Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-04
CITY NEWS.

prom at Waterville Friday night.
 Edward Shea, a member of the
 truck company at the Scovlll stree'
 fire house has sent in his resignation
 to Chief Snagg.
 Tomorrow evening a concert and
 dance will be given at Eagles hall
 by The "8und" society. Tickets
 may be procured at the door.
 The funeral of Mrs Nancy J. Corl-
 ter, wife of William B. Coulter of
 State street took place this morning
 with service by the Rev J. G. DaNen-
 port. D D. The remains were taken
 to Derby for burial.
 All the workmen who were over-
 come by gas at the gas plant yes terday were getting along well last evening. Mouff, who was at the hos pital had improved so much that he was able to go to his home.
 Chairman F'reney said last night that people who wish to famlllarlze themselves with the voting machines and who cannot spare time for that purpose during the day time will find one at the democratic headquarters.
 At the meeting of the board of public works last night the United Gas Improvement company was gwen permission to open a number or streets in Simonsville for the pur- pose of supplying the residents with gas.
 The managers of the Shop Base ball league will meet this evening at s o'clock at the Boys club to com- plete arrangements for their coming reception and dance which is to be held at Eagles hall on Saturday evening.
 Officer Maurice Noonan, who has been laid up some time, was able to drive out yesterday. He is now able to walk about with the aid of a stick and very favorable hopes of his en- tire recovery are entertained by his physicians.
 About 10:30 o'clock last night fire was discovered in a clothes closet at the residence of Patrick Donnelly, 20 Washington street. The fire depart ment was called and the blaze was extingushed before it did much dam age. although it will cost $50 or $200 to make good the loss. In mak- ing an effort to control the fire Mrs Donnelly was slightly scorched about the face and hands.
 The funeral of Mrs William Strick land took place yesterday morning at II o'clock with services at the resi- dence. SS Linden street. The Rev Dr Joseph Anderson, assisted by 1he Rev Dr C. 4 .DinsmOre Otticiated and the members of the First Conrgega- tional church choir sang. The pall bearers were Frank k. White. Will liam l. Tysoe, George and Cornelius Tracy. Burial was in Torrington
 Gotleib Reiger of Town Plot has obtained judgment against his neighbors John and Susanna Wagner for $400. Some months ago Reiger brought suit against the Wagners alleging that they convinced him he had an interest in a right of way over a certain piece of property in Town Plot and on the strength of that they secured a loan of S400 from him. The sum of $150 held in bank by Susanna Wagner must, according 10 the judgment go to pay the amount named.
 For the first time in many weeks out of door operations ceased today on account of the wet weather. Many went right to their bones. but others took whirl about town and sprrt the day in sightseeing. They car ried dinner pails and it is safe to state that more than one pail will be missing tonight. Somebody stole a double-decker from an old fellow on South Main street and when he miss ed it he raised such a "holler'' .'co- pie stopped and wanted to know what had happened to him.
 In the city court to-day before Judge Burpee Anthony Klizis and Kitty Bogush were charged with breach of the peace last evening. They were arrested by Officer Null lings for fighting on North Riverside street. Each was fined S1O and costs. which amounted ir all to $31. They paid Charles Riley was arr rested on the complaint of his father. 1 Patrick Riley. a carpenter. Intoxica- tion and breach of the peace were 1 the charges against him and he was fined s20 and costs.
 HEAD
 Waterbury is soon 10 have a taxi | dermist in the center of the city who | will prepare and mount all kinds of l birds and animals. In other large 1 cities this trade Is carried on to a 1 large extent but in this city there has been no great demand and most of the work has been sent out of | town to be done w. P. Colby of g Branch street has been doing this work for nearly ten years in a little shop near his residence and in that i time has turned out work for people all over New England Mr Colby will in short time open a place of ! business nearer the center of the city where he will have more room to l work and a better place to display he work he has done This will give he fishermen and the hunters an op- 10 have some of their large game mounted and will be just what has been needed for years. Mr Colby will also have parIors where he will give instruction in his work giving a tull course for s10 and guaranteeing 
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