Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-02
CITY NEWS

Upson, Singleton & Co.'S store will be open Tuesday evening. until Il o'clock and closed all daysJuly 4.
 George Strobel, treasurer of the Waterbury baseball team, stated this afternoon that there was not a wor of truth in the rumor that the game with New Haven scheduled for this city on Wednesday morning was to be transferred to the Elm City. '1t is all mistake" said George, land don't know how such a story got out"
 E {AWonz thR Watesbp part,iI fte will leave tomorrow for a trip to Europe are the Misses Elizabeth Holohan, Agnes Fitzpatrick. Mary and Margaret Mcdonald. Mary J. Russell, Dr and Mrs A. A. Crane and former Mayor Thomas D. Barlow and wife. They will be joined by others from different parts of New England, including pr and Mrs Bennett of Rhode Island.
 Superintendent Beach of the police department is in receipt of letter from New York woman making in- quiries about Dennis Sullivan. who lost his life at Holmes, Booth X Hay. dens last week. She states that she had brother of that name who left home several years ago and has not been heard from since She read of the accident and thought this might possibly be he Mir Beach informed her that the man in question was a native of this town.
 Patrick Kane. an old man, weigh ing over 200 pounds, was going down Crane street one day last April on visit to his sister, Mrs Knapp. Employees of the O'Brien Construc- ton Go were drawing large timbers along the street. and in some way one of them struck tho old man in the, legs. knocked him down and broke his cane. He has not been able to get about since and he has instituted suit against the company for $1.200 damages through Attor- ney McGrath.
 Michael Aukstokolnis, who was brutally assaulted in Brooklyn last evening by three of his fellow coun- trymen, Is still in a serious condition at his home, 21 Green street, al- though Dr Thibault says that there is slight improvement over his con- dition of last evening. The fellows who did the assaulting are still at the police station, as no one has ap- peared to furnish bonds of $500 un- der which the men are held. The fel- lows are all husky looking young ~xA nf hAr he could hand out beating without any assistance.
 As hinted at In the Democrat Sat- urday, Mayor Thoms has decided that it is time to give the dogs of the town more rope. His honor has issued an order revoking the notice to tie up all dogs on. and after July 5. The mayor was thinking of letting loose for the Fourth. but he finally con- cluded to keep them under restraint until after the big celebration. While it Is believed that all danger from rabies has passed away. still a mad dog was shot on North square Fri day and another was put out of busi- ness on North Willow street yester- day, 0fEcer Gabriel taking it down with the first shot.
 Mrs Hannah White. wife of VII liam White. died Saturday at the family residence. s15 North Riverside street. The deceased haf resided in Waterbury for the past fhirty-nve years. and had q wide circle of friends. Besides her husband she leaves one son. James T. White. and q slsfer. Mrs Mary Fitzrprsh of East Liverpool. O. The funeraI took place this morning with a mass of requiem ss St Patrick-s church by Father Glsrson and interment in new St Jo- srps cemetery. The bearers were JeIenaah Huriey. TImosay Morley. Timothy Calvin Peter SiaioEry. Eu- Eene Murphy. John Casey The foral tributes inciu.ied pillow letterei wife and Nother.- from the hus- band and son Of the deceased and a wpafb fruu the Niss0 xelne and |s-