Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-05
CITY NEWS
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membership ill the First .,i. E. church at the morning service there yester- day.
 Hubert G. Scott died yesterday at his hOme 994 South Main street. The funeral will be held tomorrow after noon.
 M. F. Comfy, who represented the Blake X Backes Co of Hartford in Wa terbury, is no longer in the employ of that concern.
 Mrs Michael O'Brien of Cherry street is reported to be slowly im- proving. She has been very ill for the past few weeks.
 J. B. Mullings & Sons store is clos ed for two days preparing for the great sale of clothing to commence on Wednesday morning.
 The department of charities visited the Brookside home yesterday and found Superintendent Brennan making cOmmendable headway with his new charge. -'
 The condition of Constable Walter B. Lannen, who has been sick the past two weeks with pneumonia, is very much improved, but no one is permit ted to see him yet.
 A. w. Castle has severed his connec- ton with the Waterbury Market Co and will enjoy a short rest before talk ing up anything else. This is some thing Mir Castle had ill mind for some time past.
 Attorney Slavin as trustee on the oe ' ;ot,, n harness maker, sold the inyentoried stock in Referee Newton's office in New Haven Saturday to J. c. Cutler for S5S5. The bids were sealed.
 The funeral of John Teresavitch took place yesterday afternoon from his late home on Railroad Hill street with a service at St Joseph's church by Father Saurusatitis and interment ill Calvary cemetery. The bearers were William Stein. Anthony Smith, Louis Kenesky, John Rumgard, Anthony Rucerack and John Ruchard. John Parker of Washington street has accepted a position with the Baird 1 Machine company of J0akville. ,Mr i Parker has been employed ein the Ivory 1 department of the Waterbury Button ! company for a number of years and ! was very popular with the employees. As token of the esteem in which he was held by those under his charge, he was presented on Saturday with | handsome watch chain and charm.
 The following are the new officers and committees of Wateryille Engine company No l: Foreman, John Faw- i cett: first assistant foreman, William Looms: second assistant foreman. A.. ! l.. Emmons; k. &. D. r. Lynch; F. S., , James Couch: treasurer, Charles Loom is: steward. I. Eastwood; house com mittee. Francis Moore, J. CooksOn, A.. I Lewis; finance committee, A. H. Lane, Cornelius Kott. Alfred Ellis: athletic committee. ]. Fawcett. Edward Mar tin. J. Eastwood; auditors, William ! Loomis. X. Lewis, A. Post.
 Mrs Hannah Savers, wife of James Savers, died yesterday afternoon at her home, 165 BaldwinSstreet. Besides her husband. Mrs Savers leaves q mother In Ireland, three brothers, the Rev Daniel T. Sullivan of Canana. James Sullivan of Waterbury and Pat rick Sullivan of New York, and three sisters in Ireland. Mrs James Shea. Mrs Michael McKenna and Mrs Harry I Quinn. The funeral will be held Tues i day morning at S:30 from the church of the Immaculate Conception. Inter- i ment will be in the new St Joseph $ i cemetery.
 Saturday afternoon. just before the ! factory was about to close for the day. ! Dominica Mozulis. a Lithuanian em- ployed in the rolling mill of the Sco- will factory. had his right arm caught ] in the rolls and before he had time tO l get away from the danger his arm 1 was crushed to such an extent that it was amputated above the wrist to-day at the hospital The man was clean ! ing the rolls as he was in the habit Of | doing on Saturday evening when the 1 accident occurred. The mans arm . was no more than in between the rolls when he was grabbed by a couple of fellow workmen who held him until the rolls were loOsened. When the member was taken out it was crushed to a pulp. The man resides on South Leonard street.
 The question of whether a person has a right tD fi [ in his own pond at any time he piF . = was tried in W1i- colt this afterIIuJn. tiiIstaye COrHelli- who k well known in Waterbury. was the acCusei in the matter. and q Mrs Schaffcr was the complaining witness. Attorney ]. \. Peasley prosecuted and Attorney CarnOdy defended. The trouble all started over dog. Mrs Schaeffer had dog which Cor nelliS claimed. she tried to get the : dog i,ack and there was an assault. She accOrIinglv had COrnellis arrested but the ease was not triei This was only few weeks nzo. Now she charges him with fishing in his own pond last September aud taking pick erel out with a net which is contrary to law. ol public ponds at least. The question is an interesting one snI viII Ise watched in it's cGuT~c tlrprIgh tisa courts by all local fishermen. It is a new one in this state
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