Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-11
CITY NEWS

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 In the suit of Danie! T. Harrington, the real estate agent against George B. Cowles of WOOdbury for sIG con-
 mission on a real estate transaction, Judge Peasley today gave judgment for the defendant to recover his costs.
 The supreme court docket which has been issued shows that Waterbury has five cases before that tribunal. They are DeWandelaer ys Sawdey. Kelley vs Torkomian. Lathrop vs Lathrop. Rigney ys the city, and the state vs Dobkins.
 This evening members of the local N. F. o. F. will assist the grand waE- den, Frank F.. Hill of New Haven. at the installation of the officers of leu tOnia lodge ill Union City. This lodge is the baby lodge of. Connecticut. yet has over sixty-five members and all German speaking people. The delega- tion will leave on the 7:42 car.
 Now is the time to get corner on muzzles for dogs. X sharp business man said to-day that a fellow with an eye to business could make a few dol lars by purchasing all the muzzles in lOWu tdtIy ulttiHoOhs Iht N"- tertOwn authorities have taken time by the forelock and ordered that every canine in the place, large and small young and old. whether well behaved or vicious, wear muzzles until further notice.
 The funeral of Michael Cronin took place this morning from his late home on Lafayette street with Il mass of requiem at St Patrick's church by the Rev Father Gleason and interment in St JOsepb's cemetery. The bearers were Joseph Bagley. Patrick Doyle. Daniel Shea. Peter Culbert, Patrick Cronln. Dennis Lynch. The floral off, ferings included bouquets from Mrs D. Cronin, baby Sheehan and Mrs Martin.
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 Last evening when Mr and Mrs Wi. liam F.. Moran returned from their wedding trip they were met at the sta ton by party of their friends who had been waiting to give the couple q royal welcome. The serenaders after making a lot of noise outside went in and took possession of the house. The evening was spent In an enjoyable manner. many selections of a musical nature being given. \ collation. was served and the merrymakers departed after giving three cheers for the newly married couple.
 Last evening about q o'clock. on South Main street. if il were not for the quick action of Special Oificers Erubb and Fitzgerald n serious acci- uent might have taken place. A horse pwnedAby Mr Stanley of Waterpwn was hitciled to post when it was frightened by passing car. It i'm; metllatelu made dash io get away and in doing SD broke the bridle and started to run. It was making dash for the window on the opposite side of the street when tile officers men tionel above. who happened along at the time. ran out and caught the ani- maj. The horse was very spirite,i one and the street being crowded at the time. it would undoubtedly have caused lot of trouble if it had pro- cceled far
 There Is fellow acting as cOndue- for on the trolley line who. unless he is careful. will be in line for trim ming. judging from the remarks of the men who have been up against his in solencc The fellow Is on duty in the morning when the people are riding to work. and yesterday morning he had the nerve to open the car windows with the mercury at zero point. When the passengers remonstrated he said he was ordered to have plenty of air In the car when the factory people were on the way to work. At night he was again on the ear when the fac tory hands were on their way home. and ss they told him what they thought at0ut his actions he told them they could go up to the office and make 1 q complaint about him if they wished !
 It Is now certain that the penalty of death will not be inflicted upon Ciria- | co CapObisneo on February =. as or dered by Judge Robinson in the >u- perior court a month ago Yesterday i Attorney 0'NeiIl notified Governor l Roberts and the warden of the state I prison at wethersfieId that he will ask l for a reprieve if the case is not ready l for the supreme court. which sits next i month. In fact. Mr O'NeiIl ses-s n9 ! way by which it can be prepared for the supreme court in the short time 1. now intervening The delay is with l Judge Robinson and why he has not I fled his finding on which the appeal I can te prepared Is a matter of sur . prise to Mr O-NeiIL He says the fn.I- . ing should have been IiIel foHg ago 1 Judge Robinson says b. is too busy to 4 gst 1t up Mir O-Nein thinks the delay 4 vxs occzsioned in order that Czpo- bzsnco may be used in the case against Sabfno PerTieIIo- whom the roIsliemuesi I man arru<ssi ef being tiae srfusi esasr i of th- mur srr sf .snzete <osslIits oa July zS asr- IT rePFiese is rret grant . ed Mir USeiu wiH take tke case im- nRetisteiy before the bpard ef per-s