Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-19
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--QOm1ulC feTTy Wdb dAI00Sou " day for allowing his dog to run at large.
 Miss Margaret Kane of South Leonard street is spending week Tn Torrington.
 John Strikulis an employe of the Waterbury Buckle company while at work yesterday on press had the fingers of his right hand crushed.
 Michael Conway of South Leon- ard street Is confined to his home as the result of a fall while working at the car barns on Saturday after noon.
 The members of the board of edu- cation who attend the opening of the new rooms of the Town Plot school on Thursday afternoon will be treated to spread after the in- lspection.
 Andy Costello who has often appeared at the rooms of the Brook Ilyn Athletic club and who trained Fonsey Vallone for his first fight with one Ruetter, which was pulled off in Seymour is now under the man. agement of Billy Noonan of this city and is looking for engagements. Alderman Thomas Walker in tends to remodel his house at the corner of Washington avenue and South Wilson street, making 1t into a two family dwelling. It was originally built for a parsonage and lone time was occupied by the Rev MT Granger and later by the Rev Benjamin Root. Burdette Clark re- gently moved from the house to a tenement on the Watertown road. Although 1t was not built for two Itenements, two families have been living in it.
 Although those persons who were so eager to see the faculty of the Barnard school informed that the selling of tickets on an article to be raffled was against the rules of the school department are per haps now satisfied since the matter was discussed at the meeting of the board of education last evening, lthere Is balm for Principal Condon and his teachers in the fact that they are not the only ones that will have to discontinue raising money for school purposes. No contributions of any kind will be allowed to be asked for by the teachers and in the future none of the schools of the city will be allowed to collect money in this manner.
 William Lallier, the goal tender of the All Brooklyn team will not be |barred from participating in tthe games. of the Shop league lalthough he has had some trouble with Managers McMahon land Halliwell. The members of the amateur teams who play the prelim- linary games have season tickets, but lthey are not allowed to go into the Igallery. Lallier after a game last week wished to go upstairs and the management thinking that If they allowed one that privilege. others would look for 1t. So they had tc lturn William down and 1t is said that he took it to heart and had some words with the managers which wa, not at all to the liking of tht latter. The matter was discussed atsthe meeting of the managers las evening and was amicably settled.
 Thomas Burke of Bank street who returned Sunday night iron New York, after spending week 1T that city, was one of those who saw the narrowing scenes following tn, accident on Saturday on the New York Central road which occurred a
 the corner of 205th street ant
 Webster avenue. Burke was one o
 the early arrivals at the point wher,
 the catastrophe happened and re
 lates that some of the sights were in
 desd gruesome. "One person I say
 had one Of his arms completely tori from its socket" he declared, "an,
 the cries that were coming from thos
 that were injured and were still fl
 the wreckage were pitiful. Rela ltives were rushing hither and thithe
 Infringing their hands in their despai } and when they found those for whon they were looking they were eithe overjoyed for meeting them alive o heartbroken when they saw that the . lwere almost dead. It was certainl
 appalling and one cannot realize tn
 extent of the accident by newspape
 accounts"
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