Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-19
CITY NEWS

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 o'clock this afternoon 'St ss Dr P. J. Dwyer is putting down { 1 handsome fence in front of his office and home at the corner of Baldwin and Washington streets.
 A son, William Edward, was borr this morning to Dr and Mrs James J. McLinden. The infant lived but short time, the funeral being held this afternoon. .s-... ... .....- Joseph, the 2-months-old son of MT and Mrs Anthony Bielsky of Griggs street, died yesterday. The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in Calvary cemetery. The funeral of the late Johr Schott, aged S3 years, who died Mon day at the Hartford hospital, took place this afternoon from the resi- dence of his daughter, Mrs H. w | Byars of South Main street, with ser vice by Dr Davenport and interment | in Riverside cemetery.
 Miss Ina Frances Jennings and Horace Richardson were married yes terday afternoon at the home of the brides parents, MT and Mrs Edward L.. Jennings, 56 Kellogg street. h. | the Rev John N. Lewis, Jr. Nils. Louise Heins of Brooklyn, N. Y., was maid of honor and Tracy Manville was best man. Louis c. Archambault has sold to
 John and Mary Holmes his new three | family house situated on Laurel street. MT and Mrs Holmes have pur-
 chased the property for home and | investment. The sale was made
 through the agency of Daniel T. Far | rington of 40 East Main street. During the shower Tuesday after noon lightning bolt came into the house of J. G. Twining at East Side park on the Cheshire road, over the telephone wire. It tore the paper off the ceiling of the kitchen an6 dining room and set fire to paper also to a couch cover on which D. NJ Atwood was sleeping.
 List of letters remaining un claimed in the postoffice. Miss Caf fiery, Lottie Castle, Mrs Henry Du charme, MarjariQue Geautier, Mrs Laura Hackett, Mrs Joseph Hebert Mrs Clarence Judson, Mrs Mary B Lewis, Mrs Joseph Root, M. Aron Henry w. Brown, James Collis James Hebert, Percy Kitwood, James McGrath, H. w. Taylor.
 , If the hot weather continues there will be trouble with the dogs. but il is not thought that the situation will call for another order from the mayor to tie them up. Several dogs about town showed symptoms of sickness to-day and for the past few days suspicious cases among canines have been reported from different sections of the city. Tuesday a dog belonging to Oscar Fitzsimons went crazy, and yesterday one owned by s. B. Valjeen of Mill Plain made things lively out that way and kept 1t up until it was shot.
 The new officers of Amity castle. No II, K. of G. E., were installed last night by District Deputy Grand Chief David Miller and staff. The new of- ficers are: P. C.. John Evans. N C.. Charles R. Curtis: V. C.. F. c. New ell; H. P. J. B. Benson; V. H.. H. G. Fischer; NJ. of R., David Miller: K. of E.. Robert Gardner; S. H.. George Graham. Jr; R. to G. C., Past Chief James Miller. The society is making great preparation for the annual field day of the order, which will be held at Rentschler's park. New Britain. on Saturday, July 2S. when a base ball nine from Amity castle will play a game with a team representing Err win castle of that place.
 The apartments of Jeremiah Egan. 32l North Main street, rear of the residence of Attorney Thomas F. Lawlor. were the scene of slick oper- ations by some silent shoed disciple of nimble fingers Tuesday morning. Jewelry amounting 10 about s90 and S30 cash were taken. The thief was interrupted as he was taking a watch from the pocket of Thomas Sullivan. Mr Egan's father-in-law. who is a night watchman for the Waterbury at the time. The watch was attached to Mir Sullivan's pants pocket by a leather chain and this chain was partly unfOlded when the thief was interrupted. There is no clue to the identity of the unwelcome visitor. but there is an idea among the fam fly affected that a woman did the job. Waterbury was well represented at the firemen's parade at West Ha- ven to-day. large numbers leaving for there on the trolley cars and quite a few making the trip on the steam railroad. The officers chosen yesterday afternoon are as follows: President. Archibald Mcdonald. Put nam; viee-president. William P. Per kins. assistant chief of New Haven: secretary. ]. F. Jones. Westport: treasurer. Samuel C.. SHagE. Water bury; vice-president for each county. Middlesex. George g. Pitt. Middle town. New Haven. Robert IT. Meech- em. East Haven. Holland. John Hef- iron. Rockville. Windham. Frank M- Lincoln. willimantie. New London. Arthur NJ. Brown. Norwich: Liteh- field. Robert A Nagee. watertovn: Fairfield. George W. Boxardus. South NorwaIk. Hartford. William Norton. PlainviIIe-
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