Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-03
CITY NEWS.

Spearo'S Clothing store, 5O Grand st
 Special showing mems new spring
 suits SIP and $15 at Upson, Single
 ton X Cos. ..
 The most comfortable derby hat known-The "Stetson Flexible See
 them at Upson, Singleton X Cos.
 Edward Conway of Scovill street sailed yesterday on the Mauretania for his old home in Ireland. He eX- poets to be gone three months.
 The Matthews and Willard depart ment of the Scovilf Manufacturing company will run full time this week, but not quite full handed yet.
 A requiem mass will be celebrated on Saturday morning at s o'clock at the Sacred Heart church for the late MT and Mrs Philip Smith.
 Richard Bowers who was struck by a trolley car at Summit last Saturday evening is still at the Waterbury hos. pital. His condition is now very favorable.
 William F. Fielding and Miss Louise Hartsook Gretter were mar ried yesterday at the home of the brides sister, Mrs Robert I. Barlow, 75 Hillside avenue.
 Miss Rosalie B. Howe, instructor at St Maregaret's school, left yesterday for Atlantic City, \. J. She goes there to recuperate as she has just left the Waterbury hospital.
 Miss Bessie Keeler of Wilton is the guest of Miss Elsie Perkins of North Main street who is home for the spring vacation. Miss Perkins is teacher at Montclair, N. J.
 Joseph Rigney of Hawkins street left few days ago to- take up his residence in Buffalo where he has found employment in brass mill, If his new surroundings prove favorable his family will join him.
 This is a good time to clean up back yards and alleyways. In a short time Inspector Callahan will be after property owners and it would be we'll to have things in pre- sentable shape when he calls.
 Superintendent Kilduff of the street depaprtment was out yester- day locating places where the city has decided to install electric lights and as result of the trip a few dark spots will be illuminated after a week or so.
 List of advertised letters: John Burke, Grove street; Edward Dooley, John Coyle, Everett P. Huntington, Miss May La Counte, Frank Mar chetti, J. H. Montague. Joseph Spen- don, Mrs Mary E. Smith, George AL ford DeVine. 4. f.- --
 [. S. X Co.'S "Tearabout" suits for boys are made to stand all kinds of hard knocks
 Property owners in South Leon- ard street will be pleased to know that the street department has de- cided to commence operations on their street and will do T very large portion of it this season. Side walks will also be laid as far as the street will be worked. The folks down that way have been neglected in the past, but Mayor Thoms isn't going to leave them in the shade any longer.
 The street department has com- menced laying sidewalks on West Dover street, from South Main street to the New England watch factory. This is an improvement which the of the watch shop has been after for some time past. Ow- ing to the fact that some of he work had already been done with blue stone curb, 1t has been decided to use all that kind of material in that street so as to naSe a nice job. Curbing in nearly every other instance will be of cemen-.
 Mrs Marie c. Delay. aged II years. died yesterday at the home of her son, Albert Delay in Waterville She was a native of Neufchatel. Switzerland, but had resided in this country for the past twenty-two years. He husband died years ago. She leaves seven Charles l.. and Henry O. Delay. prominent residents of liar winton: Mrs August Ricard of Har- wintOn: Mrs Louis r. Ricard of North Main street: and Mrs C. J. Middleton If WOlcott street. this city: Mrs X. H. Withee of Platts Mills and Albert Delay of Waterville One sis CT. Mrs Lydia Besse. resides in West iOshen. The funeral will be held at lcOn tO-morrow with service by the | Rev IT. Dewitt Williams of the Sec 1 nd Congregational church.
 At the meeting of the Women's society of the Second { Congregational church in the church | ,arlOrs yes erday afternoon Mrs iilman C. Hill read a report of the | york of the Waterbury Industrial ! chOOl prepared by Miss Arthur. sup : of the school. Mrs Don LldsOn. matron Of the SOuthmayd ] lome, read a report concerning the l lOme. Mrs Frederick VI. Peasley | poke of the work of the women's 1 Auxiliary tO the '. ". C. A. Mrs ! Dewitt Williams. president of the Ociety. presided at the meeting and lur ng the afternoon, Miss Helen | 'ampbell sang. After the meeting l "a was served by Mrs Walter Morse. ] Hrs John Abbott. Mrs Henry HOtch- .iss. Mrs Robert Dennison. Mrs AL red Greene and Mrs Edson Judd.
 In the city court. civil side, this oreno0n Judge Peasley heard the uit of F. M- Lyman and Sons. BOs- pn- against the Wagner Hardware gmPany for damages of go The iaintiffs arc dealers in seeds and iaimed that some time ago they ave Thomas Wagner a quantity of red to sell on commission Soon fter the defendant filed a petition in -ysH- sE.- |