Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-18
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mMWUM LIN m&4EES.
Jerry Shugrue played ball with the
Consolidated team in Bristol Saturday.
H. Brooks of New Haven is visit
ing friends in West Porter street.
Miss innie Murphy and Miss JOS
ephine Egan are visiting in Newport.
Miss Mamie Murphy of Apsenia is
visiting Mrs Burns of Bank street.
james Luddy, clerk at Mahaney's
cafe, and Thomas Burke spent Sunday
visiting friends in Hartford.
Miss Mary Frawley of Ansonia is
visiting at the home of Mrs Ghatfeld
on Third street.
James Batters of es4 North River,
side street is visiting friends in Bris-
toll
"A requiem high mass will be cele-
brated tomorrow morning at o'clock
at st Patrick's church for the late John
Laughman Of Bank street.
William Collins of Litehfield who,
has been visiting Miss Catherine Cassin
of Bank street, returned home last
evening.
"A party of young men Of St Thorn
as Cadets went to Lake Compoulnce on
an outing In the party were Patrick
Kelley, NJ, F. Colley, p. Kelley, =. 2.
D4nphy and J. f. Luddy.
John Edmonds of Winsted spent
Sunday at the home of his parents on.
South Leonard street. He is playing
base ball this season with one of the
Winsted shop teams.
Mrs Daniel Condor of 16 Porter
street met with very painful accident
on last Friday. While doing her chores
about the kitchen she tripped on rFe
and fell, breaking her arm. She was
attended by DR. Russell.
The Down and Out club, popular
club in this section, gave a elambake
at Casey's farm ON the old Naugatuek
road yesterday. During the afternoon
a ball game was played by two teams
from this section, managed by James
Sullivan and Timothy Sullivan, James
SulliFan's team wen by q score Of s to
Frank Keefe, q barber employed
at Rocco DioFie's shop on Bank street.
met with very painful accident Satur-
day evening about 6:15 o'clock. While
strapping a razor the razor slipped and
caught him in the palm of the left
hand, inflicting an ugly wound. He
was attended by DIR Russell, who put
five stitches in the wound.
Trolley car No 80, in charge of Con
ductor Russell Sherman and Motorman
r. J.. Higgins, jumped the track on
Bank street at about 10 o'clock to-
day in the same place where q car
jumped on last Saturday. The cause
OF the car leaving the rails was aue to
dry rails. The car struck the pole in
front Of the Kelly building and
smashed the fender to pieces. The con-
struetien car arrived in a short time
and pulled the car back on the track.
"A large bulldog that is the terror
of all the dogs in this section and Is
annoying to the residents of North
Riverside street, figured in two lights
Saturday afternoon. Besides chewing
up a large dog and leaving him in
bad condition he jumped on neigh
boris pet dog aud would undoubtedly
have killed 1t but fer the interference
of the owner. The dog will not allow
any dog, large or small, to pass along
the street without showing his fighting
ability. 1T is a nuisance in the nelgh-
borhoed and should be chained up and
kent OFF the street. Of late it has be-
come very vicious and had made seY-
eral attempts to bite pedestrians,
Little Annie Rafferty,, the 31la-years-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Daniel
Rafferty, of $50 North Riverside street,
met with an accident last evening that
nearly cost her her life. About z
O'Clock the child was playing on the
veranda on the second floor and In
some manner climbed on the railing
and fell off, a distance of about thirty
feet. The child's forehead struck q
wooden railing and an ugly wound was
inflicted DIR Farrell was called in ana
found gaping wound Of about six
inches on the child's forehead from
which the blood was flowing freely.
When the doctor arrived the child col
lapsed and restoratiyes had to be used.
The child is resting comfortably to-
day.
Better drugs for less money. our
large trade has been won by proteetihg
the health and pocketbooks OF OUT
customers. Our mission Is to supply
reliable drugs and service at the ioW-
est prices that our close buying ana
large selling will permit. Our prices
are never beaten by fair means. Ihey
are seldom ever matched. A. q, WAL
ker, the druggist
Roosevelt Junior Doing Good Work.