Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-10
CITY NEWS

south Main street store.
 Company G will hold a meeting this evening for the purpose of com. 1 pleting arrangements TOT the annual
 clambake.
 A reception was rendered to Mis-
 Margaret Coyle of Sylvan avenue las night. The exercises included mu sical and literary program.
 The late Berkley Hotchkiss left nc
 will and to-day William B. Brooks
 was appointed administrator on hi!
 estate. He was also appointed ap praiser with David NJ. Plumb. It was reported at the Hartford
 hospital last night that Samuel Field mann and Susie E. Hills of Water bury, who were taken to the hOspita Wednesday afternoon, were getting along nicely and will be able to leave
 in few days. The carpenter work on the addi tion to the American Pin Co at Wa terville is now practically completed
 The building is 267 feet long, 60 fee
 wide and 53 feet high. The Aid as
 sociation of the company will give
 a grand ball in the new building Fri
 day evening, August 24.
 Dennis Flynn drank more than was
 good for him to-day and he got into
 a wrangle with some men near the Dublin street depot. A man named
 John Sullivan was his particular aversion. The police ambulance was
 sent for and Flynn was in cell be-
 fore he was we'll aware of it.
 Daniel Lawlor of the Poli Stock
 company has signed to play in Her
 Own Way" the leading male role.
 Maxine Elliott starred in this play
 two seasons ago. MT Lawlor intends
 leaving in few days to commence rehearsals. MT Lawlor has been quite a success since his appearance in the Poli Stock company.
 Two young girls named Margare, Hugron and Mollie Aprian, IA and Ia years of age respectively, were found at the South avenue steamboat dock in Bridgeport last night by Officers Poland and Coughlin. The girls said they came from New Haven. SbutL af, terward admitted they ran away from their homes in Waterbury. They were held and their parents went to Bridgeport this morning to bring them home.
 In the city court this morning sen- tence was suspended on Edward Leary for intoxication. Michael Gal way was sent to jail for thirty days for intoxication, and Vincenzo Mar chetti, the "Peeping Jack" of Brook lyn, was fined S7 and costs. He has been bothering Mrs Margaret Daw- son for some time. Threats of ar rest had no effect on him and last night when he took up his accus- toned post in the rear of Mrs Daw- sons house she sent for Officer J. Walsh and the fellow was arrested.
 Angelo and Vito CovielIo and De- nato Masi surrendered at the police station this forenoon. They are charged with breach of the peace. One evening a week ago they and three or four more went on the ram- page on Bishop street and struck terror into the hearts of the residents for a few hours. The cause of the disturbance was the usual one, cards. and one man got badly cut up. The injured man managed to crawl down town the following day and lodged complaints against his assailants. But all of them fed the town. This morn- ing a child of Coviello's died and in order to attend the funeral the father returned to. town with his compa- triots and surrendered themselves.
 An expert thrower of cigarette butts was responsible for a fire at 79 Bank street this forenoon. He was passing under the awning over the front of the Grand Union Tea store. opposite Center street, when his cigarette was so far burned he had to throw 1t away. It alighted on the upper side of the awning and instantly there was a fire. Attorney Russell's office was soon full of smoke and with Constable Hoppe he tackled the fire from above, while the tea clerks went for 1t from below. Water was very scarce and the amateur firemen went wor the fire with brooms and in a few minutes had the awning down. There was no other damage.
 Last evening Edward Lezotte of Dikeman street reported at the police station that his two boys and three other children. who had gone berry, ing. were lost. When last seen they were in the vicinity of the East Mountain reservoir. Later on the youngsters showed up all right. and then Dikeman street resumed it's ac- customed quiet. The youngsters lost struck the right path. Frequently peO- pie get oil the regular routes in the woods and once they strike unfamil- far ground they become excited and don't know what to do. The other day half a dozen girls who live out east got lost in the woods beyond Oak street and had 10 be piloted out of the brush by Contractor Reiley and a gang of men who are working in that district. One of the party. an East Main street belle. thought she knew every foot of that territory. but it didn't take her long to find out that things have changed SO in the past few years she would not know she ever saw the place before
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