Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-25
CITY NEWS.

Black trousers. all wool. s2.5O. al Upson. Singleton & Co.'S.
 Band concert and social. Bucking- ham hall, Saturday evening. Sunday night at Eagles hall. nov ing pictures. Price 10c and 16c.
 Richard Cook of Torrington. who has been spending the past few days in town, has returned home.
 Miss Mary Kerins, formerly em- ployed by Miss Helen T. Ryan. has accepted a position with Miss K. V. Taylor, the hair dresser.
 Mrs John Eccles and Mrs George Dews of Columbia boulevard sailed yesterday on the Celtic for England where they expect to remain until the latter part of November.
 The isolation hospital is in use once more. To-day Mrs Joseph Mussey of 108 Maple street was re- moved to the place as she is suffer- ing from bad case of scarlet fever. It is not likely that the woman will recover.
 Letters of administration were granted to-day on the estate of Nor ris Tafel to Samuel Weinstein and Isadora Shapiro, by Judge Lowe in the probate court. MT Tafel was kill ed few days ago by his automobile turning over on him. He left no will
 John F. Moore, fish and meat dealer on Cherry street, lost a good horse this morning through the care- lessness of some boys. The horse was in charge of the boys and was on Hawkins street when they drove 1t against the curb stone. It fell and broke one of its forelegs and it was found necessary to dispatch it. Dr Keeley did the work.
 John Mccarthy, the hackman. found two children aged about in his back yard this morning. They hs | wandered from their homes so Tack" put them in his hack and drove them to the police station. The police were not long caring for the little girls for their parents soon called to see if any children had been found. The girls lived on Farm street.
 A number of friends of Miss Eliz- abeth Peters of North Main street called at her home last evening and formed what will be known as the c. K. Sewing circle. The young la dies made number of fancy collars during the evening. Before adjourn ing refreshments were served after which a short entertainment was participated in. Miss Laura Keefe and Miss Anna Moran rendered esv- eral selections on the piano and the Misses Dolan and Hennessey sang. The circle intends to meet every week.
 Dr Charles s. Goodwin of Bridge port. who has many acquaintances here, Is under arrest at that place on a technical charge of theft and breach of the peace. The offense Is not serious, simply refusing to surrender a paper which contained an agreement between the doctor and his former partner, Dr Charles N. Haskell, and 1t is thought that the matter will be settled out of court. Dr Goodwin has had chec- quered career and is said to be of unsound mind. Shortly after the South American war, relatives in Waterbury had him committed to the retreat at Middletown for sea- son.
 Miss Maude Van Valkenberg, time- keeper at the Bannatyne Watch Co, who will be married at her home in Albany, N. Y., next Wednesday, was suitably remembered by her friends at the factory yesterday afternoon and last evening Before she left work yesterday afternoon she was presented with handsome cut glass pitcher by her girl friends. MT also presented the young lady with beautiful watch, a gift for Albert Loeffler, whom she is to marry. Last evening at the home of Mrs John Malone Miss Van Val kenberg was given reception and during the evening numerous gifts, chiefly linen, were showered upon her.