Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-14
CITY NEWS

The Veteran association. Chatield Guards, will hold their annual outing at Savin Rock on Saturday, July %.
 An anniversary high mass will be celebrated tomorrow morning at [ o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church for the late Michael Noonan.
 Charles Babin, F. \. Perry. Theo- dore Meyer and Theodore Nuhn will represent the local laundrymen at the state convention of the association in New Haven next Monday.
 The Christian Endeavor society of the First Baptist church enjoyed trolley ride last night. The Sunday school of the same church will hold a picnic at Hamilton park on July 9.
 In the city court to-day Daniel Bro phy. farm hand working in Cheshire, was charged with intoxication and dis orderly conduct. It was his first time in court and he was let off with a. fine of s5 and costs. Mrs John O'Neill charged her husband with threatening 10 set fire 10 her Wednesday night with lighted lamp. Also that he locked her up that night in her room so that she was unable to get out and go to work yesterday morning. Mrs O'Neii said she was employed by the Waterbury Brass Goods corporation and is compelled to work every day. O'Neill was fined S10 and costs.
 City Clerk George H. Nettleton made a big catch at Woodmont last evening With a few friends he was G1h weighing eleven pounds. It came near taking him out of the boat. but MT Nettleton held on until help came and with the assistance of two other men tue monster was landed. John Lough- lin. ianitor of City hall. said this morning that the bass was the largest he ever saw with one exception. and that was a big fellow he hauled ashore himself several years ago. It had a head as large as colts and must have weighed twenty-five or thirty pounds.
 Arthur Clark of Waterbury and Clarence W. Brainerd of this city puT- chased to-day the drug store of F.. W. Thompson & Co. The business was practically owned by the late MT l Thompson and 1t is sold by the estate | It is one of the finest drug stores in the city and has been established for ! twenty-five years ar more. The new owners will take possession at once aud run it undsr the name of Clark X | Braineul. M- Clark is head clerk of
 .lte ApOIiicea Ies' Hall at Waterbury and Mr Braineii has been head clerk | in the store in which now he will be a part owner. NIT Clark was formerly associated with the store and learned | the business under MT Thompson.- < New Britain Cor Hartford Coursnt. General Manager ]. F. Sewell of the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co ! told a Democrat reporter to-day that work will commence on the Baldwin street trolley as Ss Cn as the company ' is officially notified that the street ' lines and grade have been adopted bv | the city government -1es. sir" said \ the general manager. well build that
 road this year. sure. Ii would have ' been built and operated last year only ! for the hitch Eith reference to the | grade. I'll start that as soon as f hear from the city clerk. Mir Sewell
 .sid that he docs not expect that the | Cheshire trolley v5Il te opened for
 IsahIic travel Monday A few hundred | fe.- of the ros Led at the Summit drops out of sight eteIT night and al- | thst-r t-s- gravel trains have heen ' rilinr material info it still t diSap- | resrs. It uiT be Sled in some day. but just ho~ long il will take nobody
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