Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-01-25
CITY NEWS.


left this afternoon for southern GeOr-
gia, where they will spend q couple
of weeks hunting.
There were two cases set down to
day for hearing in the district cour
next week, Charles Farrell agains
Edwin NJ. Smith for next Thursday
and Ransom Woodward and wife
against Carl Spencer and wife fol
next Saturday.
There was hearing to-day on the
estate of the late Samuel Friedman
Mrs Irene Friedman his widow was
appointed administrative there being
no will left, and Bernard HolcZer anG
Samuel Weinstein We're appointed ap.
praisers.
UniverSalist services tomorrow will
be at 1870 a. III. Sermon by Rev w.
F. Dickerman, subject, What is Au-
thority in Rengion" Place of meeting,
G A. Il. hall, Jones, Morgan bu' d.
ing. Bank street. The public is cor
daily invited.
y suit to recover royalties on pat
ents has been instituted by Henry G.
Judd of Hartford against the Malta
tuck Manufacturing company. The
papers were served last evening by
Constable NJ. f. Carmody. Damages
of $4,000 is claimed.
The will of the late Charles Dear
don left all of his estate to his widow
drawn up many years ago by the late
Attorney c. w. Gillette. Mr. Dear
don left all of his estae to his widow
and upon her demise it goes to his sis
ter in England, Sarah +. Elliott.
Attorney D. J. Slavin. has flied
with the referee in bankruptcy Henry
G. Newton a petition for Arthur F
Hill of West Morris, man well
known in Waterbury. Mr. Hill runs
a general merchandise store and his
assets are $500 while his liabilities
are $4,000.
The chairs and office furniture i'll
the bureau of water are in bad shape
and the committee on public lands and
buildings has taken steps to have
them repaired. The same thing is
true of the seats of the chairs and
desks in the aldermanic chamber, but
perhaps they will get along with them
for the present.
At Il regular meeting OF 9th divis-
ion, \. o. H., held last evening at Hi
bernian hall, four candidates We're in
itiated and six applications We're re-
ceiVed. The division is AT present the
largest division in the city and is TAX
ing in new candidates ut every meet
Ing. At the meeting it was also an
nounced that the entertainment which
Company E had planned to hold at
Polls on next Tuesday evening, had
been postponed.
l. Trudell, whose turrier store i.
located at $50 Grand street, is home
from a trip to New York where ht
met the manager of a very large es
adjustment who informed him thai
he is about to retire from bushes!
and thereupOn both parties entered
into an agreement whereby the New
Yorker will ship bis $4,000 wortl
of stock to Mr. Trudell Monday. whit
will dispose of it on the following
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
at fifty cents on the dollar.
There is the deuce TO pay between
the police officers and owners of stores
regarding the right to place wares on
the sidewalks The trouble is az
gravated considerably on account Oi
getting line on the walks. Many own
a foot or two in front of their stores
and have right to Use ii tor any
legitimate purpose they want. but il
is not always easy to tell how much
they do own. and as a result ii is
pretty hard to enforce the order to
keep the sidewalks clear of all oh.
structiOns.
Frederick W. Stevens, Superiniend-
ent of the Matthews and Willard de
partmcnt of the Srovill Manufacturing
company has rendered his resignation
from that concern to 20 into effect
next Saturday, February l. He will
live in Waterbury for some time yet
hut eventually he may take up a
permanent residence in New York
city. for he has become asSnciated
with a manufacturing interest there
Mr. Stevens was a good and popular
superintendent. accessible at all rca-
sonahIn times. lie held the position
for about fourteen years His sue
ccsSOr las not been selected yet
Representatives II the Holy Name
societies CONNECTED with the Immacu-
late Conception. st Thomas. Il Fran
cis Navier. ~ MirhaeTs. - Joseph 5
AMI the Sacred Heart Churches nf
Waterbury, and ii Johns II Water
town. held q meeting last nigIT at -
Patrick's hall and decided ~ give e
lecture ar tie Sacrel Heart church a
week from Tomorrow evening. The
speaker will w. the Rev Father RYAN.
assistant pastor 1T that church. The
ssaietioS will march from - Patrick 5
hail 90 the rhuryh a. : O'rlnrk Solemn
vespers VIII l.. celebrated 81 ~ T.
J. Mcdonald. NJ - Francis Navier
parish presided al the meeting. All
th" syricties were well represented
The Rev T-riah DoIIart Gulfrk. rs
s.sraut pastor Of the ThiryI '-"ngrp-
zati"BaI rhHrh was 10 4 had stew foF
q SHIRT time YESTERDAY He was
sued Isy tho Hewitt Grorery company
f"r a hill Of slSD and his ssiI-ry NJ
So week as assistant Tsssrdr NJ tire
alinve ususoI churrh was carulshepyI-
Later iu tie day the entire p-aeee.i-
iuEs wer0 withdrawn 10y Attorney
Rronssn- C,sunsaI fer the gro,Srry con-
eeTu- II IS believed that tlBe\ clergy
man TaiI a part II the bill anil. enter
81 iHtp an agreement t. pay tat hal
auce as sn"u IS pgssfIle- In court prs
eeeSiinES I'm New York rpypmtly-A Nr
Ssulick astnuIsl1s,I his Auditors hvA the
Statement that his saI1ry as assfSfsnt
uasfr- vrrs only kr9 = uraaE EY-ss rt4-