Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-08

church last night the Rev \. S
 Noight of Westwood, N.,, J. was
 unanimously called to fill the pulpit I The Rev MT Voight has preached a;
 the church one or twice and con, ducted prayer meetings there last
 week. The congregation was very
 much pleased with him.. .... ..-.., Il Charles c. Downs, of 4S1 Burton street, received compound fracture
 of the right arm, while assisting the Oiler at the Chase rolling mills yes terday. His hand was caught In the
 belting and before he could eytricate it, was drawn nto the wheel He
 was removed to the Waterbury hospi- tai. -'. a | Joseph Pinkinaets of 619 North
 Riverside street. an employe of the l Chase Rolling Mill Co, was overcome l by the heat about o'clock yesterday and was in precarious condition l for several hours. the fever being be- 1 tween 101 and 10S up to 10 o'clock. ] About 300 pounds of ice were used I on him, which was furnished by the
 Waterbury Ice corporation. .s The rain storm of yesterday after noon, which was accompanied by sharp flashes of lightning and loud peals of thunder, washed the streets thoroughly, and while it did little | damage here and there, the good it accomplished in cooling things of more than made up for the damage, even though timid folks did scream and rush into clothes closets and other dark corners.
 | List of letters remaining un- claimed in the postoffice.; Miss Char lotta Crawford, Miss Miriam Davis, Miss Maggie Mccormick, Mrs Mo Gowan, Mrs Charles Robinson, Miss Laura Terrell, John w. Boyle, Charles E. Cramp, J. Cunningham, John Dorsey, James Leary, Clerinda Hetu, A. Marshall, Edward Mora ghan, Fred Peck, Thomas Simpson, Thomas Speers, August Stanska, Prof Zola.
 Yesterday afternoon fire broke out in Weyand's metal and skylight fac tory on Jefferson street and for a time the flremen were busy battling with smoke-the fire didn't amount to much. John Mates of the Leaven- worth street house was overcome by the smoke and had to be carried to one side where he soon revived un- der the influence of the fresh air. The damage will amount to about s200 or $500.
 The board of pubic safety at a special meeting held yesterday after noon, decided to buy the William Lafin lot on the corner of Baldwin and Luke streets. The price is s2.- 300. It is unknown when the buill- ing of an engine house will begin. Superintendent Beach communicated to the board to the effect that in making up the appropriations last winter a mistake was made in the total showing 1t to be s54,1S6 while 1t should have been s55,6S6. Com missioners Griffin and Margraff were appointed a committee to have the mistake corrected if possible. It IS very likely that the board will re- quest the board of aldermen to make special appropriation of s1,500.
 An army of youngsters made things lively for a peddler on Elm street this morning and it was pitty an officer didn't happen to be on hand to catch a couple of them and escort them to the police station. There Is a good deal of this business going on in Waterbury and it will continue until somebody Is taught that peddleTs have rights which everybody is obliged to respect It is a shameful sight to see boys aim ing stones at anybody and especially an old person who is trying to make an honest living. It is not likely that parents would allow their children to misbehave in this way if they knew it. but on the other hand every body ought to keep an ere after his children and find out what they are doing. The abuse of the peddler is something that Is attracting public notice and if it is continued some body is bound to get into trouble.
 pr P. ]. Callaghan Is again at iih- erty, though yesterday afternoon at the close of the review of his finan- ciaI status Judge Peasley decided he was worth more than s15 and ii.e poor debtors oath should not have been administered to him. For ai- most an hour the doctor and sheriff Durham waited in the court house lobby for some friends to appea-. and 1t looked as though the sheriff would have to take the doctor back to New Haven. At the last moment. however. succor came and the dnctoT settled with his creditor. Julius Chotzianof. paying him $500. which is sIO0 over and above 'he amount of the judgment given against the doctor four years ago. and in default of which he -as taken tc jail on ! body writ and held there until bal was given For the past month the doctor has been enjoying the jail lib- critics. but this was not business and rather than go back again to New Haven and let his business here go to pot he settled up
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