Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-08
CITY NEWS

in town to-day.
 McGivney court, No 2s. D. of L. will hold an important meeting to- night.
 Michael Sullivan, of Pemberton street left for Niagara university to- day.
 Katharine Shields and Martha Col lins are enjoying a vacation in New York. .....
 Mrs Costenbader of Cottage place and her daughter Carrie are visiting friends in Providence.
 Architect Wilfred E. Griggs is in poor health in New York and as soon as he is able will leave for a few months trip in Europe.
 William Borchardt, father of Will liam Borchardt the bottler, last even ing fell near the end of the car tracks on Bank street, and dislocated his shoulder.
 Lillian, the nine months old daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs John Seery of Driggs street, Waterville, died last night. The funeral took place this afterneep witl-iRterment in StJo- seph's cemetery.
 The children who intend to join the sewing class in the convent At the c,>r. ner of South Main and Liberty streets 2 are requested to meet at 2 o'clock to morrow afternoon.
 Waterbury's pocker guide for the month of September is just issued. Besides the other valuable informa- ton contained therein, the time table of the trolley route to Cheshire Is one of the additions.
 The Mattatuck drum band will giV0 promenade this evening at Hamilton hall A good time is in store for all Take the trolley to the Mattatuck shop. then 1t is but a few minutes walk to the hall.
 There is an important meeting of the Elks called for this evening at which business of the utmost import ance to the lodge will be transacted Every member who can possibly do so should be present at this meeting.
 John Begley, Henry Hellmann. John Kelly and F. !. Walsh comprised the most successful fishing party that has been heard from this summer. Yes terday they embarked at Blackroek, near Bridgeport, and sailed to Port Jefferson. l.. I. They had a most de- lightful day cruising and fishing. and brought home about forty pounds of fine fish.
 Sheriff Doherty this afternoon ar rested Gincento Parella in a civil suit for damages. The plalntiff. Joseph Pisanti. a neighbor of Parella. on Bucks Hill. claims that he was assall- ed on August 25 by the defendant who was armed with a hatchet and that they had a terrible tussle before the axe was taken from him. Parella will he held until this afternoon and if he fails to give bail will be removed to jail this evening.
 A horse belonging to Maurice Tafei. the contractor. attached to a light wagon. ran away on North 1t1in street this morning. dashed thrOu. b Exchange place and headed down Bank street at top speed. On the way the wagon hit the hub of D. S Plume's carriage. which was standing near Curfiss' art store. but the collision did not result in any serious Injury. The animal was heading toward the new whittemora block when Police Ufiicer Wagner hove Into sight and nOtwlth standing thar the horse was traveiiug with an the speed there was in it. the offer eollared it and after a fierce struggle brought It to Q standstilL By islanders pronounced # a great catch and couldn't say too much In praise of the efforts of the policeman.
 Eryis Wright of Idylvcod figured in a mIx-up on Bank street. near the Naugatuck station this morning and for a time ha made things -.um with his vocal organs. Ervis was driving uu Bank street and smother fellow driving a riInahout ran into him. It only scratched his wagon. but whaF made Mr Wright angry was the way the other fellow tried Co skip oI with ont waiting fo sec what harm he had done. But he did not e. far before Errts captured him and compelled him fo Faz uuf Of hfs wagon and @ 0ref arS sre where wrizhfs wheel hse beeu scratchesi When Ervis was thru.Eh with him the fellow was as meek ss a lamb and drove of feeling in rsrv funny cuuditio1- -i did1t care ss mneh fcr the harm he di but uus rsrT uuck exritrf over the var tr erdezvored to rrf swsy fron the ni1 ID szs Nr Wriehfs parting ~Fer