Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-13
CITY NEWS.

Miss Emma Pilon of 133 Wes Main street has been seriously il at her home for the past week. The Mattatuck Rod and Gun clut held a big shoot at the range on the Watertown road this afternoon.
 A beautiful half-tone photograph of Monsignor SlOcum in tomorrow S New York Sunday World, ready for framing. Order from newsdealers.
 The box office at Polls theater will be open from g a. m. to 7:SO p. m on Monday and Tuesday, June 15 and 16 for the exchange of tickets for the graduation exercises of Crosby High school.
 Fishing is a favorlte pastime witt l many who are now out Of employ ment and it is surprising what gooc luck attends some towards others During the present week soutf end angler caughl S6 bullheads and pickerel while his companions at the same pond never got bite. Members of the Happy Hour Juve- nile temple will meet at 8 o'clock to- morrow afternoon in the school room of the Third Congregational church, then march to Riverside cemetery to decorate the graves of their deceased members. All members are request ed to be present.
 The Celtic Medical society will hold their third annual meeting and din her at Lake Quassapaug Monday. The ] parties will go to the lake in autos. | Physicians from New Haven, Hart ford, Bridgeport. Unionville, New York and Providence will be guests of the local doctors.
 Children's day at the 3rd Congrega- 1 ti0nal church at 1O:3O a. Ill. The children have been wei trained and Il good programme provided. At D. m. Rev C. D. Chunn. the pastor will speak upon three reasons for follow ing Jesus Public cordially invited to both services. Take Bank street car.
 On June Miss May Collins, daughter of Samuel Collins of Rail road Hill street received her diploma as a graduate nurse from St Joseph S hospital, Paterson, N. J. She also re- ceived a handsome set of nurses emergency surgical instruments for holding the highest honors of her class.
 Universalist services tomorrow at 10:30 q. m. Preaching by Rev w. F. Dickerman: subject of sermon, /'San- ity in Religion" Bible school and Kindergarten at noon. Place of meet ing. G. A. K. hall, Jones-Morgan building, 1OS Bank street. Take the elevator. The public is cordially in vited.
 The Waterbury Enamel company of Waterbury filed a certificate of incorporation with the state secre- tary yesterday. showing that It's capital stock to be $5,000. Busl- ness will begin with s2,500. The incorporators are Edward Loosle, Leon Schuplack and Henry w. Muir, all of Waterbury.
 Benson's new furniture store will be opened for business at his new location opposite the post office on or about the 1st of July. Watch for the opening and you will be able to se- cure big bargains on all new furni- ture. Remember that this is new store to be located at 142 Grand street. Opening days about July 1st New and up-to-date goods.
 There's satisfaction in every sl shirt sold by Upson. Singleton x Co.
 I. Horinbein, formerly the manag- CT of the New York Mattress Manu- featuring company, will manage the Waterbury Bedding Manufactur- ing company which will open for business on Saturday, June 20, at 250 East Main street. The concern will manufacture all their own mat tresses and pillows and will carry a large line of brass and iron bed steads. oilclOths. mat,ings. rugs. etc. The new store will be located al the stand formerly occupied by the New York Mattress Manufactur- ing company.
 C. H. Hart. the real estate man. has purchased a large tract of land in the Brooklyn district between corner of south Leonard street and the Piatt> Mill OF upper Union City road. and will soon have it strected aud on the market The number of factur'rs re- gently built in south Brooklyn aud the improvement on south Leonard street gave the district quite l ionm and in a short time the population will have more than douhlpd. The next move down that way will be fn- puhli" school With this and some fire protection south Leonard street would Toe nn the high road 10 prosper- ity.
 At inc probate court this mornin-. tue final account of Loren R. Garter. trustee of the estate of Charles Tritcharl dereased. was arrrp;ri. rhc heirs agreeing that the arroun .s correct Charles Pritchard died Janu- ary 91. lg2 leaving an ..siatr nf $l14.14f1u Mr Garter. hv the terms Of his will. was made cNccufor and trustee to manage tho entire sstara. without honds He has done so fur the last SIX years aud now turns over to the heirs the entire e~tate undfmin- isbad and in a condition satisfactory to the heirs. AS "nn of the heirs has q consevator. and the other is repre- sented by an administrator. f is na- cessary that distributors be appointed.
 The Mary Parrish branch of the International Sunshine sOciety met yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs F. W Bartholomew 9n Plaza avenue. The s0ciety wiII hold lawn party June g at the home os Mrs A s. Patchen of s6 Burton ST. the following committee having