Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-15
CITY NEWS

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 The 116th anniversary of the fall ot the Bastille was observed last night by the Sadl Carnot club. k. L. Brandeley acted as toastmaster. Acting Mayor Beach was present, representing the city government
 Bernard Coyle's Brass City house at Savin Rock. is headquarters for many Waterbury people who visit the shore It is centrally located at IS Holmes street, and parties desiring to spend a day at the shore will find no better place.
 The swimming pool is now in opera Con at Hamilton park. No boy ad- mltted who is over twelve years and every bather must be provided with bathing suit. The hours are ? to 6 in the afternoon week days and from [ until 12 Sunday mornings.
 City Clerk Nettleton has notified the trolley company of the action of the aldermen in adopting the grade and layout of. Baldwin street to the Pearl lakes road. Come now. MT SewelE no more excuses, but get right down to business and rush that job through. There is nothing left now so far as the city is concerned to furnish pre- text for further delay.
 Another suit has been entered against Albert Delay. the truckman. James Griffin. the plaintiff. claims he entered into contract with Delay for one year by which if either viola ted its provisions he was to pay to the other Sl00. Delay owes Griffin for wages besides violating the contract. Kennedy and Cassidy have the case which is returnable to the city court.
 Judge 1hayer to-day handed down his decision in the suit of Hubert NJ. Rigney against Patrick H. Carroll, and the city, awarding the plaintiff who was represented by Attorney Ihoms. his costs. Rigney claimed Carroll and the city were in possess ion of certain machinery and imple- ments used in the garbage crematory which belonged to him and they, re- fused to surrender. Attorney Kelley has filed notice of an appeal.
 James NJ. Fulton has added another production to his long list of musical compositions. This time it is Japan csc song. entitled "A Tale of Tokio." the words are by Gerald Kelly, a nom de plume of Waterbury man. The song will be published tomorrow as supplement to the New York American and Journal. It is also to he publish cd in the Boston American. Chicago American and in the San Francisco Examiner
 Simon the 10 year old son of John Condon of Liberty street was bitten in the thigh by vicious dog on River street on Thursday Doctor OHara attended the boy and put three stitches in the wound. The dog is owned ly 8 family that refuses to do away with him but still allows the animal to run the streets. There promises to he trouble over the matter unless tho dog is killed Several who live in that b. cality claim the dog is very dangerous and that he should not be allowed to run the streets.
 Four debating teams have been or ganized at St Mary's Alumni associa- ticn for the purpose of holding several debates during the summer months. Two of the teams are made up of col lege students and it is proposed to have these teams pirted against the two home teams. The first debate will ha held about August i. The teams con sist of David I Hutchinson of Si Thomas seminary. and George Coyle of Alleesny. John Sullivan of Holy Gross and John CIaffney of Georgetown. the home teams are James Brennan and John Hutchinson. Kevin Fitzpafriek and Patrick Healy
 The case against the five druggists 3 sceinst whom warrants for violating the liquor laws were issued veSrerIav were all settled oua of court The { other cases brought earlier in the week I were settled as follows. W O Eur- ten. tuO cases. S75. ]. H LarEor. tun ! raseS. SssD. John Shannahan. two -ase<- ST5- appealed fo district caurt ] Bart Swae1ev. two cases- SIEs. an { BeaIesf. ". ! Duncsn- three cases. silsl. ! 4 Pratt tvo eases S1fsl. T. l F. CaseT. SIS. E N Roberts six eases !. sdjouTne-i for seftieUs1f= D ! Ne -arthr. two cases. Ss0. T J NE-rhv. \ tvo cases SIS. Daniel F0ier. trp ,sses. s9z. F J nvrer three eases. fer se-rienaen-- IT I SorTel. I i've ezSes- s2ss. Ansfrew Dunn three ,ases- SI25- Thonas CcTuier. foar ,zses- S7s. Mrs Msrv NsrxinL tvo aces. dischsrxei. W H Fallen. r-o .sse< SA0- ]. A Sundi1 two cases
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