Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-16
CITY NEWS

Tickets for graduation at Crosby High school may be exchanged at bo, office at Polfs on either iAlonda Ia y,s ol Tuesday.
 Commissioners Fyler and Seymour o the board of railroad commissioners were in town to-day on the annual In spectioh of the trolley lines. They
 were much pleased to see the lines ex
 tended east and double tracked in some places.
 The jail sentence of thirty days
 which was imposed on the three men who were found guilty in the city court of creating an uproar yesterday on Benzine corner was changed to q fine of $10 and costs on each complaint and the accused put on probation. On. ly one of them had q record.
 Attorneys Kennedy and Bronson rep. resentlng parties who own property on the line of the proposed new layout of the railroad company through the city again failed to agree with the com pany's attorneys on commission to appraise the property concerned. rhe meeting was held in the superior court yesterday. The court will now ap- point the commission.
 John E. Brennan. son of Lawrence Brennan of South Elm street, Is home from Georgetown university where he graduated last Tuesday with high. hon. Ors and is now an NJ. D. Mir Brennan took four years course at Holy Cross and also spent four years at the Georgetown university. He is well known in base ball circles and while aiming to make his mark as pbysi- clan he has not yet given up the base ball business and 1t is probable that he will be heard from again in the game this season.
 The board of health is bound to keep Mir Carroll. the garbage contrac- tor. down to the letter of the contract with reference to the cremation of the city's garbage. The contractor was made quite sensible of this yesterday when there was breakdown in the crematory and he wanted permission to bury the collections of one day while repairs was being made. He way Informed that he could not have tbis privilege and that every pound of Etuff would have to he cremated. It >sizzled there until the plant was ready for use.
 Benjamin R. Kelsey's amended ac- count of his administration on the estate of Edward Scovil was allowed by Judge Lowe fin probate to-day. The heirs objected to Mr Kelsey's being paid S2 800 for his services, and their objection was sustained by the court He accordingly corrected the account % that he charged for his services about s2s3J0 and for expenses <ijo. making total of the s2Jo0 still. IL wss ordered. however. that this should pay him for whatever service he may render the estate in the future. An order of distribution was then granted The estate amounts to about $5o.OOD. to he divided among about twelve heirs.
 There is no truth in the rumor that the board of health intends to pro- hIbit sneezing in public places. but it is likely that In a short time they will, take hold of the chicken business and pass an ordinance compelling people who want fo keep chickens to take out license and show that thev have . suitable place to keep them in nere is a law fo this effect in New Haven and other places and many w0uld like to pee It h fore here- IT eDcb c iaw is enacted # will prohibit 0e construction of chicken ccops with in c disfsncp of pTirafe rrssfenrc<- say slouf f>veufy-fve and .fH he Ge1 srsf to peoPle wbo have hee1 0uD1ninin6 fer rem fhaf fbey pever eDuM eDnge O Up ofsR esy1eAf m occDu1e 0 Uo Guu11g c oDo1o1R