Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-23
CITY NEWS

The board of public health will hold a meeting at $50 o'clock tonight.
 Mrs William Smith of Bridgeport is visiting Mrs Katharine Ryan of Wall street. s--.. s-
 The Forum club will hold a public debate in the Mulcahy Memorial building next Friday night. The ques- tion, Resolved, That some restric- tions should be placed on immigrants" will be debated. James Brennan and Kevin Fitzpatrick will appear for the affirmative and John Savers and Will liam Sullivan for the negative.
 About 8. o'clock this after- noon Officer Brickel found g child.wandering along Exchange place apparently lost. She had no cloak, or hat. but carried large sign in one hand and two clothes pins and stick of candy in the other. She was about 5 years of age, but did not seem to know her name or where she belonged.
 The fitting of glasses is matter that requires both experience and delicate skill. These await you here. And with them unusually ample facilities for executing the necessary work when the proper lenses nave been determined on. We make no charges for examina. ton. We also do all kinds of opticr' repairing while you wait The Lake X Strobel Go.
 Philip Francis walked into the police station this morning and under the weight of q heavy load which he seemed unable to carry without wab- bling, started a conversation with Su- perintendent Beach, who was at the desk. The man was so drunk that the chief thought the best thing to do was to lock him lIp. which he accordingly did. Jack Daley was arrested on South Main street to-day and is charged with drunkenness and vagran- ey, while James Smith was on the slate as a plain drunk. ..
 T. F. Lunny, the hackman. is up i.. arms over the action of the board of safety in compelling Superintendent Beach to pay his own expenses if he wishes to attend the convention 10 be held in Hot Springs, so accordingly has started a subscription to raise enough money to present to the chief in order that he may have not oily enough to defray all costs of the trip. but also to allow him to have a good time. He said today that contribu- tions were coming in fast and he ex- pected by night to have over slc0.
 The police do not believe that John Donahne. who was found dead in the cellar of the Hub restaurant on We'd nesday. met his death by means of a joke played by a friend. but have come to the conclusion that the man Gied a natural death. as was the opinion of the medical examiner. The reason why tine story got around that he might have been doped was circulated. no doubt. because shortly before the man died he partook of a drink in a saloon not far from the Hub. After paying for his drink Domaine walked out and went tO the Huh. and later went tO the cellar. where he was found dead. The detectives assert that as far as they are concerned nothing, will be done tO discover any evidence of any doping felng done. as they are fully convinced that the man died without the efrect of any drug.
 CIrr Attorney kelloxg has the pa- perS ready tO serve on the trolley eoupsuy in the suit instituted by or der of the board of aldrrmen regard fnx the aIieged failure ef the company fo live ID to ffs agreement with the city en the matter cf transfers frunI ffp ofhrr lines to the Cheshire rslad- The papers wuuh have been servei t-ef1re now were It nst fer The pros f--ef ~ settlement hefWeen rpprp-enfa- i've ~ the efty and the company. at 2 sessisa Whieh was ~-fp-lulie To '-e tsld Tn New rark next Monfzy. tut fhts meetinz has heea defsrei o.r and ss q ee1segueEce the 1epeTs wiH t-e .rTvaI ou fhe csuTony at Brsfze vsrrr tomervw ~ Nendsy. Sszre If fhn tnssI hwrer~ think the compeny hz<u-t q lex ts sfsnd e in this c.se- bus H VII gs hard win Nr Paige sni the ezher Emle ~ the Iau s-=orsated uIrh rte company Y theg- fsEI ts HBd a@~ prpfty ep-i p-rs-<-xIs s1 vntch ts r~r fe evwpaEs fntsrSrefarts1 ~r r@. r-~~~1r4