Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-02
CITY NEWS


 All hams II cents a pound sluin backs 12 cents, round steak 10 cents, at Castles corner tonight
 David J. Hutchinson, a student at St Thomas's seminary, Hartford, is spending the Easter time with his parents, MT and Mrs Thomas F. Hutchinson of Park place.
 The A. M. F. Zion Sunday school will hold it's Easter exercises Sunday, evening, April Sd at 8 o'clock. All are cordially invited. Rev A. McCollum pastor; J. B. LIowd, superintendent.
 Speedwell hall will be good place ito spend Monday night Magnolia lodge, K. of F., has a good dance pro- gram made up for the soclable and dance which takes place on that even ing.
 Regular meeting of Waterbury aerie, No 3T9, +, 0. E at Pythian hall tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. As business of importance will come before the meeting large attendance is desired.
 At meeting of the local officers of the c. N. G, on Thursday night the. third of series of papers on Mill
 
 read by Dr Thomas J. Kilmartin and was discussed at length by the off cers.
 George A. Hill of Springfield, Mass, has sold to William J. Schlegel two building lots at Highland park, front ing on Lincoln street and Waterville roadj also another lot at Newton heights, corner of Maplewood street and Lakeview avenue.
 It avs quite late Thursday when the jury ill the disst1dGt court reporteA on the case of Susan McMahon against Dr s. M. Griffen of Danbury, suit for $1,00O damages for injuries re- ceived by falling through a veranda. The jury gave verdict for $20O. No tice of appeal to the supreme court was given.
 F. J. Coogan has sold his three hand some three-family houses on Luke street. Edward Stack of Brooklyn bought No 2S which stands on the cor ner of Fairmount and Luke streets; John Hogan took No 24. and No 20, the first one on the line, went to John O'Brien of River street. The buildings are practically new, equipped with all modern improvements and rent well.
 The only cases before the city court Fast day. Judge Burpee presiding were those againsH John Downes and John Brennan, which we're continued from Wednesday morning. They were charged with trespassing on the rail- road and attempted burglary by breaking the seals on a fIeight car. The accused are boys and they were discharged.
 Mrs Keough. 194 Baldwin street, specials for this evening and Monday Beautiful selection ladies' kid gloves for Easter: ladies' stock collars from lOc up to Soc; boys caps, were 19c. sale price 1Oc; knee pants, were SDc, sale price 25c; boys suits, were $25O, sale price $1.0S; boys sailor suits, were S175, sale price $1.25: boys shoes were $1.25, sale price $1.
 A large crowd attended the drill and dance which was given by the Winona guards and Nosahogan guards in Odd Fellows hall on Thursday night. The drills were finely executed and elicit ed much applause from the audience. After the drill whist was played and Nancfng was enjoyed. The whist winners were as follows: First. D. Eggleston, Mrs W H. Pickett; second, k. K. Woolworth, Miss M Wander cook
 There will be hearing Monday morning In the probate court on peti- tion for a conservator for Attorney Walter l.. Frisbie. MT Trisbie is at present confined in private sanitari- um in Hartford and he threatens the law against all those who were instru- mental in having him placed there. X few years ago c. IT. Hart was appoint ed conseryator over him at the request of the board Of selectmen. He brought suit against the selectmen for $1,000 damages, and 1t was only a short time ago that suit was disposed of in the. courts. 1t was practically thrown out.
 A team belonging to William Gum per, the bologna manufacturers, ran away in the west end this mornig while the driver was in q house. At fine railroad crossing on West Main street it was stopped by boy. The boy had no sooner got into the team than tho horse ran away again 1t dashed at a mad pace along West Main street, through Exchange place onto Bank street. There were q num- ber of remarkable escapes. The boy was still in the team, but he could not stop the horse, which continued its iudu pltSuI dAOUS Dduk SIcHl tO Grand street where it was stopped just i'll time to avoid collision with two other teams.
 W. J. Schlegel's agency this week sold for Patrick J. and NJ. 10. Coogan their three family block, No 20 Luke street. to Thomas and Ellen O'Brien. who have purchased the same for a home and investment; their three fam ilxr hJonlr No 21 ' T1llra Strnpf to 1ohp r. Hogan, who has purchased the same for home and an investment; their three family block, No 2S Luke street. to Thomas and Mary Stack. MT schlegel has sold for John Me- Carthy his two houses, corner of NTH street and Pratt place, to Mrs Mary Fitzmaurice, who has purchased the same for an investment and expects tn make a number of improvements