Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-11
CITY NEWS

If you ask an expert cook about ranges she will tell you get Glenwood at Hampson-Sellew's.
 Miss Ella Shanley of Leavenworth street yesterday entertained a party of friends from New Haven.
 Phelan is giving meat roaster with every pound of baking powder. But termilk by glass or quart.
 There was a very large attendance at the American Band prom given at Eagles hall Saturday night.
 The members of the Sacred Heart Drum Corps will meet this evening at s o'clock at their rooms on Dublin street to take action on the death of Robert Moran.
 Mary Pickerrella has obtained judg- ment for $50 and costs against Joseph Leo and wife for slandering her. Jus tice SlaYin heard this case a week ago. The plaintiff sued for $100 damages.
 Attorney Slavin was notified today that the application of his client, NJ cola Daddona, for transfer of his liquor license from Canal street to Chatield avenue has been granted.
 Jack Finders will be in the city court tomorrow morning telling Judge Burpee the old, old story of how he fought in the civil war and that only for the drink he would be well off. Finders was arrested this forenoon for intoxication. He had great sport with a clerk who was dressing window on Bank street. His gyrations and mim- icry of the clerk attracted a crowd and led to his own undoing.
 A party of friends called upon J. Leo Sullivan of Baldwin street last even ing and rendered him farewell party, since he leaves next week for Montreal to enter the seminary for the purpose of studying for the priesthood. Many vocal selections were rendered by Messrs Hutchinson and Fitzpatrick, and as an imitator of George Cohan the latter was right ct home. After n evening of real enjoyment the party broke up with the best of wishes for the host.
 A horse laboring under some kind of an ailment, judging from its actions. caused any amount of trouble to some and equally as much pleasure to others by it's capers on Abbott avenue this noon. It was hItched to a post. but as he had some free rein. made mat ters lively for pedestrians Just at the moment a person was passing 1t would give a leap forth and almost scare the wits out of the man. woman or child. whoever it happened to be. When it had finished doing its little act it would get of the sidewalk and again take It's stand in the gutter. AL though many were the spectators, no one seemed willing to relieve the snI- nal in any way.
 John R. Rogers who represents Messrs Haylin and Nlcholai. managers for Barney Gilmore. is at the Elton. Mir Rogers has just completed his fifth tour around the world including ninety eight voyages across the atlantic. The older members of the press and public will recall yours merrily" as repre- senting such stars as Edwin Booth. Laurence Barrett. Fanny Davenport. I. K. Emmett. Mary Anderson, Wilson Barrett. etc. and this information alone will put the renders Of the Democrat wise" 10 the fact that Barney Gilmore Is in good hands to early land him in the high class school.
 Charles Graham. who formerly kept q bicycle shop in this city. while ont driving in an automobile yesterday came very near figuring in a serious accident. About nine o'clock when tbe center was full of people waiting fcv cars. Graham came along Bank street and drove his big machine into fi c center. As be reached the center he ran into a car and as The big and Iittle machines came together the thud could be heard for some distance The su- tauobEle escaped lnckily with only s few slight injuries. while you woud never know that the trolley car hs1 figured in a uix-up.