Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-13
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Another Burglary Last Week-Judse.
 Warmers Trolley.

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 When F. L. Hitchcock was about to; retire last evening he heard a nolse III the kitchen of the house. Thinking IL was one of the men who reside there he proceeded to retire. A couple or minutes later he found that all or the men had been in bed for some time. Going back to the kitchen he found the back door open, and on looking out he saw a man logging it up the road towards the center. He did not puf- sue him. He could have easily taken him when he heard him the first time, but thinking it was one of the boys he did not molest him. A number of the houses have been entered lately, and it is thought that the same person Is doing the whole of it. If he is caught it will go hard with him.
 The Trolley.
 We have heard nothing from Judge Warner of Woodbury and his trolley for several days. Although we wish MT Warner could secure his. charter and go ahead with the building of the road. many are of the opinion that he does not intend to build it. and there fore oppose. Little cares Watertown who builds it so long as the road is built.
 Notes.
 r. D. Histon, a representative of the National Correspondence school, was in town today.
 Ralph Bronson and Nelson Thomas are attending the Kimball school of music.
 The family of Mr Garfield of St Clair Pa, have moved here. and taken up residence in one of Homer Hem- inway's tenement houses.
 X daughter was born to MT and Mrs Cyrus Scott on Monday last.
 MT AIunsOn of Springfield. Mass, has tallen the contract for the plumbing work in the Atwood Bros new tene- ment under tn chill.
 Miss Nellie Mack. school teacher, who has been quite sick, is improving rapidly.
 The recent rain washed several of the road quite badly. These roads need the immediate attention of the sclectmen.
 Mrs Rassett is quite sick. She had several hemorrhages.
 The work train was in town all day yesterday with a large gang of men getting the large pile of ties.
 Patrick Doherty is quite sick.
 Advertised letters at the postof1ice: Gilbert Rogers (3l. T. M. Drew CD. s. Hooper. II. II. Sawyer Tine following is a list of the fourth class matter: Sarah Baldwin. F. F. Demarest. J. II. Bryan. Jr. George ISnhart Samuel Fife. Helen NJ. Johnson. Charles l.. Kelley, Mrs Sias Marshall, Andrew AIorehouse, A. +. Oliver, Alice R. Smith.
 M n n1 l11 I comfortably arranged in their new home.
 Shoemaker Kerwin was missed from his shop all day Monday. Mr Kerwin was unable to be present owing to the weather.
 Myron Hard's and l.. J. Fox'S fam flies will occupy apartments at the Bishop house. This place is owned by l.. T. Cruttenden.
 A sister of Mrs Martin Thomas. for nlerly Ethel Clarke. has recently come over from England and is living in town.
 At q meeting of the White NIinorca club last week in New York, Charles L. Kelly Of this place was elected vice president of that club.
 The Golden Cross society held their regular meeting Monday night at their rooms isg'P Pythian hall. D. F. Hannon and James G. Silton have been drawn as jurors for the dis trict court of Waterbury. Court Merritt Heminway held their regular meeting last night and received two applications and initiated two members also. This order is increas | ing its membership quite rapidly.