Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-16
CITY NEWS

Dr J. J. McLinden, who was injured in a trolley accident at North square about six weeks ago, is again practic- ing.
 Superintendent Egan of the police department is in Norwich today at tending the annual meeting of the First Connecticut cavalry. Captain Ramon is on deck at the office.
 Officer Joseph Mclean is again on duty. His left knee, ill which he was shot the night of July by an intoXi- cated patriot. who was eventually killed himself by a shot from Officer Madden's revolver, is as strong as eyer
 The board of education last evening visited the Bunker Hill school district committee and approved of the site selected for the new school. This site was owned by Mrs Winifred Terrell and costs the district about S6.OO0. It was the site recommended by the board at the outset.
 The Connecticut Funeral Directors association will hold 6 two days ses- sion at the |. NJ. C. A. hall, New Ha- ven, September 1213. A lecture will be given each day by Dr Carl L. Barnes of Chicago. These will be held at the Yale Medical school. The pro- gram includes a shore dinner at Hilfs Homestead, Savin Rock.
 The Nittorio Emanuel II society, whose picnic and games were to take place on the trotting park yesterday and which were postponed until to- day on account of the storm. has fur ther postponed the exercises for the same reason until some day next week. The society will give dance in Concordia hall tonight and expects a crowded house.
 Articles of incorporation of the H. J. Lapalme Co of Waterbury were filed in the state secretary's office yester- day. The company is to conduct furniture and carpet store. The capl- tai stock is 5000, divided into 200 shares of S25 each. The company will begin business with 5000. The incor- porators are H. J. Lapalme, Peter Le- cours, Elmar J. Nelson, 1ngold Ross man and Carl kanny.
 All youngsters who visit Hamilton park in the future should be very care fCl in regard to their actions. For about month the superintendent and his men have been bothered by a crowd of youths who go out there for the eX- press purpose of doing mischief. The warning has been sent out that in tne future all persons who in any way cause a disturbance in the park will be arrested and forced to take the con sequences.
 Frederick Thoms. a relative of VII liam E. Thoms of this city, died at the Hartford hospital Sunday of what is suspected to be spotted fever He was conversing with a friend at the railroad station when he fell to the floor unconscious He was removed to the hospital where he sank rapidly un- til the end came MT Thoms was 26 years old and was employed as clerk in the office of the Central New Eng land railroad.
 on charge of grand larceny Eu- gene Kelley was arrested at his fathers home in Riverside park yester- day by Special Constable A. ]. Wilton. Kelley is wanted for theft of a gold watch and chain and suit of clothes from a friend with whom he was liv- ing in Trenton. N. ]. He came to town only few days ago. The stolen property was not found in his posses sion and he declares he is innocent 0. the accusation and will go voluntarily back to Trenton.
 Considerable changes have taken place around the Sacred Heart church during the past few months. The barn which was removed from the east side of the residence has been converted into a pretty little house. It faces Taylor street. The work on the paro- rhial school k progressing rather rap ! idly and the brick work is now quite few feet above ground The work on the convent is not going on So rar- ] idly. although the cellar is completed ! and is waiting for the carpenters. The l school. of which the sisters will nave ! charge. Is expected tO he ready some i time the coming winter.
 . Three cases of bankruptcy ter i heard by Referee Newton in New Ha i ven yesterday They were F. II l Plumb. formerly a meat dealer or ] South Main street: Israel Horinhein proprietor of the Boston Mattress Man ufacturing Co. East Main street. anC Albert Delay. who was in the trucking business. In Plumb's case a recon mendati0n for a discharge will To given. as there is no opposition to hi' petition. There was a severe wEangl' ! over certain wagons and other gDOl' fn The rasr of Delay. Attorney II. W ; Minor. James R. T.awlor and Dr T.. I
 kealey were appointed appraisers an' . Attorney p. !. Slayin trustee. II
 Hnrinhe-u'< rase James Johnson, l..
 Parker and Attorney Hayes were ap po.urnI appraisers and Attorney Slavil
 trustee
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