Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-24
CITY NEWS

| No /. A. 0. H., ar their last meeting 1 will hold a meeting tonight at S:30 1 o'clock.
 i St Johns choir and others. about thirty in all, left here this morning for i weeks pleasure trip. including Rock 1 away Beach. Central park. West Point. Newburg. Washington. Pittsfeld. Twin 1 lakes and other points of interest.
 Chatfeld Guard Veteran association and their friends had big day at Savin Rock Saturday. The orators at the banquet included Captain F. R 1 White, Colonel A. I. Good ! rich. Lieutenant 4. C. Hitchcock and i others.
 1 The bans of marriage were pub lished for the first time at St Francis Navier's church yesterday between J. l J. Derwin. the well known musician. ! and Miss Mary Downey, daughter or ] MT and Mrs John c. Downey of Bald i win street.
 The barn in the rear of the Kilmar- | tin property on West Main street, re- 1 gently conveyed to the Consolidated l road, was damaged by fire Saturday | night to the extent of about S200. The i department was called and saved the building from being reduced to ashes. On August a number of local 1 bankruptcy hearings will be reached i by Referee Newton in New Haven. The first meeting of the creditors of Israel Hornbein, proprietor of the Bos- ton Mattress Co, will take place. and 1 also the final hearings on the petitions of 4. H. Hess, who kept a grocery on l North square, and E. H. Plumb. who kept a meat store on South Main street.
 Frank Case and L. Harper. both residents of Franklin street. beat all competitors at the angling business at Pearl lake Saturday night, catching a large string of bullheads and hook ing turtle that weighed in the neigh borhoOd of 200 pounds. MT Case said he thought the bottom was coming out of the lake when be saw what was on the end of his hook. It was a monster and the two fishermen had quite an experience getting it home. i It held onto the end of stout stick | for a considerable distance and the men took turns at carrying it until IltA nttdulH Sp llTta they udu lD ! wrench the end of the stick out of its mouth and give it hold about mid way. after which they placed the ends of the stick on their shoulders and marched triumphantly down sylvan avenue just as people were hurrying to the early service at St Francis Xavier's church. Considering the number of youngsters that go swim ming in the lake it is a wonder the turtle didn't pull some of them under the water.
 When all the people of Waterbury learn what a beautiful place Hamilton park is, more picnics will be held there and the number of people who will spend the Sunday there will be considerably larger. IL is an ideal spot for an outing and 1t is a wonder more people do not take advantage of it. The main drive is a beautiful road way and the walks are in splendid shape. to. The swimming pool was well patronized yesterday morning but in the afternoon the place was desert ed save by a beautiful white drake with the regulation curl in the feath- CTS of his tail. and a duck Of the same color that hobbled about in a manner which showed rhat it stood in great need C1 a crUtch. Now and then Super iuteudenr Walker or Constable McDOn- GlI appeared on the scene and noticing nothing out ot k.lter disappear rel al- most as nysteri0usly as they came The driveway. walks and other cOsey l0oks should have names. sD that f
 T-fE-rH= ~.T~ Hrs.- could mention some particular S0Df that would be acceptable 10 all
 4 man who made a trip 10 Cheshire
 yesterday by way of Stupidity bridge 1t WelEe's corner says he cannot uu- de-s-aGd why the city ever allowed such a thing ts he huiit there He thinks rhe present city government
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 vUrks is way int0 the g-eu by means of the doorway To rha ordinary nor tzl lr looked rather tough ro think h-r man belnEs had 70 live il such E1ve,s
 b-t Ir didn't appear ss 0 tEe teE1ze1. uE tEz duz9urs. nearly all oF -rEsu were having a t0lly tine drinking z.-ei and 5uduIzinz i1 all sorts of games The nan thinks the trolley iS zlriEs lie public a game Of t9Ily ab0ur tl- guaEmfTe al the Summit He tr5ei rr Ind + fsu- failed and iureIiate-y r11- eluIeI thar ms is made a pretezt f0- u0r openInE the rad and that the req s1n fs kngHn only te the e0mpany-
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