Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-08-10
CITY NEWS

o'clock. All members will please at.
tend.
Joe Louseau was arrested this az
ternoon by Detectives Kennaueh and
Keegan, charged with stealing a har-
ness.
The local Tamrnany association Is
sending out invitations TO attend 8
meeting some time In the latter part
of next month.
Frederick Hayes Of Hill street, 2his
city, and Miss Emma FarNBla were
married this morning at st Francin'z
church, Naugatuck-
Christopher Mcclure of the north
end sustained fracture OF the knee
while at work Saturday and will be
confined 10 his home nor some time.
William Norton, q young man
about 20 years old, was found syina on
Grove street last evening by 0dicer
McEvoy. He was suffering from par
tial paralysis and having no homn lie
was removed to the hospital.
The Bridge market, at the corner o.
Bridge and Baldwin streets. under
the management of Giuseppe SAM
zard, will have grand opening this
evening. They VIII handle nothing
but the choicest OF American and ItsA-
Don't miss the bargains this evening
A toothpich machine with q capacity
OF 1900 a minute is the attraction Ia
the show window OF Reid & Hughes
to-day I'm addition to turning out
the small pieces of wood with remark
able rapidity 1t also prints the mama
of the store and some tips about It on
the s'sticks," the whole making quite
81 catchy advertisements
Little progress is being made on
the new Margaret Croft school, About
half dozen men are working on the
building. The contractor does not
seem to be worrying even IL the arch.
itects and members OF the board oG
education are losing sleep over IT,
Some of the latter do not appear to
care much, since meeting OF the
committee on school buildings, To
who the matter was referred 1T the
last meeting, has not been called get
though over week has elapsed
Architect Grggs Is chairman Of the
committee.
There appears to be desire on the
part Of the public to have the Wel6op
fountain moved from North Main
street to a site In the, park nearby.
and as the street is about to be Re
grade at the fountain many claim that
this Is a most opportune time to make
the change. The work OF remoYflku
1t to suitable site on the green
would not cost as much as it VIII to
elevate 1T where it now stands ana
then 1t would he out OF the way for
all time and would be in spot wf1ore
II would be ornamental and useful
A short time ago an attachments
was placed on the grocery store of
John l.. Sullivan OF Union City on
Sheriff w. ], Rigney in the Interests
OF Walter Il. Robinson. Later It APP
pears that Robinson had conditional
bill .of sale OF the goods and ha
thought the only method to secure
them was to attach them He sought
the advice OF Attorney DsNei8I. who
brought replevin suit. his wife fur.
nishing bonds. Sheriff Rigney then
made a motion through Attorney
Minor asking for new bond, as the
one furnished was not large enough
This motion was argued befose Jus
tice OF tho Peace John H. Cassidy to-
day and was granted. Buying th9
grocery store win cost Mr. Robinson
much larger sum than he expected.
A man who has been reading al,ouh
the public comfort station wants t
known why the authorities don't put
a chance to Kick aDous tie
location. He wants It on
Harrison avenue. on the WhiEilesey
lot, quite near the police station. sat.
glRted I'm that street, he states people
who might find n convenient would
not have to put themselves ON parade
before the great army OF folks who
occupy the seats on the green during
the summer months or jostle against
people going into or coming cut Of
the CITY hail. He thought that the
present administration does not want
to use the appropriation tor that pa1r.
pose ana pretended they intended to
put IL In the City hall 1ilst TO atir
up a kick and in this way get olat. of
constructing 1t there or any place else.
died last night at hts home, 63 Laurel
street, after BRIEF illness with scar
let fever. He was foreman IN tho
finishing department at the Chase
Rolling MIL Co and was held In high
esteem by bis employers and also well
Mixed by those under his charge HU
was member OF Court Oregon, III of
A, and singer IN the chOiN Of Sho
Sacred Heart church. Mr. RILEY
worked until last Friday when be wns
taken Ill, the sickness developing Into
scaret fever end carrying hdm away
despite the best medical attemdancS
available He was young mRn of
good character and his death was d
great shock to many OF his friends
who were not aware that his condition
was critical. Besides his father,
William b. Riley. ho leaves ono
brother John The funeral fnrk 1sIaeA
at O'Clock this afternoon with SER
vice at the house by FWther Fitzgerald
and interment In the new st ,Tosaph'H
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