Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-04
CITY NEWS.

American Dand prom, City nall, this evening.
 Joseph Rice was brought to the police station to-day on a charge of theft. Florist Cottle of Highland avenue accuses the boy of stealing some of his choice flowers.
 The funeral of Joseph w. Kindre- gan will be held tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock with service at Hall Memorial chapel and interment in Riverside cemetery. The Masons will have charge.
 It will save you trouble and ex- pense if you purchase your shoes at Doran & Griffins. 194 Baldwin street. Why go up town when you can do better at this store? All our goods are new and very fashionable.
 John Mccarthy, a connoisseur in mixing soft drinks, has resigned his position at the Apothecaries' Hall to take charge of the soda water de- partment of Reid & Hughes. Mir Me Carthy and soda fountain are all most inseparable.
 The account of Michael Moynihan, administrator on the estate of the late Thomas Ferris, was accepted to- day by Judge Lowe in the probate court. The account showed the dis bursements of the estate were equal to its income and that the estate is now ready for distribution among the heirs. It consists of six family building and will be held by the chill dren, of whom there are five.
 At a meeting of the Second Bap- tist church last evening it was voted that the terms of office of the three new deacons be one. two and three years, Arthur Eton for three years, John Mahoney two years and John Tolles one year. This is the order in which the deacons were chosen. Deacon Exton, Arthur Mitchell and F. c. Lowry, with the finance com mittee, were appointed to consider plans for new parsonage.
 Because of the weather. this morn- ing at II o'clock Manager Durant telephoned to the Norwich team, which was in Hartford, where it played yesterday, not to come to this city to-day, consequently though the skies at o'clock were clear and it was a pretty good day for a game, there was nothing on at Rockville. A large crowd would have in all probability attended the contest and the management dropped a few dol lars on account of the weather.
 Joseph Warakois. a Lithuanian. arrested in Brooklyn yesterday morning. was taken to the Brookside home this afternoon by Officers Lynch and O'Hearn. Warakois Is demented and yesterday morning when brought in was as crazy as a loon. During his stay in the police station he acted like a wild man and kept up a song and dance all night long. This morning his brother vis- ited him at the police station. and while standing at the door with Major Bannon Joe said: Gee, but you are a fine crowd of fellows"
 Last evening the 7:5O train from Naugatuck was delayed about ten minutes because of a freight car get ting of the rails on the track near Railroad Hill street. Some boys, as they often do. rolled a beer keg down the hill and ii got caught under the car. Later the car was being moved and the brak-men did not mo- tiee the keg. consequently it got caught in the brakes and forced the car on the track The car was on for some time and the 7:50 train could not pass until it had been put on the rails again. The story that the keg knocked the car 0r the track made the people wonder what a keg it must have been.