Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-20
CITY NEWS

Mrs Elizabeth Lathrop was in town to-day.
 Mrs Lucy F. Danielson, aged 1T years, wife of Jesse Danielson of Park road. died last evening. The funeral will be held tomorrow after noon at 8 o'clock with service at the house and interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
 Officer Bert Hazel of the Bridge port police department came to town this afternoon to take back Charles Kelly, who is wanted in Bridgeport on charge of non-support. Hazel and the prisoner went to the Park City on the 4:35 o'clock train. The Waterbury Tent Co filed arti- cles with the secretary of state at Hartford this afternoon. The capi- tai stock is s25.000. The Farrell Foundry and Machine Go of Ahsonia gave notice of an increase of the cap ital stock of the company from $l,- 150,000 to $1,200,000. -,N A trolley car jumped the track on West Main street, nearly opposite City hall, shortly after o'clock this afternoon, causing a delay of some thing in the neighborhood of half an hour. long enough to prevent several people from going home to dinner. One man said he had made up his mind to eat at The Elton and tell the manager to charge it to the troll ley company.
 This afternoon Attorney c. G. Root filed with the probate court the two bonds of Franklyn A. Taylor as trus- | tee and executor of the estate of the late Archibald F. Rice. Each bond Is for S50.OO0 and MT Taylor was not obliged to go to a security company for them either. His sureties are A. F. Rice. Mrs Ella s. Williams. Mrs B. R. Mpnson and Mrs Helen Rice. A peculiar law suit was instituted to-day by Attorney M. ]. Byrne aginst Antonio Mariana of Simonsville. MT Byrne is Mariano's landlord and he sues him for S5. half a months rent Mariana does not deny the rent Is due but he claims to have an offset against 1t. He says that for the past | year he has done considerable work for Mir Byrne by acting as interpre- | ter for him, in business transactions. | The suit Is returnable before justice of the peace.
 | Chief Hull and a fellow officer | from Torrington were in this city ' yesterday afternoon in connection with the shooting affair which took | place in Torrington on Wednesday, as result of which Charles Kaliva is in dangerous condition In New Haven hospital. Kazimun Silun, who did the shooting, is still at large and 1t was reported that he was hiding in this city. Hull could find no traces of the fugitive in this city and he went back to Torrington none the wiser for his trip. The injured mans condition has become worse and there is very little chance of his getting over the wound.
 As stated herein yesterday Mayor Thoms has received another propo- sition from the trolley company re- garding trolley extensions. which promises to prove satisfactory to his honor and the board of aldermen. It looks that way. now, for the mayor has called a special meeting of the aldermen for tonight to consider the
 
 matter, SO that in all probability the whole thing will be settled before he leaves on his trip abroad The present offer is substantially all that Mayor Thoms contended for from the beginning, something that never would have been agreed to if the question had not been permitted to stand on it's own merit.
 The incident of the diamond ring (which brought ex-Patrolman Peter H Dunais into such unpleasant notori ety. Is closed and will soon become . matter of sensational history. The ring. the property of Cassius M Iwebb. was returned to him last even ing by Superintendent of Police lBeach on the advice of Dunais- Thu lthe matter was closed forever and speculation as to what the outeoms would be is necessarily ended Tn. whole police force vas surprised al the singular and sudden termination lof the matter. but everybody vh< had anything to do with It Is gisf that fl Is over. and 10 one more ~ Ithan Nr Webb. vho has not said al lfll-tempered word about the ex IpoIicsman through the whole akair Iso there vfn bs 10 court proceedinGs U-~ -