Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-17
CITY NEWS

The aldermen will hold an adjourned meeting at o'clock, tonight.
 The New England watch factory will close next Friday for two weeks. 1 H. A. Anderson of East Farms had his right foot crushed while at work on the Cheshire trolley line yesterday. Do you want to save your horses from the effects of the hot weather: Ask pson-Singleton X Co. for horse hat
 Porter L. Wood. through the agency of Daniel T. Harrington. has sold his property, 116 Maple street, to Michael Quilter
 The women folks speak very highly of the reception rendered them Satur- day afternoon at LeavenWOrth hall Dy the National Biscuit Go.
 Yesterday afternoon two trolley cars collided on North Main street near Farm street Beyond the smashing of one fender no damage resulted
 Several hundred people enjoyed the fan breezes and prom at Eagles hall Saturday night, when the American band furnished one of it's finest dance programs of the year.
 The Pearl Divers had their annual outing yesterday. It was big suc- cess. everybody who attended consider ing it superior to any of the clubs former entertainments
 At a reception held last evening at the home of ]. LabensOn of o6 Pearl street the engagement of Miss Libby Rolf of 34 Bronson street and Maurice riOldStein was announced.
 The fire department was called this morning at 2:30 o'clock to the barber shop of Louis Marone on North Main street. The blaze was extinguished before it did much damage
 The novena in honor of St Anne Will commence this evening at 1:3e o'clock at St Anne's church ana will be coli tinued every evening until the occur renee of the feast on July 26.
 A large number of Italians arrived here yesterday and were escorted to quarters on West Main street. They claimed to have been brought here to construct sewers for Waterbury.
 Lakewood came near being the scene of another fatal accident yesterday. Something went wrong with the para | chute and the balloonist, Carrie Mayer, and her whole paraphernalia. dropped into the water. She was rescued by men in boat
 The condition of Homer Elliott. flag . man at the Platts Mills crossing of the ) Naugatuck road, who had his chest n anc one of his hands burned Saturday hy q live wire. and who is now at the hospital S much improved. He will be III right in a short time.
 A horse belonging to Albert Bangs ton of High street was attached Satur- day night by Constable Carmody for q claim of S1J held by H. Loucks of Scovill street The officer had some diflicult5. in locating the horse. The = claim was paid and the attachment re- leased
 Emergency cases. containing band ages. ulasters. antiseptic dressings everything in fact except doctor that would he needed in case of acci dent are for sale at Lakes drug store for dollar. These are just the thing to have in your automobile or carriage or at your cottage at the shore.
 Officials of the different Holy Name ? societies and other organizations in tending to take part in the dedication .. exercises of N .IoSeph'S church oI 'l next Sunday will meet in St Patrick hall Tuesday night at go. 10 make ar rangements. Father Slocum will de liver the sermon to English speaking people al II o'clock Place wis he re served for the societies. n stephen Dayton. farm hand. wa U burned to a crisp carly yesterda. U,nruinr at the residence of his em blower. James Beers. Middlehury About ; o'clock the family noticed th fire and got out by cl0Se shave. Tn 1uiIlfng was reduced tn ashes. and th rharrad remains nf Dayton were foun in the cellar IT iS supposed that h Jc was having a smoke when SparI frem his pipe created the blaze.
 That no resort iS so popular aS New port. and that the heated term has l' Jr cideI many un taking water trip. evidenced by the large advance sale o ffrkets for the p"pular excursion neA Thursday. advertised in another 'o umu. This excursion Is strictly lln itei. aS announced. and it is pr"bah hl ye that the tickets aIluttel fur sale WI Iss purchased before the morning e 1Est ENFTGT~iWli- tsl>E fNAltFlAl A'4-i ltl anfng will .Io well tO make early appi h, -ati"n-
 The barn and contents. including
 vaIuaIsIa horse of Edward NTfTTa' were destroyed 1y fire early ye~teT'ls morning. An effort was made tp ~a' Ic inc horse. but the flames had mac tnn mHrh headway hefUre they He' uo,fcei and -he animal died of suff"r ffan. Later it was removed ." 1l ,-rau1srorv by Contractor Carroll TT n fire .Iensrfulent was called but t' most rfey could do was prevent ti fames from spreading to adjaIuiI property
 C p. Warner If WateTt0wn Is nal ing fugufr1aS through fine Nau-aTue vrTIav fur his san- Albert F WaTue - vrIs.s sI7zapraarszl from his home ar Ii TT ursf.s Long Island on June 2i- m famfIv formerly lived im AuSs-Iis- lsT -awoyes7 ro Jamaica spTne time ago q H. Warner Jeff home oa June 2E- after Ii G- Fn--ufrz his wife that he was gpiuz tr=sk for anD-her position Esfo- |. leaving he raIFp.f an am srtpTuer an lr made over his wag3S te Ifs wife SInf taar time his family has heard nss1tin Uf him
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