Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-07
CITY NEWS.


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 P. J. Horgan. local agent for the Continental Casualty company of Chicago, has just paid an accident policy to William Drescher who was in- jured short time ago.
 List of advertised letters: H. O.. Brown, Mrs Mary A. Bourke @, Mrs Lottie Chapman, Michael Duggan, Miss Annie Durkin, Miss Ella Gould, William O'Connors, F. J. Robinson @, Charles Robertson, Mollie Sullivan, George H. Smith, Mrs Helen Swasey, James Tryon, Mrs Walter Thompson, Miss Annie Terney, Miss Johanna Wathe, Mrs Henry Ward.
 The will of Mrs Ellen Murphy, who died week ago, was filed yesterday afternoon late for probate. The estate is situated on Walnut street and the daughters, Catherine and Julia, are to be given share and share alike until the latter reaches the age of twenty one. Up to that time Julia's share is subject to the use of Catherine The rest is left in trust with Catherine for the benefit of Mir Murphy, the widow CT.
 George Williams, one of the driv- CTS for the Waterbury Ice corpora tion, called at the Democrat office this morning and stated that Presi- dent Morris of the board of charities had requested him to care for his family or there would be something doing. Williams said that his wife left him with their two children, but he was willing now. if she would get some rooms, to support her and the children.
 The antics of a horse on her lawn early this morning disturbed Miss Martha c. Wells, 270 Grove street. The light of the moon seemed to have affected the horse, for it cut up the capers of year old colt. A hostler from a neighboring barn caught the animal and placed it in stable down town. This morning it was called for by P. H. Carroll, who said he would make good whatever damage if any that was done by tile horse.
 The Chatfield Guard Veteran asso- citation will have an outing at Steeple- chase Island on Saturday, August II. The dinner will be served at 3:45 and it will be necessary to leave Water bury at 12:15 by trolley or on the 1:l5 train in order to catch the 3 o'clock boat to the island. The committee includes Col John B. Doherty, chair man, Leonard Asheim, treasurer: ". J. Snow, secretary; Capt r R. White, Capt c. F.. Hall, Capt F. k. Wool worth and W. w. Bradley.
 The police are looking for Fred erick R. Kingsbury of 125I East Main street, who has wandered away from home. It is thought that the man is demented. He was employed by the Connecticut Go on the trolley express and left his car about 3 o'clock Monday afternoon in Che shire. Kingsbury was a man of good habits. It is believed that he is in the vicinity of Cheshire wandering through the woods. He is light com plexioned, light hair, smooth face, weighs about 160 pounds and is about 37 years ot age. Any infor- nation concerning him will be glad ly received by the police.
 Two suits of S2.5OO each have been begun against the Consolidated rail- road company arising out of the col lision which occurred near the acid shop last March in which a number of the New Haven Grays were severely injured. Gov Woodruff and his staff and the Grays were returning to New Haven from Waterbury, where they had been entertained at The Elton. The collision was one of the worst That has ever taken place in this commun- ity. The plaintiffs in the cases men, tioned are Lieut. James | Webb of Hamden, son of Attorney James W. Webb. and Dr Edward s. Moulton. Most of those who were injured have settled with the company.
 Dr Arthur F. Mcdonald, son of the late Dr E. W. Mcdonald, will as- sume the practice so we'll built up and conducted through so many sue eessful years by his much respected
  physician is a graduate of the college of physicians and surgeons of New York city in the class of 1905. For the past sixteen months he has cen one of the attending physicians in St Vincent and the lying in hospitals in New York. He comes here we'll fitted to begin practice and ,he many friends of his late fathe. wish him the sane luck that attended his pre- decessGT. He will begin his duties at on 's with his office in the Dr Me- Donald h5Bssss tead.
 A complaint was lodged in the police station this morning against the eon- duct of a number of Italian Iaborars who live in the vicinity of 3s Clark street. It was complained that a num- ber of the men turn the highway into a saloon and quite frequently drink more than is good for their tempers. and the result is a row. Then they are given the whole street 10 them selves and small children must suffer in consequence. These suIfry nights it is all hours before the men retire and they while the time away playing cards. keeping other people from their rest The other night the gathering broke up in TOW and the neighhor- hood was in terror while it lasted. The police will look into the matter.
 If your watch Is unreliable. stops occasionally. gains CT loses time. don't neglect to have it overhsuled. | Many good watch Is ruined by fn- attention. It may only need cleaning Whatever the trouble the Upsoa Jew elry Co. 6S Bank street. will remedy |