Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-02-16
CITY NEWS

Saturday night is the nisht-'Ful- ton night at Auditorium.
 Thomas Mellon was fined S5 and
 costs in the city court by Judge Bur pee this morning. He was charged
 with lutoXication and was arrested by
 Officer ArNt1, at the request Of the
 railroad officials at the Naueatlck depot.
 Thomas Gala a.her, one of Hart
 lords rich men. was In town yesterday
 and called upon his namcsake r. |. Gallagher, 67 South Main street, for few tips on local horse llesh. MT Gallagher came town for the pur- pose of buying some fast horses
 Tlre tickets for the colonial tea and loan exhibition to he held under the
 auspices of the Meliceut Porter chap
 ter. D. A. E.. on February 22, bave
 heen placed on sale at Davis X Yves,
 J. ". Cones, iI. W. Dexter & Co.'S,
 and at Carney'S drug store in Water
 vile.
 Last night somebody saw q spark
 flying from the chimney it the resi- dence of Colonel Burpee un Grove street. about s o'clock, and thinking the house was on fire. sent in an alarm from box 272. The department turned out prepared to do battle, but the boys returned somewhat disappointed,
 thongb not ill any way displeased
 Elizabeth and Frank Turk, husband and wife, have through Attorney Bau-
 by entered suit against the Consoi- dated Railroad company for S2O,O0O
 and 5000 respectively. They alleged
 that while riding in q trolley car in
 Chapel street, New Haven, on July l.
 last, they sustained permanent in iuries on account of accident List of letters remaiUing unclaimed in the postoffice: Napoleon Berard, Miss M C. O'Rryan, Noise Gignae. !. B, Linuell. Mrs Addic Moore. Miss Maggie Mahony, Sam Olsen, care c. Stevens; Mrs Julia Pain. Mrs Emily
 4. Potter, Mrs Fannie Pinn, Miss Grace J. Smith. Miss Bessie Skinner,
 George q. Vail, Mrs Gus Wolgemuth John McKenna, the six years old son i of John Mckenna, of 15 Martin street.
 met with serious accident while
 coastine on East Liberty street last evening about 5:30. The child was
 ascending the bill when he was run into by another sled and thrown from | his feet. On examination 1t was found that the hip bone was broken. Doctor Donahue set the fractured member. The liquors seized hy Sheriff Gillette 1 in the Hotel Waterbury some weeks ago. and which brought out the dis , closure that the proprietor Charles r.
 Shattuck, was doing a liquor business without q license, will be sold ai pub lie auction Monday morning. An or. der to that effect was granted in the l district court yesterday afternoon. The safe is 10 satisfy an attachment for l Sl10
 Attorney George ". Freeman as a 1 committee appointed hy the district 1 court yesterday sold tho property at
 IDS and no Railroad HiD street which 1 was foreclosed sOmo lime ago on a mortgage. The mnrtcaGc was held bv i Henry Peck of Woodhury and was
 for Ssb1. When Mr Peck died 1t be ] came part of fund he had establish 1 nd known as the Peek Road and Poor 1 Fund of Woodbury and grew in valu" l to 5000 The property was bought ! by Attorney C. C. Root, Mir Frneman's i partner. for S1.0oo.
 The board of assessors has com 1 pleted and forwarded to the adiutanr 1 general q sworn statement of the ! military enrolment for I9oI. The ! total number enrolled Is 11.l31. Tho eyemntions include the following
 disability as per certifcate> from post surgeon. 3Gc: service in the army or ! navy. 26d: fireman nf at least on. : years service. G2: three years con
 Secutive service in volunteer fire com
 Danics. :,5I: three years Tn the militia ! of this state. 1g1: other pxenpti"ns
 4.d32. number of minors enrolled. 3nt : present number of active militia en- : rolled 1aG: total number ot exennte,i minors and members os active. 5.InS: number liable re nay communication fax.
 j.I2.': total uumber liable 10 military
 duty. 762S
 Take note. The Epson .faveirv ,-a. , opticians. t> Eank street. will put or sale Wednesday and Thursday solid ] gold Spectacies which were formerly
 soli for S,i These glasses EriII he re
 durel ru S.;. in order to still further
 adj ta this flr1n's zr0wing Iisf Q. . optical customers