Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-04
CITY NEWS.

The members of the Senior Debating chlp of the High school will hold a mock trial next week.
 special forecast fer Connecticut. Partly cloudy to cloudy, generally fair weather tonight and Thursday. l;rht variable winds.
 James Blandsfeld fell this morning near his residence on Brown street. Iracturing his hip. Dr Lally was called ana recommended that the patient ba sent to the hospital. He was taken to1 the institution.
 Alice v. Hughes, the three months' old daughter of Mir and Mrs George Hughes of 9 Carman street, died this morning. The funeral will be held to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock with intern1ent in St Joseph's cemetery
 To-day Attorney Bronson entered suit against Attorney Durant for S1OO balance due on an oven he sold to Emile Wuest who bought the stock ana good will of the Domestic Pie Baking company about whose affairs there IS lively time promised in the ulsur1cr court Saturday morning.
 The Co c basketball team will play team from the North End Athletic club at the armory tomorrow nightS The two teams met before early in the season and the military boys were de- feated, but they intend to reverse the tables this time. The game will be commenced at o'clock, after the reg ular drill of Go c is over.
 Everything about the streets re- minds one that the backbone of win ter IS broken. Superintendent ReiIey has the public ways in splendid condi- tlon and private property owners have commenced doing some spring cleaning III their cellars and back yards. This IS a good time to clean up and people who fail to take advantage of it should De put i'll mind of it by the health au- thorities. The sanitary condition of the city should be looked after before the warm weather sets in. It costs no more to do 1t now than later, and prob ably not quite so much, for it is but reasonable to believe that it is easier to get men and teams now than it will be next July.
 The hearing on the Injunction which Samuel M Friedman had served upon his landlady, Mrs Margaret D. Atkins, preventing her from ejecting him from
 
 Grand streets, was heard this after noon by JJe Cowell in the district court. The hearing was to dissolve the injunction. It is claimed that Mrs Atkins has practically rented the premises to John Littlejohn who was formerly with the Reid & Hughes company. Friedman's lease expired on March and he claims to be willing to renew the lease upon reasonable terms, while Mrs Atkins on the other hand will not renew it under yearly rental of $5,OO0. Attorney Bronson for the defense brought out that Fried man has been trying to lease the prem ises now occupied by Jones, Morgan Ss Go.
 The case of Mary A Lawlor of North Main street against Thomas Scadden ct ux, will not be heard in the superior court tomorrow as was arranged. It will be reassigned for hearing at short calendar next Friday The sum in- volved in this matter is $15,OOO. Coun- sel for the plaintiff, Attorney Guilfoile, has been reinforced by Attorney Will jams of Derby and Russell and Kelley appear for the defense It is claimed that the defendants used undue in- fiuence upon Patrick McGivney who lived on Railroad Hill street and thus induced him to give them some $1O,- GOO which he had been keeping in his apartments Some time before his death MT McGivney distributed about $82 GOO in cash among his e.iends neighbors and relatives. The last $10,- GOO he withdrew from the bank about two weeks before he died and it is claimed by the plaintiff he gave this to the defendant.