Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-24
CITY NEWS

I An application twas filed in the pro- ! bate court today for the appointment
 of an administrator on the estate of
 the late John Jaeger.
 Garden sets, consisting of shovel,
 rake and hoe, will be given for |.
 s. & Co tickets on Tuesdays at Up- son, Singleton & Co.'S.
 Waterbury lodge of Eagles will hold special meeting this evening at : o'clock to take action OF the death of their late brother, James L.
 Murphy.
 One of the horses of the Chase Roll- ing Mill slipped in front of the Gable block on North Main street this morl- ing and fell directly across the tracks. A trolley happened to be passing at the time and only the prompt action of the mOtorman prevented the horse from being rnu over.
 l. Itwas stated by parties m, authority thar the alleged insurance fraud cases will not be tried at the present term of the superior court. The case on trial. Savino Perriello. for murder in the first degree. will close the criminal term. Judge Shumway is assigned to New Haven for April 2nd when criminal business begins there. This arrangement will therefore take the insurance cases over to the June term.
 Three of the four heirs of the late Mrs Emile Hansen have entered q protest to the account of the admin trator. x. F. F. Hansen. The object ors are Mrs Carl Platen, Mrs Carl Nelson and Mrs Joseph Roberge. all living on North street and are child ren of Mrs Hansen's first marriage. They claim that the administrators account of $500 for funeral expenses and for repairs on the estate are too high. There was hearing on the matter in the probate court this fore noon. the heirs being represented by Attorney Byrne and the estate by Judge Pcasley. The matter was con- tinuet.
 The fire department had a run to J6 East Liberty street this morning. where youngster accidentally up- set a lantern in the cellar and set some rubbish on fire. The building belongs to J. s. yeagle and the part where the fire started is occupied by family named Champlain. The youngster was getting some wood and coal and took down the lantern so that he could see where he was going. When be set if down it tipped over and the next thing he knew the place was ablaze. An alarm was sent in and the department hurried tO tho scene and exiinguishcl it before it did much damage. -..
 The S:52 train from this city this morning carried a number from Wa terbury to Hartford To attend oh. hearing before the railroad commis- sioners of the appeal of the Conne.ri- cut Railway and Lighting companr from the conditions imposed by she city in regard 10 a trolley line In Role bins street. The biggeSi delegation went from Brooklyn which Is in fa- vor of the conditions imposed by the city. The Brooklyn representatives also intended to bring some other needed improvements before the. at- tentioa of the commissioners. SeXesal business men from this city .xe.e present at the hearing and the Connes- ticuf Railway and Lighting company were represented hy counsel who ssn- deavorei to have the conditions nal. lighter.
 James Fox was brought intS the police station this morning about l' o'clock and is ehargeI GU the slate with emhezzlement. Fox iS a glspl boxing young fellow and claims to have had at one time workei uissa the newspapers in New York rify. lie has not heen in Waterbury AOu- bu; during his short stay b. est into ~ssas. troulle with a Mr Weel. manager .f the -Esr1hquake- liquid cleaner Fox was oue Of the scIIerx of the artieIe in town and after collecting S5 went t0 New Haven to get some of his ciothes on hereL He was to ees ninety two cents of the two dollars fee eonmis<soB bat he aprs4sristesl tte entire tuo bucks for his use. ss uheu he cane hack fo this rItv he Esi nashinx tO give to Nr Well The fss- ter imnse.Iiztelv <wore eut warrant fer tte arrest ef Fox snf I,sfectft~ D,e1i. Ept hin st the ExcAzncr hsss-l this norninE- It i< heiieVel that the cz~e mar hp settled h<fcrp Msa.Izy. At rrp~s hcur the case against Fox