Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-26
CITY NEWS.
There was no city court to-day.

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 ,l Dan Sullivan of Waterville, q former . resident of this city at Franklin } street is in the hospital seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
 The annual Thanksgiving eve con- cert and dance of Go A, c. N. G., will ! be held in the armory tonight. The American band orchestra will furnish music.
 The public schools closed this noon for the Thanksgiving holiday. They will reopen on Monday. The pupils of St Mary's school will enjoy the same vacation
 William J. Duncan, formerly en- ployed at F. T. Coogan's drug store oil Baldwin street. has resumed his old position with the J. F. Duncan phar- macy on East Main street.
 l Special forecast for Conneoticut: Rain or snow in northern portions to- night and Thursday morning followed by clearing weather; rain ill south portions tonight; cloudy to partly cloudy Thursday.
 Mrs Mo Harris and John F. Lunny, while returning from Forest park last | . by a man. The woman's screams scared away the doubtless highway I man. It was said shots were fired. l but this is denied
 Suit for $1 1,500 has been entered \ against R. N. Blakeslee as agent of the l Carberry Express Go. William H. Jackson is the plaintiff, and lie claims < to have lost trunk through the negli- gence of the defendant. Burpee and l Carmody represent him. I Dr F. Carter Lodge is taking a two weeks rest. The doctors work has so increased during the last half year year that he has been getting very lit tie sleep and he finds his health grad ually running down and feels that a little relaxation is absolutely necessary for him.
 The members of Myrtle Temple. R. S., gave sociable in Speedwell hall last night which was attended by a I large number l&lllams orchestra furnished music and John Pole prompt ed. The reception committee consist ed of Margaret Andrews, Elizabeth Weston, Minnie Hitchcock and Dora I Munson.
 A rare treat is in store for the mem
 
 tection. The committee appointed by the five lodges of this city have sue, ceeded ill engaging the degree team of Elm Tree lodge of New Haven to ex. emplify the initiatory work of the order at SpeedWell hall on Thursday evening. December H. All members are invited to be present
 The fourteenth annual concert, promenade and sociable given by the Brooklyn Athletic club will be held Thanksgiving night in the City hall Music will be furnished by Lalliers full orchestra and Professor Leo H. err will be prompter. The arrangement committee consits of John w Walsh, Dnaiel J. Mccarthy, John L. Johnson, Thomas Grady, James Shea, Charles Smith and Michael Mulcahy. There will no doubt be very large attend ance.
 The difficulty between the Grace Baptist colored congregation and Lew is A. Platt over the right of way to certain property adjoining that on which the congregation is building a church on Kingsbury street is clearing up. Attorney Terry, representing the church people, left with Colonel Bur II this morning which seems favorable except in few minor matters. The proposition is now in the hands of MT Terry for him to sign in behalf of his client.
 The New Britain saloon keepers whose places of business are located within POO feet of a school or church heard from the county commissioners IT. 4-.., 0~+ +4r,. Of A1tT commission sent out to each of the twenty-five affected by the law the fol lowing notice: Tt appearing to this board that the location ill which this license is asked to De granted is within 200 feet of school Cor church, premises, in conformity to the provisions of Sec ton 2657 of the general statutes of Connecticut, revision of 1902, said li- cense is hereby refused"
 Attorney Walter l.. Frisbie was ar rested in New Haven last evening on suspicion of being concerned in a bur glary committed there yesterday The glary committed there yesterday The Of Jacob Johnson. G23 State street. and goods valued at about $500 were taken away. The police were on the watch for this was only one of series of such violations of the law that have heen occurring from time to time MT Frisbie happened to be in the vicinity at the time and the police, not know ing him. took him into custody. Upon investigation he was released. 1 Yesterday St Bernard dog bounced upon q 4-year-old girl named Green halgh on the Watertown road and came near tearing her to pieces. Just why people maintain such vicious brutes is hard to understand. The al- dermen should pass an ordinance pro- hibiting people from having such out landish brutes at large This makes three or four children that have been attacked by St Bernards during the mast few months. and yet nothing has heen done towards nutting stop to the business, probably because the dogs and the children chewed up be- longed to the same parties.
 At short calendar in the city court this morning, before Judge Burpee, Attorney Byrne argued a motion to cite in the Consolidated railroad com pany as co-defendant in the suit of Miss Josephine Shann- han against the Bridgeport Steamboat company for. crS ++o,.f, axr AFa,,c1, Of Il,.;5 ero