Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-10
CITY NEWS

,4srrge Coyle of Kingsbury street will leave tomorrow for St Bonaven- ture college, Allegany, New York.
 John Lane, sailor on the United States ship Buffalo, is enjoying fur lough at his home on Dublin street.
 A small boy named James Farina was arrested this afternoon for theft of a bicycle Detective Kennaugh made the arrest.
 James Dowd was arrested this af- ternoon by Officer Caxanaugh for in .toxication and breach of the peace. The latter charge consists of making trouble at home.
 Dr John D. Fre1rey and Architect Thomas M. Freney arrived home yes terday from Fort TrH1buM Beach. They drove home in the. doctors team and made good time. It was a pleas ant drive.
 Although the police have received instructions from their chief in regard to enforcing the ordinance against un- licensed dogs, little or nothing is being done by them in freeing the city of hundreds of unlicensed canines which are dangerous nuisance.
 AIHUkfS BilG HCW U5<fCHEIS I'll tmiC lO- cal schools this year are the following at the Training school: The Misses Gertrude Guafoile, Anna Noonan, Katherine Sweeney. Sadie Bennett, Mary Grady and Josephine O'Donnell. All are graduates of the Training school
 Among the students at Niagara uni versity this year are the following from this city: Henry and Thomas Me GraSh and Harry Cassidy of East Main street, John Moran, son of Re gent Moran of the Brookgide home; John Sullivan of, Jewelry street and John Hutchinson of Park place.
 Manager CahEn of the Meriden High school football team has arranged the following schedule of games for the coming season: September 19, Meriden at New Britain: October 3, New Brit ain at Meriden; October 10, Waterbury at Meriden; October IT, Ho4yoke at ;Meriden; October A, Meriden at Mid dletown.
 The big truck at the ScOvill street engine house has been sent to the re pair shop to be put in first class con- dition. The truck at the Burton
 
 to the Scovin street house while the other truck is being repaired. The running gear of the old No l engine is being changed. New iron wheels of up-to-date make are being placed on it l This engine will be installed in the new engine house in Brooklyn.
 There was so much business before the city court to-day that short calen- dar was postponed till this afternoon. Judge Peasley presided and gave judg- ment for the plaintiff in the summary process case of Michael Cur1ey against Edward O'Connor, to recover posses sion of certain premises, also to re- cover his costs. O'Connor has a peti- ton in bankruptcy. In the case of Jeremiah Fitzpatrick against Frank and Mary Fitzpatrick, also a summary 1 process case, a plea in abatement was filed by Attorney Minor and sustained, | throwing out the case.
 The grand opening of A. Daffas's new floral store in Exchange place was held last night. During the even ing hundreds of people visited the store and were charmed with the pretty appearance of the same. The store is finished in green and white, ! which blend nicely. The fixtures are new and up-to-date and incf1lde a | handsome new refrigerator of the most modern make A large stock of beautiful ferns, potted plants, palms and cut flowers is on hand. A dis play of American Beauty roses m the window is attracting much attention. | The store is finely located, nicely fitted up and presents fine appearance. It is finely lighted. Here the choicestI and best flowers, palms. ferns and potted plants may be secured at real sonaIble prices. A large and newl stock of jardinieres and fern dishes of pretty design is also carried