Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-17
CITY NEWS.

The best $2 black trousers in town are at Upson, Singleton & Cos.
 City Clerk William H. Sandland is sued his 300th hunters license We'd Iesday.
 The Scovill Manufacturing Co has purchased the property of Mrs Nellie Agnew on East Main street, opposite Orange.
 There was months mind mass this morning at s o'clock at the church of the Sacred Heart for the late. William Roper.
 The funeral of Eva Emmons will be held from the family residence in Wolcott tomorrow afternoon with service at the house and interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
 There will be months mind mass for Thomas J. Doran on Monday morning at o'clock at the church of the Immaculate Conception.
 Wanamaker clothing for the man who has $16, SIS or $20 to spend for a suit or overcoat tailored to your measure. Call on Lyons & Grimes, 95 Bank street.
 At Grand Army hall tomorrow there will be preaching at ' p. m. by Evangelist w. R. Andrews. Subject, "The Prevailing Sin of the Age" All seats are free.
 Amy A. Russell, aged 73 years, ,s, of hn nf sister, Mrs Marietta Scott. 12 Brew ster street The remains will be taken to Wallingford for burial Mon day. f#
 The Eagles this afternoon placed on exhibition in window of the Strobel Jewelry Go $500 in gold, the main attraction at their fair. The coins are arranged to form the ini- tials of the society.
 The claims of John Lynch, the well known trolleyman, and Oscar Brick son, police officer, for recent disabili- ties, were promptly paid this morn | ing by c. Morgan, district manager of l the Continental Casualty Go of Chi cago. To recover a sum of $400, loaned Nicholas Tchigrais has brought suit against Harry Macareas through At torney F. P. McEvoy. The defendant runs candy store at 632 East Main street and an attachment has been made and a bond given.
 The board of public works met yesterday afternoon and talked over the matter of appropriations for next year. Nothing definite was done, but all were in favor of keeping things down as low as possible so that the vote of taxation may be as low and lower if possible than it was on last years list.
 Antonio Collanto for theft of a bag of oats from railroad car yes terday was fined $5 and costs in the city court to-day by Judge Peasley The continued case against Vito Per- iello for running Sunday club on the Watertown was settled for $50. Mrs Helminia Hes charged with as saulting her landlord Alex Riehl in the latter's apartments at 19 Grand street had sentenced suspended. l Upson, Singleton & Co.'S simplex shirt, two shirts in one" stiff bo- som and negligee, look at them. Universalist services Sunday at 10:30 a m. Preaching by the pas tor, Rev W. F. Dickerman, D. D. Subject of sermon, "The Scar and Yel- low Leaf Bible school at noon. An illustrated lecture on Con captions of Death by Great Sculptors." This will be rare treat to all lovers of fine art, and help to those who need more cheerful view of human mortality. Place of meet ing, corner of North Willow street and Wildwood avenue. All are cor dially invited.
 New regulations for the transpor- | tation of explosives. inflammable ar- ticles and acids issued by the New | York, New Haven and Hartford railroad company, which are effect i've October 18th, 1908, are of i'm | portance to shippers, as it is now re- 1 quired that packages be marked | showing contents; infiammable ar | ticles, hquids and acids in addition
  ! kind of color of labels to be used or | the various consignments may be ob
 tained upon inquiry at the freight
 station.
 The estate of Mrs Annie Powers
 over which there was so much to dc
 a few weeks ago has been settled 1 the appeal to the superior court
 having been withdrawn. MT Pow
 CTS died in Matteawan, N. Y, ana
 left an estate consisting of cash and about $6,000 in realty in Waterville
 Her heirs were her sisters, Mrs Peter
 Burns of Waterville and Mrs, Anna
 Fitzgerald. resident of the Channe
 Islands in the English channel, jus l of the coast of France. It was hel
 claims as an alien to the propert,
 that made all the trouble and threat
 ened to take the matter to the high
 est court in the country. The settle
 ment made is agreeable to all con 1 cerned.