Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-20
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A0 MOI0s Ctuu ulSI l&Ut 6Voulu&, but there were no cases for court.
 William Flanagan of North Riv- erside street has returned, after spending a vacation at Jamestown, Va.
 The lunch room of the Ameri- can Brass Co has materialized and was opened Monday on the top floor .of the Holmes, Booth & 7 Hayden building. The employees should find It a most convenient and profitable place to dine, as the courses are sold at rock bottom prices. Ordinary 5 cent dishes may be purchased for 3 cents, while the price of other dishes is just about half of what is charged in other restaurants.
 The All Brooklyn polo team played another tie game last even ing and proved that the five from this section is every bit as good as the Benedict & Burnham quintet. The games are getting somewhat rough, which is all right if not over done, but players should be careful in not letting their anger get the bet ter of their judgment.
 No more trains will run across the old wooden trestle near Bank street, as to-day workmen started to tear down the structure which so long has been an eye sore to residents of this section of the city. The cov- cred bridge Is a Brooklyn landmark and because of 1t many accidents have occurred. Many times persons have fallen while walking across 1t, and although some of them escaped with slight injuries several since It's erection have been badly hurt be- cause of falling from it into the river. The new bridge, one span of which Is now ready. is finely built, and trains have been running since Monday. It Is supported by sixteen girders, steel, each of which weighs sixty-three tons. When the bidge is completed there will be four tracks which will be so placed that the rails will be directly supported by these girders. It took the labor CTS considerable length of time to place these girders in position and one day while endeavoring to swing one of them in line the girder pulled so strongly on the derrick that the latter fell with crash into the river narrowly missing two of the work men who were in the stream at the time.
 Hans Rasmussen, the members of the Town Plot Improvement com. mittee, the members of the district committee and all the residents oi the hill. young and old, are wearing the smile that won't come off because tomorrow is red letter day on the Town Plot calendar. The addition to the Town Plot school building if ready and although it will be in. spected tomorrow afternoon by the district committee and the members of the board of education, the req opening will be tomorrow evening A fine program has been prepared by the teachers and pupils of the schoo and the event promises to be very en. tertaining. Hans Rasmussen says that the Town Plot school is now one of the best in the city and Is a credit to the taxpayers of the district The lighting system is all com pleted," declared Hans this morning land the lights will be on in force tomorrow night" Every room 1. equipped with one or more lights ir which fact the Town Plotters seen to take lot of pride. After the in spection tomorrow afternoon tho guests will be served a Luncheon by the faculty, and the Town Plo school teachers are said to be adeptl in preparing a spread. But MT Ras mussen declares that the resident, of the hill have other things to re joice over in addition to the compile tion of the school. Two new light have been erected on Mattatuck ter race and one on Greenmount terrace Three others have been added t Highland park, and it is expecte, that one will soon be shining at tn, corner of South Wilson and Banl streets. "It is long time since W, have been so we'll pleased" sal, Hans, "and you can say for me tha the residents of Town Plot are feel ing like top"
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