Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-26
CITY NEWS

Grace Garnsey will leave to-mor-
row to enter the Yale Medical school.
Attorney Bauby was in Ansonia to-
day In connection with the case of
0lderman against Aiello.
The funeral of Mrs Marie Schlag
Will be held tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock at the Hall Memorial chap
ell.
The state convention of the W. G.
gregational church on October 3 and
4.
Misses Kelley & Withey's fan mil
linery opening will be held for the
coming three days at 40 East Main
street.
A whist party win be given by
America lodge, A. o. Z. W., at Me
month. The lodge guarantees fne
time to all who attend.
Michael StapletOn. who was injured
by fall from a trolley car Sunday
evening is doing nicely and his physi-
clan, DIR DOnahue, expects to see him
all right after a few weeks.
Among the floral offerings at Mrs
Johanna Dowling's funeral were the
following: Large mound, Hendricken
school; basket of flowers, r. II. Hig-
gins, and wreath, Miss Catherine Car
roll.
A dog fight between a brindle bull
and an italian bull took place In the
rear Of David Sheehy's this afternoon
about one O'clock The animals fought
viclously for about twenty minutes
and would have continued indefinite
ly If they had not been stopped by
Officer Hugh Flaherty. The battle
attracted large crowd.
In the district court tomorrow the
case OF II. G. Baxter and brother
against Hotchklss 4 TempletOn will
be heard. This Is the result OF the
selling Of some seed corn which was
not satisfactory and the buyers refused
to pay. Bronson and Lewis will repre-
sent the plaintiff wig, Attorney Peas
ley will appear for the defendant.
An Italian labOrer residing on Riv-
er street. came nearly meeting with
serious injuries while at work help
ing to move a house on South Leon
ard street about five O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. The man was engaged
In putting a roller under the building
and In some manner his hands be-
came wedged under the roller. His
hands were severely crushed and he
suffered considerable pain. DR. Rus
sell dressed the wounds.
The annual meeting OF the Grand
lodge OF Connecticut. l. o. G.. T.,
opened at Elks' hall nj O'Clock this
morning. the Rev Mr. Lounsbury OF
Southport presiding. Thirty-eight dele
gates were in attendance. The degree
was conferred on twenty new mem
bers. A public meeting will take
place this evening. when an interesting
musical and literary program viii be
rendered. including an address by the
Rev Mr. Lounsbury. The convention
will be In session tomorrow.
In the layout and grade OF the rosd
near the Oakville trestle the property
OF Mr. and Mrs Charles Missel Was
cut into considerably. The city al
lowed the owners Sss8-5O for damages
but they think this sum is most un-
reasonable. They claim that their
property is being damaged consider
ably and have taken an appeal
through their attorney. VI. ]. Byrue.
Mr. and Mrs Missel have brought suit
against the city for S1.5Qo The case
Is returnsble to the superior court the
first Tuesday in NOvember.
In the probate court this morning
the application Of y. r. Hansen 20
sell the property Of his wife. Emily.
deceased. was heard. IL seems that
I'm her viii Mrs Hansen left one-hslf cf
her property TO her husband and one
half to her three children By former
husband Now Mr Hansen who II ex-
erutor Of the viii. wishes TO dispose
az some Of the property. declaring that
il IL poor investment The Children.
through their attnrney. " J. Byrne.
claim that the property vhich be wish
- to seu IL payinE 4 per cent Interest
zud that Il would he the height ~
folly 70 dispose - the land snd invest
fhe mener IN son1e other Object De
cision vas reserved