Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-23
CITY NEWS

The waterbury High school baseball
team is playing the Torrington High
school team in Torrington this after
noon.
The suit OF Judge r. II Peasley Vi
Guy Porter was heard by Judge Bur
pee in the city court this afternoon II
is merely a difference regarding COna-
Dutation of interest on S3S.
The project of organizing local bar
association remains In statue quo. A
report was to have been made this
morning at bar meeting, but nothing
was done on account of the absence OF
Attorney O'Neill, who is chairman on
organization.
: @. HI. Davis, with L. r. Carter, has
sold for Mr. Carter his one family
house on Fisk street formerly owned
by Edmund G. Wood to William q.
Thoms. The house is handsomely fur
nished in selected quartered oak and
cherry. Mr. Thoms expects to occupy
it in the near future as a home.
Mrs Keough. 1914 Baldwin street
Specials for this evening and Mondays
One lot boys shirt waists, were 25c
t.-ls sale 15c; one lot boys shirt waists,
We're 39c, sale price 25c; one lot boys
negligee shirts, 25c; one lot boys knee
sailor suits, $1.25 to $7.98; one case
boys and gents bow ties, &c each;
knocks the 10c bow tie down town all
| to pieces; ladies' lawn shirt waists ga
| lore prices from 75c to $2.9S; ladies'
corset covers. slightly soiled, were 25cs
this sale 15c; one case red table da-
mask, was 25c, sale price TIC.
Notice Of appeal from Judge Thay-
er's judgment for the plaintiff in the
suit of Attorney q. f. Cole, guardian
of Mrs Bertha Forrest Wood, against
/ Mrs William w. Jerman has been died
with Clerk Marsh of the superior
court This case was determined yss-l
i terday afternoon and plaintiff was
| granted a temporary Injunction. pos
| session of cottage and lot at Wall
nut Beach and $500 damages Mrs
Wood claimed she was not given any
of the bequests left her In her father
will, and that Mr. Jerman was ex
ecutor of her fathers will.
i Joseph Zello of 81 Jackson street,
who has been employed in digging Is
trench for a water main on the Wi-
tertown road, was almost buried alive
by the falling in of part OF the
i trench on Thursday Zell0 and his fel-|
low countrymen were engaged in Dig
ging away as usual when part of the
trench fell in. Zello was caught In
the mass of dirt and stones, which bur
led him up to his neck. His Fellow
laborers hastened to his aid and sucz
ceeded with much difficulty in extrii
eating him from the huge pile of dirt.
He was badly injured. DIR Russell
on examination found that the man
was badly bruised about the sides and
hips and that he was injured INTERVALS
ly. He was removed this morning to
the Waterbury hospital His condl-
ton is serious.
s julius Maltby, secretary of the Wa
terbury Buckle Co, delivered an a0-
dress to the stampers this forenoonl
taking for his text the assault upon
/, Foreman NJ. J. Brophy by Joseph
Cavanaugh, in the course of which he
denounced Cavanaugh's conduct in
! strong terms and stated that Brophy
was acting within his lines in all
things that he did for the company.
J Mr. Maltby also stated that Foreman
! Brophy will have work in that shop as
long as he lives and his children will
experience no trouble in finding
places there If they ever need them.
! Cavanaugh is still at large, but the
officers expect to capture him before
long. Foreman Brophy was painfully h
but not seriously hurt. He viii have
sore head for some time, but nothinf
serious is looked for.