Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-11
CITY NEWS
Clean slate at the police station to-

Clean slate at the police station to- day.
 John Doran of Danbury was visit ing friends in this city to-day.
 Miss Katharine Brown has accept ed a position in the town clerks of flee.
 J. c. Twining has awarded the contract for the erection of four. tenement house on his property at East Side park.
 Nora Reardon fell this morning on Clock avenue and broke her leg. She was attended by Dr Lally and later removed to the Waterbury hos pital.
 George F. Marks has been appoint ed principal of the Bunker Hill school to succeed Miss Cowan. The new school building will be opened in the fall.
 The work of remodeling the Jacques theater is now well under way. Foreman Morgan of the Tracy Bros concern has charge of the work and the seats are being torn out rap idly.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed fin the postoffice: Mrs Alice Allare. Mrs Clara NJ. Borden. Charles D. Booker C2). Mrs Jennie M. Candee. Charles A. Chase. Sylvia Deschene, Lewis E. Hull. Clara Massicotte. Mrs J. D. Miner, Nellie Ranney. Thophlle Pregent, Miss NJ. A. veigle.
 The many friends of John Dris- coll, son of Mir and Mrs Thomas Driscoll of wolcott street, will be pleased to hear that he Is getting along we'll in the western part of the country. He is at present located at Oscealo. Iowa. and Is superintendint a railroad job in that town. He left this city about six years ago.
 The new street on which ex-Su- perintendent of Streets Riley has been working for some time extend ing from Wolcott to Oak streets is about completed and makes a bis, improvement to that locality. Tho new thoroughfare meets wolcott street near the Shearon property anf is good piece of work.
 The railroad commissioners gave a hearing at the capitol yesterday on the application by residents of Ply mouth for the abolition of the grade crossing at Graystone. This was an adjourned hearing The residents of Waterbury objected to the taking of land by the railroad for the elimina. tion of the crossing. and they were represented by City Attorney John P. Kellogg.
 The children of the nursery con- ducted by the Sisters of the Holy Ghost had an outing in Hamilton park yesterday afternoon and until the rain started had a most enjoy able time. When the shower came up all the children hustled to Suparin- tendent Walkers office where they remained until the rain had ceased. The park is proving a most suitable place for picnic parties and hardly day passes that some society has not an outing there.
 The clerks who had yesterday af- ternoon oil were made ,o earn their money this morning. that Is ln the dry goods stores. where big sales started to-day. At Grieve. Bfsset & Hollands. Curran's and Reid < Hughes sales commenced and the people who locked to the center for bargains greatly outnumbered the usual Wednesday crowd There Is certainly plenty of competition among the dry goods stores and the buyers reap the benefits.
 Although Carrie Allen and Owen Dwyer were in court yesterday charged with drunkenness. they were there again this morning. boore hsv- ing got the better of them during the day. The woman vas sent to Brook side for ninety days. thirty for drunk enness and sixty for being a common druuksrd- Dvyer vas given thirty days in jail for sdrunkenne<s- The case sEsinst staniziow Danbrsnskss for reckle>s bfcyete riding ia fhe