Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-13
CITY NEWS

The American band will give a con cert on the green Friday evening.
 You can purchase handsome oak Morris chair at Hampson-Sellew's for $4.95.
 1 The stables of F. H. Chase at Mid dlebury were destroyed by fire this morning. The damage will amount to about $1,000.
 Mulcahy council, K. of C., is making arrangements for their coming dance which is to take place in LeavenwortS hall next month.
 The democratic town committee held a meeting last night and fixed | September % as the date for holding the city, town and school conventions. Harry Batchelder, the well known football player, who is coaching the All-Waterbury team had his knee cap knocked out of joint during the last practice.
 The funeral of John Reich, the 10. years-old son of Mir and Mrs Abraham Reich of Vine street, who died yester. day, took place this morning, with in. terment in Brass City cemetery. | Mrs Elizabeth Shane died to-day at the Waterbury hospital. The remains were removed to the residence of John Wall, 112 Stone street, from where the funeral will be held Fri day.
 Jeremiah Fruin of South Leonard street was operated on to- Lay at the | Waterbury hospital for appendicitis. The man is in critical condition and the chances for his recovery are doubt. l ful.
 | Catherine. the three years old daughter of Mfr and MrsNWilliam Bar ton of 33 Fuller street, died this morn ing. The funeral will be held at , | o'clock tomorrow afternoon with ir- torment in new St Joseph's cemeter;-.
 John Leonard of 42 Dlkeman street, who was severely injured by being struck by fly wheel about two months ago, is now able to walk, and Dr O'Connor expects him to be able to resume work in a couple of weeks more.
 Ralph Blakeslee's scalp Is now in danger and, like Alderman Beach, he may want special legislation to save It. It was said to-day that friends of Otis s. Northrop think him the logical nominee for mayor on the republican ticket. Ralph, look out.
 John Ross, who figured in the acci. dent at Scovill's yesterday. is improv- ing rapidly and will be out again soon. Edward Saum. the other man injured by the live wire, is getting along nicely at the hospital and 1t is expected that he will leave the institution after q couple of days more
 The campaign committee of the Third Ward Republican club Is as fol. lows: John F. Elton. Adam Callan, F. w. French. Max Kamak. Robert Walker, Samuel ]. Marsh. George E. Sellew, Frank Ineson. Charles Bauby. Joseph Bernier. Fred Lauper. James Geddes, A. I. Goodrich, Charles H. Humphrey, Charles s. Chapman. F. H. Mattoon. E. A. Bass, John Blair and John Barrie.
 A young fellow about twelve years of age and residing on William street. pummelled another young fellow about the same size out near weIton street yesterday afternoon. The Doy who was trOunced ran into his house and soon had his mother and a couple of sisters out chasing the one who was handing out the beatings. AL though they were good runners they were not able to catch the boy and when they gave up the chase he turn ed around and gave them the laugh.
 The old case of Frank Bent Of | ITaTohEFou-F11a agafrat
 Weston of South Carolina was re- sumed in the district court to-day be- fore Judge Peasley. This case was left unfinished when court adjourned last July. The plaintiff claims that he was doing a good manufacturing bus mess in Hartford until the defendant induced him to give 1t ID to start mak- ing a patent he had secured. and in which he said there was sure and easy money. After plaintiff broke up his business. defendant refused to keep his contract with him. hence the suit
 Jennie Carroll. an employe of SmiGh S Griggs' factory. and residing on South Main street. met with an unfor- f tunate accident while on her way home from work this noon. She had not gone far on her journey when a conductor on a passing car hit her and knocked her headlOng in the road. It seems that the conductor was on the running board and WIS about to reach out to collect a fare and struck the girl with the whole force of his body. The girl received q severe shaking ID and a deep Essh was made in her head. She was carried to her home later On a trolley car The conductor. who was Charles Warner. had f0 lay oT ftIs afferuoou from the effects Of