Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-31
CITY NEWS.
Superintendent of Police Beach is slightly indisposed.


 slightly indisposed.
 Miss Katherine Seery of Bridgeport is the guest of her aunt, Miss M. A. Cassidy of South Main street.
 Miss Margaret Mccarthy of Water bury has returned after spending two weeks with Miss Catherine Gaynor ot Bridgeport.
 Letter Carriers Peter Fox, George Schwenck, Arthur Nichols, T. c. Fowler, William Leroy and Clerk Henry Quinn started on their vaca- tions to-day.
 A box of steel dies has found its way into the office of the detectives, who are at loss to know where it came from. It was left there Satur- day evening by some one they do not know. It may be had by the owner calling and proving his property.
 The Gately & Brennan clothing Co is now located in it's new store at D Center street. The company was for merly located at 32. All old customers as well as the new ones are invited to call at the new place and see the fine display of seasonable clothing.
 Harry Cross of the American is home after two weeks vacation spent in the wods of Maine, where he hugged the streams closely and hooked more fish in few days than one could get hold here in a life time. Mir Cross stopped in the neighborhood of Portland aid says it is delightful summer resort.
 The Child d-Heron Law corporation has been organized under the laws Of the state. The incorporators are Charles M Child and Anna E. Heff- rin of this city, and George L. Heron of Thomaston. Among other business which will be transacted Dy said cor poration will be the collection of ac- counts, notes and judgments. The con- cern will start business with $l,OO0.
 Arrests are coming quickly in Ham, ilton park. Shortly before noon to-day Officer Delhanty placed August My CTS and Antonia Salerno under ar rest for drunkenness and indecent ex- posture. It is evident that lawbreak- CTS who go to the park to raise a dis turbers will be severely dealt with judging from the number that have been arrested in the park within a week.
 | Reports from Bantam lake say that city folk are finding it rather difficult to get good accommodations there this summer. X party of young men who recently went up there remained two days at one place and wer almost starved out In past years they had found very suitable place, but under the new management they received no return for their money. They claim that they had hard task finding suit able quarters elsewhere, as almost every place was taxed to Its capacity. The Simonsville school district has decided to spend $S50 making repairs on the school at the corner of Bald win street and the Pearl Lakes road. It is understood that an effort is be- ing made to get hold of the lot by pri- vate parties, but the district considers 1t worth as much to the people as 1t possibly could be to others, so it is not likely to change hands right away. With such work as can be done on 1t from now until the schools reopen. 1t is believed that it wil be in good condition for few years more.
 Rumors have been rife the past few | days that a few of the trains are 10 be taken off the Naugatuck division, although the story could not be veri- fled at headquarters. It is said that within the past few weeks the traffic on the Naugatuck divison has not been very large, and since the opening of the trolley line from Naugatuck to Seymour, considerably less. Notwith- standing reports to the contrary many think that a change in the schedule will be made in short time. The opening of the trolley lines is depriv- ing the steam roads of large amount of traffic and has effected a big change the past few years The opening of the line to Cheshire caused the trains on the loop" division to New Ha- ven to be thing of the past, while the trolley to Watertown caused al- most all the steam trains to be taken off the steam division. It remains to be seen what change the new line will hiring ahout