Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-19
CITY NEWS.

Edward Butler, aged 3S. of Fuller street. received A severe scalp wound by falling down stairs. He was attended by Dr Me Avoy. Edwin Dandelin, aged three months, | died at 90 Riverside street this morning. | The funeral will take place at o'clock t1- morrow afternoon. Paul D. Buckley, the six months old l child of MT and Mrs William Buckley, Is Taylor street. died last night. The funeral will take place at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 For a summer outing what's the matter with trip to Old Point Comfort, one of the most delightful resorts on the Atlantic coast. from New York via the Old Dominion steamship line the fare is SIG including expenses of meals and berths and day and a quarter at Hygeia hotel.
 This is a good time to make a trip to the old country. The passage has been re- duced to SlO or s25 for the round trip. If one was likely to be out of work for a month it would pay to go over there. for person would spend more than the fare during a months idleness
 The danca and sociable given by Propri- etor Wallace at QRassapaug last night was we'll uatronized. It is estimated that about POO people went over from Water bury and Naugatuck. The management was all that could be desired and with boating. dancing and other exercises the party spent a very pleasant evening.
 Dennis Wall. aged 15 years, died at the Waterbury hospital yesterday afternoon. The remains were removed by Undertaken Bergin to the residence of his parents, MT and Mrs Patrick Wall. 459 West Main street. The funeral will take placs at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 The report of ex Chief Justice Park in the Driggs divorce case is now filed with Clerk Anketell of the superior court. It was expected that Judge Park would sub- init bis report 10 Judge Prentice on or be- fore July 19, but owing to illness was un- | able to do so before the court adjourned. | The report will now remain on file until the opening of the court in September. Down New Haven way. late batch of political gossip is that ex-Sheriff Robert O. Gates of Derby will go on the republican state ticket for comptroller; that ex-Sena- tor Gum of Milford will be the democratic candidate for senator in the seventh, vice MT Holden, who looks higher, and that Mir Gunn's opponent will be J. D. Dayton who was beaten lry Holden in the fall of 1892 by 9S in a total of 9, ,133.
 l In the police court to-day William I LOL WAS HHtu S1 and costs. Daniel McKeon, for drunken ness. was fined s and costs. James Smith was given S1 and costs. James Reilly was charged with assault on his 15 year old stepdaughter. Nellie Shauahan She gave him A saucy answer last Monday and he struck her. swelling her lips and making her nose bleed. He has been ab- sent from the city since. He was fined s and costs.
 Last Saturday the family of Miss Amelia Merz of South Main street, who recently went to Germany for the benefit of her health, received a letter from Miss Merz stating that her condition was critical Her mother immediately made arrange ments to start for Germany. deciding to leave here for New York Monday. Learn ing that the veseel in which she desired to embark would not sail until the latter part of the week her departure was de feIred until the next day when to thedelight of Mrs MeIz and all her neighbors. a second letter came stating that the girl WIS improving and for this reason Mrs Merz did not go across the ocean. The story was printed on the authority of a conversation with Ms Merz and there is no one better pleased to hear the glad news than the man who wrote 1t.
 At last the base ball rivalry existing be. l tNCCh AC%SBdBCE HtuClESLS duu IIlt aggregation who reside in the City hall dormitories. is about to reach climIx The arrangements were all satisfactorily completed this morning. If there are any patients in Waterbury who are possessed of an incurable disease, they can easily bt cured by witnessing the game. Dr Ak telle is to do the umpiring and early this morning he could be seen on North MaiI street practising at a target with his trusty rifle. He may have use for it. The game will be called al o'clock tomorrow If tht sun shines. The following are the name. of the slayers: News men. Madison O'Neill. Dickinson. Maloney, Curley Cullen, Hayes. Walsh. Thomas, Turpie Bell: City hall cut throats, F. Kilduff Hull, LouGhlin Holohan. Root, McAIahon Cassin. Grady. Belden. Mcdonald. Clark
 The work of relaying the rails of tn, Traction Co and putting things in shap, for the trolley cars Is being rapidly pushed to completion. When this job is finished the work of the company will be onl, fairly commenced for it is quite probable that within a short time the outskirts O
 the city will be belted for miles outsid, the center The next work to be COIL
 menced will be the running of a road {,
 Watervill". In conversation with a repre sentative of the company to-day DEMO | CHAT reporter was informed that the iol } would be commenced as soon as possible
 Several routes have bten suggested, bu
 no dehDite action has yet been taken oI this matter. The Dew Pin shop, em ployInG several hundred hands most O
 whom live in this city, has done much t
 prompt the management to ran the line t
 Waterville as soon as possible. With fiy
 cent fare to that place the trolley car
 would be great benefit to the employees O
 the few concerns doing business there am
 they are clamoTing for the road.
 Sometime last week a handsome bul
 terrier walked into the saloon of Michae
 CErley on South Main street The ami
 nal immediately made friends with tn
 proprietor and 1t seems by his happy dis
 position that he had at last found what h had been in search of. a kind master an
 A good home. He remained around tn
 saloon for two or three days and no on
 calling to claim him Mir Curley made u
 his mind that the dog had been abandone
 by the owner and as he wanted such a on f around the place at night he decided {
 have him registered. Before doing this h t thought it would be we'll to make an effol , to find the owner. With this end in vie, he inserted an advertisement in the DEMC n GRAF describing the animal and tellin
 where he could be found. No one ar n peared to claim the dog and the store
 bO hHOW IuaI ne ma s come into p secession of such a valuabl
 protector for the small sum of the price c = a1 advertisement. Some time ago tn
 store was burglarized and good
 taken to the amount of several dollars s The newcomer, it was expected, would ore
 vent repetition of any such loss. Fl t was treated with the greatest of care an
 fed with the best that could be procured
 The other morning when MT Curle
 opened the store door expecting to b ]. greeted with his accustomed welcome froI , his watch dog. he was astonished to fin ,. that the place looked as thonph 1t had hee