Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-20
CITY NEWS.

to sail tomorrow on the Lusitanis for two months visit to Europe.
 Mrs Charles A. Dinsmore of, Pros
 pect street left to-day for Cliftor
 Springs, N. Y, where she will remaiI
 until after Easter. Collector Reeves finds that there
 are 7,400 names on the grand list O Waterbury as against 6,600 for th'
 preceding year.
 Seventeen members of the Thimblt and Book club of New Haven came
 to this city yesterday and tool
 luncheon at The Elton.
 Upson, Singleton & Co clothes are
 right or they make good.'
 E. E. Kelley ir., has appealed from the award of benefits and damages
 arising from the layout of Merry
 street He asks the court to order a
 re-asSessment.
 The Rescue Mission opened a
 branch last night at 262 North Main
 street. The service was conducted
 by the Rev Mir Lutenberg of New
 York city. The mission will be i'll
 charge of Miss Minnie Barrett.
 List of advertised letters, Frank Barber, Mrs Eunice Briell, Philip Erickson. Mrs Daisey F. French, Mrs Wm. Fuller, Misses Erwa and Marie Hamilton, Perkins P. Master, Charles Nichols, C2) Richard Richard son, Miss Jessie Stone, Mrs Nora Stal- ker
 The bureau of assessment held a meeting last night and heard parties interested in the layout of Madison and Divinsion streets. It was voted to cite in property owners on Jeffer son street from Scoyill to Union street to be heard regarding the layout of Jefferson street.
 It was William Miller the night fireman, who did the shooting at the Roger X Brothers factory on Monday evening. John Reardon, the night watchman, was the one who took the revolver from him and prevented him from doing any harm. Reardon con tinues to hold down his position as watchman.
 The musical clubs of Hotchkiss school of Lakeville gave their annual concert at Leavenworth hall last ev ening. The mandolin, banjo and glee clubs all gave splendid renditions and the entire programme went off with a smoothness which must have pleased the instructor, Professor J. J. Derwin of this city. The audience was large and was very liberal with it's applause.
 Boys "Warrier" stockings beat them all. pairs for 25c, Upson, Singleton & Co.'S.
 At a meeting of the directors of the Waterbury Business Mems as- sociation last night H. B. Freeman, secretary of the Connecticut Home Co, talked on the com pany's plan for telephone service. The matter will be aired at an open meeting to be held later. The ques- tion of giving preference to local labor during the dull season came up and the meeting went on record as favOring awarding contracts to the lowest bidder with a stipulation that residents of Waterbury be employed in preference to out of town work men.
 Court Adelphia, No 1888, Inde- pendent Order of Foresters, will as- semble on Monday evening. March 23rd. in Columbus hall, when further number of candidates for will cross the rubicon. Bylaws to establish and govern a sick benefit department will come up for discussion. After all necessary business is disposed of a social session will he enjoyed. Supreme Deputy Evison who has established himself at Room 9, 43 East Main street. re- ports a continuance of succession in his work and expects to make Water bury large and lively center for In- dependent Forestry.
 Truman C. Kilbourn. one of the best known residents of the east end, died yesterday afternoon al ! o'clock lt his home on the Woleott road. Mir Kilbourn was born in Litchfeld on May 10, 1881, and lived there un- til he was about eighteen or nine teen years of age when he removed 10 Naugatuck and worked for a time In the rubber factory. The work did not agree with him. however. and he decided 10 make a change and over half century ago he bought the 'arm where he died and resided here continuously since. managing his farm and milk business with success until his health 'ailed He was a member of Mad River grange, and attended the First congregational church on West Main .treet until the chapel was opened Or service at Mill Plain. He was essentially a home man. and yef he lad s wide acquaintance and vas leld in high esteem by sIl who knew ! Jim Besides his wife. whose maiden { iame was Ellen CstIin. also a native 1 f Litehield. he leaves four children. hree sons. William T. who is with . he Waterbury Steam laundry. Fred 1 rick C. recently returned from San I Francisco. and Harry E.. who is with | he gas company. and one daughter, fiss Hattie K Kiibourn. The fu- ersl service will he held at the .ouse at o'clock tomorrow after .oon- The burial wiII be in Pine irnye cemetery. Friends will please init flowers
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