Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-11
CITY NEWS.

l There will be meeting of the Hi bernian Rifles at Il o'clock tomorrow l forenoon.
 The bartenders will hold a meeting tomorrow at 12:30 and at 4 o'clock banquet will be held in Pythian hall. Special forecast for Connecticut: Rain tonight; Sunday, rain; fresh east to south winds, probably increasing | to high.
 | The Waterbury Machine Go filed with the secretary of state yesterday cer- tifcate of the increase of its capital stock from $40,0O0 to $60,0O0. Renah, the ten year old daughter of Sanitary Inspector Harry Moses, was removed to the Waterbury hospital l to-day suffering from an attack of ty- phoid fever.
 The smoker of the Brass Workers union, No 1S6, to be given this even- ing, will be held at old Turn hall, ScoV1ll street, instead of at the new Turn hall as printed on the tickets. The resolutions passed by the board of public works thanking William Ma nancy for saving child from drown ing in a catch basin are on exhibition. I in the show window of E. J. Finn, the EXcnange place shoe dealer. The board of agents of the Bronson. Library fund will hold a meeting at o'clock this afternoon for the pur- pose of passing upon the annual re- ports and to transact any other busi- ness that may come before them. l Antonio Zappone was arrested to- I day in civil suit for $1OO for assault on Joe Massi. Zappone is one of the three brothers who were fined yester- day in the city court S1O and costs for assaulting Massi The affair grew out of row at a christening of Zap- 'l pone's child
 I Walter H. Bartram of Main street .I owned Gordon setter dog until trolley car killed 1t one day last sum- mer. Bartram loved his dog and would not part with it for a good deal. His love was of the sentimental kind and as the law hardly recognizes this he was obliged to get it down to cold cash when he undertook to enter suit against the trolley company. He claims his damages at S100.
 Tn the district court teddy Judge Cowell heard the suit against the Turnbull Go for $500. The plaintiff claims they sold to an agent of the de- fendant the above named quantity of l goods, while the defendant maintains the alleged agent was not their agent or had any business relations with them further than renting from them a part of their store. Decision was re- served.
 John Kingsbury was arrested this noon by Detective Dodds on a war j rant charging him with burglary in Norwich. Kingsbury was riding on one of Blakeslee's coal wagons when the detective happened along threw I his business eye over Kingsbury and the next moment had him i'll his grasp. Some time ago Kingsbury was arrested in New York charged with theft of a watch from a fellow workman employed by Garbage Col lector Rigney. He was tried in the superior court and was discharged by Ia jury.
 Daniel Condon of IS Porter street, who was injured in the wreck ut Sandy Hook station Thursday night, had bad turn today and is not doing as well as might be expected. Condon passed very restless night The young man received many bruises all over the body and in the abdomi- nal region he Ws.s badly injured. Adam Yurkun of 693 North Riverside street is another victim of the wreck who is not recovering as well as his physician would wish. He was in the third seat forward4of the car that was smashed. His both legs are in bad shape and he is otherwise injured l H. A. Maloney of the firm of Ma loney & Garter, produce and commis- sion merchants and jobbers of Charlestown, South Carolina, and a director in the First National bank of that city, spent several hours with friends in this city to-day. MT Ma loney is one of the solid young busi- ness men of the south and was much impressed with the city of Water bury especially so in the large and many manufacturing concerns. Pro- gressive as the city is,. however, in some things he was much surprised, ljust as many others have been, at the lack of hotel accommodation and ap- parent indifference as to how soon the city will be blessed with new hostel ry. He said that if he was a north erner he would just as soon invest a few thousand dollars in good hotel in this. city as in any other business he knew of. Mir Maloney left for his home in Charleston on the 1:30 train this afternoon.