers. At meeting of Anchor lodge, N. E. O. P, a committee consisting of F. G. Kainz, George Mahler and D. NJ. | Rogers was appointed to make ar engagements for the field day exercises to be held at Savin Rock on August Is.
 After waiting until patience ceased | to be a virtue to have the National Surety Go of New York pay to the | city of Waterbury its forfeited bond of 5000 for the failure of the Mc- | Govern Construction Co to complete its contract on the South Brooklyn ! trunk sewer, Mir Kellogg sues fos | SIS, 900. The mode of procedure in such cases is to serve the papers OH the insurance commissioners and. this step was taken to-day. MT Kellogg | having the document served on the
 board at Hartford.
 The board of public safety will
 hold special meeting this afternoon
 at , o'clock for the purpose of pur- chasing an automobile fire engine. Bids from several manufacturers of
 such machines have been received
 and if they are within reason a m .- chine will undoubtedly be leased.
 The board has $2.500 to invest in
 one and has the permission of tho
 board of aldermen to lease it for one
 year. the money paid down to be
 considered part of the purchase
 price if, at the end of the year the
 machine is found to be satisfactory
 for the purposes required of it.
 The swimming pool at Hamilton ! park continues to become more pop
 ular every day and there is such a | demand for lockers that at times one has to wait almost an hour to get one. There is some talk of putting
 more lockers in the house, building
 them on top of those already there Among the hundreds that took a
 plunge yesterday was Captain Ban
 non of the police department. Ac- ! companied by Detective John Ken
 naugh the captain went to the pool and for a couple of hours frolic.cd | in the pool like one of the boys. The ! number of men that is taking ad-
 vantage of the bathing place is sur- ] Trising. Yesterday afternoon many ! Of the clerks visited the pool. Some of them were unable to swim. but | they started right in tO learn and ex-
 pect t0 be experts by the end of the
 summer.
 Harry F.. Parsons, manager of Po- ' li's theater, has leased the Winsted i opera house for three years and he 1 has secured the option to continue the lease indefinitely. NIT Parsons
 has a partner in the venture, James
 Morris. manager Of the Thomaston theater. who is we'll known in Wa ' terbury and is considered one of the
 very popular young men in the Nau- 1 gatuCk valley. The Winsted theater | plays first class attractions and the | town is looked upon as a good show tOEn. Mr PaTsons's present relations { with Polls will in no way be disturb ed by his enterprise. The theater comes into the possession of the new lessees early in September. It is said
 the calihTe of the shows there will be enhanced by MesSrs Parsons and MOr-
 Tis and some Improvements will be made in the house during the sum- meT i few features will be intro duced in the management that will be appreciated by the public.
 ChOIe,a lnf4ntun. Is e.,rTyinR away / the little ones and those who are for tuuate enough to have them should he
 Ou the lookout and call in the family ' physician at the first symptom of the ! maIsdy. Don't take any stock in peo-
 pie who tell you that the doctor cam not help baby when he Is attacked E with cholera infantum. He can and the sooner his remedy is applied the
 better the chance of recovery. Of curse they go sometimes in spite of 2 the doctors. but even so. it is a con- soistiOn tO those whose duty it Is to { iook after them 10 be able to say in