Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-20

| the ApothecarieS Hall Co, and a wei known football player. was married tt Miss Perry of Fairfield. Mir Kleir | has been doing relief work at tht 1 Bridgeport pharmacies for some time past.
 The attendance last evening at the new Eagle skating rink was far be- | yond the expectations of the manage. ment. The weather was very warm for roller skating but with the cleo tric fans in working order the hall was in perfect condition. Fancy l Dutch skater on rollers tomorrow | night. Ladies admitted free.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed at the post office: Thomas Butler Camille Deur, Miss Sarah E. Graves Mrs Susie Gatlin, Mrs Bridget Gorm. | ley CD, Joseph Klein, Mrs J. C. Moore CD Miss Caro- Northrop, Mrs John Poucher, Mis- Lillian A. Scott Fred Slough, Miss Sarah Smith, John J. Shea, Mrs Julia B. White (2D, Joseph Weiss. The railroad commissioners have approved the application of the Con. | necticut Railway & Lighting Go, fol the laying of their tracks through | Robbins street and the so-called Mid dlebury road in Waterbury. The commissioners have also approved the petition of the Naugatuck Valley and Electric Railway Co, for an exten- sion of their tracks in the borough of Naugatuck through Beacon Falls into the town of Seymour.
 On the afternoon of August 15 last Reginald Jackson, aged 5 years, oi West Main street saw a cent near a | trolleyt rack opposite French street But he did not see a car approaching so that about the time he was pick. ing up the coin the car bumped hin and threw him aside giving him g shaking up and a shock. To-da, through Attorney McGrath, Regi. nald's father. John J. Jackson brought suit against the Connecticut Railway and Lighting company fol damages of $100. .
 The united Italian societies vii have parade tonight headed by thu American band. The line of marci includes East Main, South Main Meadow, Grand and Bank streets stopping at Concordia hall. where q reception will be held. Paul Summa will be grand marshal. The invited guests include Mayor Thoms. City Clerk Sandland. Comptroller Russell Assistant City Clerk Lawlor. Sherifl Smith. Martin L. McEvoy. John Hur | ley. Town Clerk Brett, E-Mayor Xii duff and many other prominent citi- Zens.
 John Leach. nine years old son oi Mir and Mrs John Leach. of Milldale | jumped from moving trolley car | yesterday afternoon and was serious | ly injured. The boy was on his way home from school and with com panion stepped on a Mt Carmel while the car was standing. As soon as
 1t started to move Raymond Smith the companion of Leach. jumped off but Leach hung on until the car wa:
 speeding along at 10 miles an hour
 when he jumped and was thrown il
 such a way that his skull was frac
 tured against the rear steps of ths
 car. which was in charge of Conduc
 tor Duncan and Motorman Auringel
 of this city. His wounds were dress
 ed by Dr Devore. after which he wal removed to his home.
 Judge Peasley held court today
 Officer Horan picked up Edward
 Leary this morning on Bank street
 Leary was fined ST and costs. Officei
 Mulllngs stated that he had beer
 watching young man namet
 Thomas Thaler on Spring street abou
 ten minutes last night. when foJl
 men came along and Thaler bounced
 out upon them. They floored him and
 passed on. and the officer took Thalel | fin charge. Thaler seemed to be full
 of fight and he went for the officer | On three charges of intoXication breach Of the peace and resistance | he was fined S21 and costs. Jamei whalen was arrested late last night A doctor had to astend him. as h. was on the verge of deIirium tremens He was fined g and costs.
 solan s. Reiss is an optician or South Main street and the Spencer Optical company. also on South MaiT street. used to loan him material they claim. Reiss' debt to the Spen cer people amounted to $40 last Mon day. He disputed the bill whereupor the company through Bronson an, Lewis brought suit and Constable Carmody attached a number O chairs. tables and carpets. taking tn latter of from the floors of the op tieian's parlor. which the constable alleges was his ofice. There is law against attaching household fur niture so this morning Attorney Nc Grath undertook to get the good back on a repIevin- The suit vil | in time show whether the goods ver' or were not household furniture.
 The public schools have now cp ened in full swing and maybe yos will hear some complaint o1 the pa-' of the small bcy or girl about see ! ing the bIaekboard or pains in tn. forehead after reading If it is eys trOubIe-an examination czts noth- ins-w. Richard Upson. optieiz1 ! with the Upsoa Jevelry company.