Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-12
CITY NEWS

icy Nllle Ou SuOIL NlSIt tO lIltuuS. There was no session of St Thomas's
 parochial school today as the sisters
 were moving into their new building. The first meeting of the creditors of William H. Richmond, who has filed petition in bankruptcy, will take
 place on January % in the office of
 Referee Newton in New Haven.
 Mrs Katherine Harrington, widow
 of the late William Harrington of Ill
 South Leonard street. died this noon at the residence of her hister, Mrs
 John Kelly, corner of River and Bald win streets. The time of the funeral will be announced later.
 The democratic wing of the board of education have made these appoint
 ments: Carpenters. Thomas Quinn,
 Bishop street, Patrick Kelley and Jo- seph Nell, son of the alderman of
 that name: mason, James Hurley,
 Dublin street, and painter, Daniel J.
 Rafferty, Riverside street. .
 Last evening about 6:30, as Daniel
 Finnegan was driving down North
 Main street, his horse stumbled near
 Spencer avenue and Mir Finnegan was
 thrown headlong in the street. The
 horse started to tear away. but it was
 quickly stopped. Although the cigar
 man was thrown out with much force
 he escaped being seriously injured,
 having only few slight bruises.
 Superintendent of Streets Morris had gang of men cleaning the mud from the center to-day. The crosswalk. in Exchange place is in wretched cOndi- ton and it is about time something was done to fix it. After every rain storm that amounts to anything a per son needs boat to get by. The water in some places is about an inch or more deep and pedestrians have to be careful or their pedals become very, very wet. It is to he hoped that the holes in the walk will soon be repaired so that the walk will at least be free from water.
 This morning one of the horses of the Brass City Coal Co fell on the tracks near the Naugatuck station and as result couple of trains were held up for about fifteen min Utes. The accident happened about a quarter to eight when the watertown train was coming into the station. That train was held up and shortly after the train which came from Win stei was also delayed on the tracks. The animal. which was hitched to a wagon containing half ton of coal. was finally got out of the way and the trains went along.
 William C. Moore, the mineral water and ]. IT. Mulville. the funeral director. piloted a party of friends into The rural districts on fishing expedition yesterday and gave them such a shaking up that some of them will have no more to do with | them-s They caught some fish. but the l they went through in get ting them. to say nothing of the risk l to life and. limb. made the catch So ! that they won't care to rry | it any more. Mulrille lost one of his ! tip-upS and In making an effort to | find # he would have gone under the | ice were it not for the timely assist I lnce of Mr Moore and others Of ih. party. who grabbed him by the legs just in time to prevent what threat, rne,i to result in a duckfng. if not 2 browning accident.
 William Kehoe. better known as Kid who participated in one of the matches in SimOnsvilie las | light. does not intend tO z0 back to his nome In Boston for some time. For he present he will stay with friends n the eastern section of the city and ie hopeS that he wiH get a match on with Ed OCouneIl of New Haven. The thickness with whirh Kehoe threw his opponent. Khi Hartford. last evening. ihouS that he is q very clever boy md the Elm city man will have his lsnsls full If he attempts t0 throw the 8oston boy twice in an hour. KehOe hinks thst the game to have him go .u with Griffin last night was only , uSe so thst the New Haven men eouls -et q line on him Kehoe appearS te = veSy modest young fellow and n taking fo reporter to-day said he rSHti he o1ly too wiling to meet yCSuneH at 15S TouB.Is provided the 1tfer aSreed is throw Tim tufce sn aa ,eur. Kekpe during h7s shar1 stay Id he city has made many frfen.f< uhO re csnsdezf that ke can half kis 0uu rfth O'CozneH under the above caali- ious- He has ure<tIef several sf tic e<t E<htweEhfs about the rsanfrr usl soze time sEs was aa 4n hssar in n exkihftiea mateh with Pruf uket yU4. fsrmerIT s< tkis eity.