Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-03
WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY APRIL 3 1so7
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MISS May McAllister of. PopuAl
 avenue. who has been visiting In Nor
 walk the past week has returned. Frank Sauthelli of John street
 who has been working in Newark, i,
 at home in Brooklyn. He will work
 Ill Waterbury during the next few
 months.
 -Dr Deliguori is preparing to
 move his house on North Riverside
 street to the rear of his property in
 order to make way for the new block Which he intends to erect on the site,
 A wagon of William Stokes load. ca with oats and grain broke down on Bank street yesterday afternoon,
 In front of Wards Flats" The grain
 was scattered all over the road and It would have been m eatingfest for
 horses if they could have got at 1t.
 Property owners in the neighboc- hood of Charles and Fourth streets are singing the praises of Superin- tendent Ray of the sewer department. For long time they have been trou- Died with surface water and although they called attention to the nuisance frequently, relief never came until the advent of the present administration.
 -Postmaster James H. Filling when asked to-day when lie intended to replace the package box, which was accustomed to stand at the cor ner of Bank aud North Riverside streets. but which has been missing the past few months, replied that lie ,iS ht% f,., diate'v IS he was aware it was badly needed at the point mentioned.
 "A young fellow while passing un-. derneath the Bank street bridge yes terday afternoon narrowly escaped being burned by red hot rivet, which dropped from above, where men were working. The riyet drop- ped and although it just glanced along his back. it left streak on the boys coat and burned a hole in the youths stocking. w. D. Austin and Robert Walker witnessed the incl dent and declared that If the rivet had landed on the boys head or within his clothing. he would have untioubt- edly felt it. A few moments after the rivet dropped, one of the worknlen came down to find it.
 The chances of the All Brooklyn polo team for the pennant were into cooked hat last even ing when 1t was defeated by the Sec ond Wards. with whom tie was played week ago. The Brooklynites seemed to have lost heart the past couple of games and with good look in for the rag, allowed their oppor- tunity to slip by a week ago when by winning their contest, they would have been almost certain of being tied for the coveted place. Still in Brook |yn the feeling seems to be that since the team from across the bridge did not win the medals. at least there is some satisfaction in knowing that the team which they wanted to see win next to themselves beat 'em out.
 Mrs Ambrose Lariviere of North Riverside street, while driving to town yesterday afternoon with her son. Elaire, was thrown from her ,arriage on Bank street, near the station and received se- .ious injuries. Two of her ribs were broken and she received some ugly yashes It is also thought that the woman, who is 8 years of age, is injured internally. It was near Meadow street. when the front axle If the vehicle broke and the front wheels were loosened and the woman vas pitched to the pavement. Al hough the son escaped, the woman vas picked up unconscious and lay in coma state for more than two tours. Dr Galley attended her and 'tated that although she was severely haken up. she was likely to recover.
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