Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-16

The public schools closed to-day for the Easter holidays.
 You'll save money on Easter clothes at Il cash store, Upson, Singleton & Cos.
 Henry Roberts and sons of Ashley street left yesterday for Lander, Wyo, where they will take up permanent residence. ... Tomorrow. Good Friday, the offices in City hall the banking houses and the Bronson library will be closed.
 w. R. Smith, II. C. Post and Miss F. B. Pryor have been attending the convention of business college teach CTS in Philadelphia.
 There will be a meeting of the Second Division, A. o. H., this even- ing at s o'clock sharp in Hibernian hall, East Main street.
 Miss Margaret Bowes and Miss Lucy Foley, students at Mt St Jo- scph's in Hartford, are spending the Easter vacation at their homes in this city.
 The weather was quite chilly to- day and if it keeps on the women folks will find it somewhat umpleas- ant to get out ill their fineries on Easter Sunday.
 T. P. Hutchinson & Son have sold for Mrs Mary Delaney on North Will low street her three family residence on North Willow. street to Mrs Me Cam and Miss Murphy.
 You'll save money ou Easter clothes at cash store. Upson. Singleton X Cos, Waterbury.
 A. R. Kimball was in New York yesterday with the commission ap- pointed by the governor to investi- gate the tuberculosis question in this state. Mir Kimball is an active work CT of the commission.
 Workmen, under the supervision of Superintendent of Parks Walker, are planting several trees on the north side of the green. The trees were brought in from West Cheshire and are expected to grow quickly.
 Joseph Bergin, Patrick HeaIey, Charles O'Connor, George Coer. Mi chael Hayes, James Mcknight, Law renee and Howard Phipps, John To- bin, Gilbert kilduff and NJ. Kiriassof students at Yale, are home for Easter,
 A class of about 200 boys and girls received their first communion at the Immaculate Conception church this morning. The service at that church tomorrow will be at o'clock in the morning and in the afternoon.
 W. l. Monroe, principal of Mon- roe's business college, left for Phil adelphia to-day where he will re- main for the rest of the week. While in Philadelphia MT Monroe will at tend the eleventh annual convention of the Eastern Commercial Teachers association.
 The suit of John w. Gaffney against F. $. Robbins was started to-day be- fore Judge Shumway in the superior court. The litigation is over bill for $500 for work done by the plain tiff for the Greystone Manufacturing Co. The defendant gave MT Gaffney his note in payment for the work ! was the defense, which is denied by MT Gaffney.
 H. T. Cables of Waterbury, a ! on the New Haven road, | and Miss Martha Morse Of Thomaston were married at noon yesterday at the home of the brides parents by Rev Mir Pickop of the Methodist | The young couple left on l the 2:24 D. m. train for a short | and on their return will l reside in Waterbury.
 Superintendent Brennan of the Brookside home has two acres of | ground ready for potato planting. | but owing to the cold weather he | has deferred dropping the seed. | Some of Mir Brennan's boarders have picked up their valises and left for their summer residences. but 1 others have taken their places so that he does not think he will be i short of help this season.
 At bar meeting in the superior ] court to-day, Judge Shumway pre- siding, the following cases were as- signed for trial next week: Tuesday, 1 Anna Evans vs Charles Evans, Daisy ! l.. Hudson's appeal from probate, i Frank C. Baylor vs Anna Baylor, alias Georgia Magnate." Miles Me Nf vs the city. Wednesday. Col Onial Trust Co vs Frank c. Plume, Edith NJ. Baker vs the city. the city vs the Connecticut Co; Thursday, l Amelia Rousseau vs Prisque r. | the state vs American Bond ing Co. Agnes D. Northrop and Ed. ward L. GOulden vs the city.