Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-18
CITY NEWS

Get your seats early for "Peggy from Paris" at Polls Friday night.
 Better than ever is the second edi- ton of Hellmann's 1905 Book Beer.
 Have you seen the famous book goat? It is announcing the coming out of Hellmanns Book next Thursday.
 The iron work for the vault to be constructed for the town clerks office is being delivered and the work of put ting it up will soon commence.
 Dr Russell was called yesterday to attend Mary Sullivan, twelve year old girl, who fell down stairway at her home at 1929 Bank street and fractured her right arm at the shoul- der. '
 . Fulton Music Co.'S grand opening to- morrow afternoon and evening. Or chestra concert 3 to 6 and to 10 p. m. Special sheet music sale at 15 cents per copy. Souvenir music. Opposite new postoffice. Come in and look us over.
 Three or four persons who didn't seem to be able to care for themselves were taken in charge by the police to- day and given ride 'to the station in the patrol wagon where they were locked up and then the chief wrote the word drunk" after their names on the red fringed slate.
 Two cases of cerebros spinal menin- gitis have been reported from North Leonard street. One of the victims, a baby, died today, and the other is not expected to live much longer. The children are Lithuanians and were stricken down with the malady dur ing the past few days.
 To-day the trolley company started tearing up and relaying the paving blocks between the tracks on East Main street from Exchange place to School street. They were put down fin a hurry last fall and didn't look just right when the frost got out of the ground.
 Those persons intending to have a seat at the Sheridan Council banquet table May and have not yet secured tickets should do so at once as the de- mand for them is increasing. The na- tional and state officers will be here On that occasion. and the representa- tive citizens of Waterbury will also have seats at the table that evening.
 Mary Sullivan of Washington ave nue, who was badly scalded in the lamp room at Holmes, Booth X Hay dens several weeks ago. is doing nicely but it will be a long time before she will be able to do anything. Dr Rus sell. the attending physician, did some skin grafting on the patient yes terday and more will be done later on.
 Waterbury was visited by samples of nearly all kinds of weather this afternoon, snow. sleet, rain, wind and sunshine coming fin less than an hour. There was sharp frost last night. enough to nip early plants and make the man who has seeds in the ground feel thankful that they knew enough to keep their heads under cover for a few days more.
 The report of the death at Los Ange. les of Mrs Dennis McGrath was rather premature. and Edward s. Cullen. WIG with Miss B. McGrath left for that place Saturday. learned of the false rumor at Albany and returned home. Miss McGrath decided to continue the trip. Mrs McGrath is i'll at Los An geles. but owing to some misunder. standing relatives here were infNmesl that she died last Thursday. Detective John Kennaugh was sent to New York this afternoon to assist in bringing the Lockwood suspects to Waterbury. There is no doubt but that the accused will arrive in this city tonight as it is not expected they will attempt tn fight the requisition papers. The story gleanei by Detec tive Kennaugh. who first discovered the evidence in the case. together witt the statements made by the men ir New York. are believed to have re moved every chance of their making q contest.
 At the mid-monfhly meeting of th. department of charities yesterday af ternOpn the communication from tns board of health relative to the care oi the isolation hospital was referred l. the hospital committee with i1struc tions to talk the matter over with Ia. health authorities The department o charities would he willing to keep th. place clean when it is not occupied but they are not anxious to te re>pcn sible while patients are in the build fax- It was voted to provide cards foF | the manager of the BrBcksis1e home ~ as to simplify the work of making ai repUrtA