Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-05
CITY NEWS

feY days at Niagara college where he was entertained by the Waterbury stu dents. Daniel T. Harrington has sold to Thomas A. Delowry his property sit uated at 42 Walnut street consisting of two houses and barn with a large strip of land in the rear. Mir Delowry has purchased the property for invest ment.
 In the probate court this forenoon Judge Lowe appointed Levings An bolt of Middlebury administrator on the estate of Mrs Esther Gaylord and Lawrence Peterson administrator on the estate of Nils Peterson. Both are small estates.
 Owing to the prevalence of scar let fever Health Officer Kilmartin has advised that yards. front and in rear. be cleaned and put in sani- tary condition. The inspector Was instructed to see that this idea is car ried out in all parts of Waterbury.
 A memorial mass will be celebrated in the church of the Immaculate Con- ception on Friday morning at seven o'clock for the repose of the soul of Reverend Mother St. Genevieve. The members of the Alumnae association of the Congregation de Notre Dame are requested to attend.
 Yesterday afternoon Miss Ruth Cam, daughter of Mir and Mrs Ste phen E. Cam of North Willow street. while passing near the corner of Hill side avenue and Pine street, was shot in the leg by some sportsman and in. jured so badly that a physician had to be called to extract the bullet.
 Thomas Fleming and the Waterbury Clock company have severed their association. For twenty-one years glass cutting department. He con cluded he is about entitled to a rest now and will go into business with his brother Michael who lives on BeacUn street and Is well known in the north end.
 One of the most interesting and largely attended meetings of Brass City lodge N. l.. O. F.. was helI on Monday evening at Columbus hail.
 
 lodge members good but there was also large attendance of visitors, in cluding the degree team of Anchor lodge. which inducted four members into the mysteries of the order in a most impressive manner In addition nine candidates were balloted for. Junior Past Warden James F. Delaney was elected delegate to the grand lodge session April II. During the social hour which followed. social con verse and refreshments filled in the time. making the affair thorough and delightful success.
 Attorney James NJ. Lynch received the surprise of his life on Bank stIe.t yesterday afternoon. The Brooklyn attorney was walking along the street when he saw man pass by and Mir Lynch thought he recognized him as Edward Leonard. who was recently sentenced to state prison for life on account of his connection with the Lockwood murder He followed the man along Bank street until he Iprt an officer and he stated that Ee thought that he had seen LeonaT1 gO-
  there was nothing 10 it but it was not strange that Attorney Lynch was de ceived for the man who lives in Tor rington looks so much like Leonart that person would take him for his twin brother.
 The residents of Waterville made q big mistake in the delegation that alI- peared before the board vf health tn lecture the board regarding the crelna- tory. They represented that the plant is a blot to the district in various ways and in none more so than that from a sanitary standpoint This may be true but If so if doesn't interfere with the health of the people. that is if one could judge the others by thJse who attended the meeting. everyone Of whom appeared in the enjoyment If good health and spirits. so much so that spectators couldn't help smiling when they heard some of them say that they can't sleep nights The com mittee should have besn made up uf every invsIsd in the place and th-n perhaps the board might have taken more stock in the contention that the stench is harmful
 Dr De LIEuorf of North Rivsrsiss street. who vas before the aldern-a Tuesday night complaining about dust and dirt la that street. is nos the only person ia Waterbury who would Ike to get rid of the duEl. People who live On East Main and 1 Baldwin streets can't see where 1. they are going about half the tine . n account Of the bIindins dust ana 2 hey think some Of the money sPpro- { 1risted for street york could not 0e . 1sei to better advantage than sT lssinE the spriakif1g carts gO 1vsr hen ia such weather as this The szns thing is true Of slnos- all ths . .trssts of the city % that ths hzsi- 1ess Of street sp-inklins in water yury Is so7s-hi1z vhich should re sesTs more consideration unless the public gets quite sn appetite so- and. dust and dirt of svsrE esscriP .io1-
 Just think 0F ft- NIneSy per cssL f al ere frs1hsez are due r0 -p1-rizz 1T the u<e < glasses after fafluT@ ez1s w to Eke weer1nT nf vr1z