Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-20
CITY NEWS.

at Naugatuck Thursday night.
 A daughter was born to-day to MT and Mrs Walter J. Began of 26 East on avenue.
 The Queens Daughters will meet this evening at s o'clock at the convent on South Main street.
 The Tracy Bros Go have been awarded the contracs for erecting the large factory building in Allingtown at the. plant of the Narrow Fabric corporation.
 Emma Pilon of 133 West Main street has returned from St Raphaels hospital to her home in this city. Miss Pilon underwent serious op- eration and is still under the care of i her physician.
 A lamp overturned in the resi- | dence of Anthony Buckwith, 4S9 { Baldwin street last evening, setting fire to a mattress and threatening to reduce the building to ashes. The | department was called but this was | hardly needed The damage was slight. The building belongs to the estate of Mrs Ann Weiss.
 Charles A. Root has brought suit for divorce alleging desertion. He claims that his wife Ada Bragg Root deserted him four years ago in Jan uary, 1904 for no reason. The couple were married in 1885 and two child ren were born to them, William IS, and Florence 15 Root asks for the custody of the children.
 An old time dance will be given at Hibernian hall Saturday night when Shanahan and Kennedy will render some fine music. All A. O. H. friends and others are invited tC attend, The drawing will also take l place that evening and those hay ing tickets are requested to make returns at the door to the commit tee.
 The clocks at the local post office must be in need of repair. Last evening the stamp window closed about two minutes to &, and about 50 persons who had come to pur' chase stamps were disappointed Perhaps there was no one waiting when the window was closed but be fore s o'clock fully half hundred stamp seekers entered, only to looH around. retrace their steps and star to find store where stamps were sold.
 State Deputy James J. Kenned! : of the Knights of Columbus has an nounced the following district depu ! ties for Connecticut: Philip P ! Smith, New Haven; Nicholas Down } ey. Wallingford: William J. Multi E gan, Thompsonville. E. A Sullivan r Danielson; J. A. Meehan, New Brit l ain; k. T. O'Sullivan. Torrington; J : M Lynch, Waterbury; H. Waters f Bridgeport; NJ. J. Barrett, Danbury ]. W. Chamberlain, Stonington; A . P. Brennan, Middletown; G. E t Beane. Greenwich and F. J. Moore f New Milford.
 r Patrick Collins had the dock i T the city court all to himself to-day l He was charged with intoxicatio sl and violation of his parole. i. Seemed that he was fined about A year ago for intoxication and neith ' CT paid nor reported to the proba
 tion officer. His explanation to-da
 was that he had no work and COT 1 sequently no money with which [
 pay and he did not care to call upo - the probation officer with empt E hands and pockets He was fined 5 and costs and the old sentence C s and costs revived.
 The Albert Bros, Louis and Natha l and Jacob Aronberg have brough two suits against Antonio Ffllippon
 and Nicola Jacurosa One Is for
 claim of Sl,000. Damages of sl,s0 is asked for The plaintiffs alleg that they entered into a contract wit
 the defendants by which they wer
 to deliver certain goods. coal pal ticularly 10 the defendants and th
 latter were to pay the above name
 sums and did not pay them. Tn \ Papers in the suits have been rt
 turned to the superior court. | Edward Greenwood, 1 years ol
 son of Arthur Greenwood, l5S Or
 ange street. is missing from his hom
 since yesterday noon. and anyon
 knowing where he is or can give an
 information that will lead 10 hi
 whereabouts will confer a grea ' favor on his anxious parents. Tn - boy in company with an older gil
 were at the green yesterday moo
 when they became separated and th
 little fellow has not been seen sine
 although a thorough search has bee
 made If anyone has taken the bO
 home they should notify the polio