Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-30
CITY NEWS

Pictures of all members in the Poll Stock Go in the Sunday Telegram to- morrow.
 St Mary's T. A. society will meet Monday evening at s o'clock in St Patrick's hall.
 The hearing on the abolition of the grade crossing at Greystone has been postponed until July 10.
 The police were not busy to-day. Only one arrest was recorded at the station house, and that was Belle Ward, who was brought in for in toXication.
 Herman D. Hendrick, Jr, the 6 years old son of MT and Mrs Herman D. Hendrick of 232 Pine street, died yesterday. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon. The remains will be taken to Derby for burial.
 W. W. Rease, agent for the Hu- mane society, shot two horses yester- day belonging to James Hammel, a gypsy, whose tent is pitched on lower South Main street. The animals were past their labor and needed a long rest.
 The festival of the Ladies' auxili- ary, A. o. H., will close this evening at Eagles hall. All canvassers are requested to hand in their books at 8 p. m. There will be promenade this evening. Fulton's orchestra will furnish the music.
 This afternoon the lawyers began the Saturday half holiday for their stenographers and it will continue to the first Saturday in September. The lawyers themselves are so busy help ing people out of misfortune that they must keep their noses to the grind stone. " s.-
 To-day a new fire horse will be broken in at the Leavenworth street fire house. The animal was pur- chased about a month ago, from F. E. Benham and has been kept stabled on Burton street. The new horse is jet black and weighs about 1,300 pounds.
 Dr P. J. Callaghan has been re- leased from the county jail. One night within its walls was enough and he got his friends to work find ing a bondsman for him. He did not seem to realize his position until after the cell door closed upon him. It is rumored that he will now pro- ceed to have reopened the judgment for $400 which Julius Chotzianoff obtained against him by default about four years ago, and that he will also take measures to have the poor debtors oath administered to him.
 The democratic city committee held a meeting last night and talked over the political situation so far as it pertains to the fall campaign. There appears to be feeling abroad that the g. o. D. candidates will have hard sledding to keep their men in line this fall and that if the demo- crats can be kept from chasing shad- ows in the form of other politica bodies, and remain together and votv solid large number of prominent republicans will be out of jobs in the near future. A committee consisting of Messrs Duggan. Wagner and Hal pin were appointed to push the mat. ter of registration.
 Last evening the Dramatic club O St Mary's Alumni gave a dance ant entertainment at Leavenworth hall This was the first public affair givei by the club. About seventy couple attended, a number being from ou of town. During the intermissiol the club put on a one act sketch Jack Candles Dilemma" whicl was acted by the following member of the club: John Hutchinson James White, Miss Donahue and Mis- Josephine Dillon. After the playle three recitations were given by JohI T.erney. The dance was continued until late hour. The music wa by Lallier's orchestra.
 Baldwin street people are finding fault about the trolley schedule. In' other lines have the fifteen ann sever and half minute headway, aI though, they say, there is not lin' in the city where it would he more a ppreciated than on Baldwin street Practically all the people in that dis trict clear down to Hopeville worl in the stores and factories and larg' numbers of them would be able t' go home to dinner provided the car fwere run on a seven and half min ute headway. People who live at tn lower end of the route have a wors' grievance than the slow schedule an' they won't be likely to get relief un til they make a big fuss about It. Tn cars don't run farther than Pos street, although the contract was t' build an operate the road to tn
 Pearl Lakes road, about 1,5OO fee farther south. It was expected tha the Simonsville Improvement societ
 would take hold of this matter, but seems they have not taken any notic of 1t.
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