Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-19
CITY NEWS

| SuuudY luOIAlA5 III lAAC AAAA 1 gational church, Brooklyn.
 This morning Sheriff Rametti at tached a horse belonging to Frank SenLbial of Luke street Tn the interests of John Delane of the same street. Special forecast for Connecticut: Generally cloudy; probably local showers tonight; Saturday fair and cooler; light to fresh variable winds.
 William Feest, aged three years, fell from the veranda of his home at 21 Summer street yesterday and broke his right shoulder.
 New Haven officials will hold a competitive examination next We'd nesday evening at 7:3O to ascertain the fitness of candidates for the position of janitor of public schools or other city departments
 Albert Neother, a boy who is some what known to the police, was arrest ed by Detective O'Gorman last evening on the request of the New Haven po- lice for theft. He turned out to be the wrong party and he was dis charged.
 All delegates to the Central Labor union who have not received tickets to sell for the striking Miners Glee club entertainment in the opera house Sunday night, are requested to call at the haIl between z and 8 o'clock this evening and secure them.
 Deputy Judge Peasley held city court to-day and Lizzie KiloWslxi was the only one he had to deal with Tester day the accused got fighting drunk and raised a disturbance Ill Iagner alley, Wnere s44e has friends. She came from jail last Friday and went sent down again to-day for thirty days. A splendid portrait in oil of Colonel l.. F. Burpee is on exhibition in Bur rall's window on Bank street The picture shows the colonel in the mi form of volunteer army officer, the same one he wore when with General Miles during the Porto Rican cam paign in the Spanish-American war;
 Joseph St Louis, sexton at the Iln- maculate Conception church was a passenger on board the William H. Payne, the steamer plying between Bridgeport and New York which was lowed into City Island last night. The boat broke one of it's paddle wheels and for a time there was much ex- citement on board. The passengers were forced to take trains for their home from City Island.
 MT and Mrs Frank T. Parsons of 119 Central avenue celebrated the 25th anniversary of their marriage yesterday. It was sort of 8 surprise anniversary, too, for they were invited to the summer home of A. w. Castle at Milford and there they found many friends ready to extend them congrat- ulations A wedding cake made by Mrs A. M. Castle a sister of the groom and decorated with twenty-five silver dollars was one of the many presents received.
 Sheriff Rametti and J. F. Lunny paid a visit to Mohawk park yesterday afternoon and took possession of a horse belonging to a painter named Sandhill to satisfy claim of SIS due John Dillane, a neighboring milkman and grocer. The animal was/put in pound in a barn owned by Bernard Coyle. but before it got there it show ed the officers that it felt very much displeased at the whole proceedings. Tnnny induced the sheriff to get astride the horse and as soon as be did this the animal kicked up it's heels and tossed the limb of the law into the street. When Rametti shook the dust off himself he felt like putting Lunny under lock and key with the horse.
 1t is believed that the situation of inc threatened trouble in the butfing department at the clock factory has heen adjusted to the satisfaction of all interested At meeting of the men held last evening Delegate Leary made. . statement of his interview with IT, ying H. Chase, secretary of the com pany. and it seems the men are con- tent to let things remain as they are. From MT Leary's statement, it seems that union men will not be discrimin- ated against when applying for em- ployment in that factory. There was a story current which had it that MT Chase refused to have card suspend ed in the buffing room declaring it to be a union room. Some of the men say there was absolutely nothing whatever in such a story, and if there was, they had heard nothing of it. But what has given the men more confi- dence than anything else that there will be no trouble is that the foreman asked for two union buffers the other day and he gave them employment.