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

will hold meeting this evening.
 Caroline A. Platt of Orange has sold three lots, Nos 2S-299-3O on Clifton heights to Edward A. Walker.
 The republican town committee held meeting last evening and de- cided to hold the party's primaries on September
 The funeral of Mrs James Osborne will be held from her late home on Henry street to the Immaculate Con- eeption church at $40 o'clock to-mor- row morning. The interment will be in new St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs Margaret Aid rich will be held from her late home, 561 Baldwin street tomorrow morn- ing at S:30 o'clock with a mass of re- uqiem at St Francis Xavier church and interment in Calvary cemetery. The meeting of Court McGivney on Friday evening will be the only one held during the month of August. The | question of a suitable opening for the fall season will be discussed. also other matters of importance to the court. s.@&s Yesterday during the noon hour a l horse hitched to carriage fn which l there were two women from Wood bury, ran away in the west end. The women, although thrown from the vc- | hicle. were not badly hurt The car l riage was almost demolished.
 Frank D. Davis the well known ! hackman has removed his quarters from Treat & Johnson's to Frank Shepard's livery on Scovill street. He can be reached by telephone 106 or | by call at the stables or at his resi- dence, T Phoenix avenue. lCarriage | always ready for weddings, funerals, | christenings or train calls.
 Bishop Tierney this week announced the following changes among the priests of the diocese: Rev Peter c. Dunigan from Sacred Heart church, Waterbury to St Roses, Newtown. Rev James J. McGinness from St Roses church. Newtown, to St Fran | cis Xavier's, New Milford; Rev NJ. J. Ryan from St Francis. Xavier church, New Milford, to Sacred Heart church, Waterbury.
 Many a sport paid S5 to see a dog fight that was not half as lively as one which took place on Spencer ave nue last evening between Teddy Biggerstaff's English bull "Balfour'' and Samuel Weinstein's Flip" Bal four" got badly licked and went home bowling louder than his famous name sake did when he heard the liberal government in England was going to give Ireland home rule. The fight was the means of disturbing the serenity of quiet Spencer avenue by collect | ing large crowd.
 A farmer from Pearsalville was about town to-day looking for the managers of party that held an out ing at Lakewood yesterday. He claimed that they played base ball in his meadow, romped through his corn played hide and seek in his potato lots and cut up all kinds of capers in his turnip patch. He said he had a pret- ty good idea of who the trespassers are and that he intends to give them a chance to settle before going any further. and if they hesitate. he will push them as far as possible.
 A woman, supposed to be employed at the home of George Rowbottom 233 North Willow street, alighted from a trolley car last evening while 1t was in motion and was thrown heavily to the ground. She wished to get of at Woodlawn terrace and when the car did not stop there, she left her seat and stepped of. Notwith- sanding that the passengers though. SC was badly injured. judging form the toss she received. she picked her self up and walked isto the house ap- parently none the worse for her fan.
 At the annual meeting of the Con- necticut Firemen's association in New Haven yesterday. officers were chosen as follows: President, William B. Perkins, New Haven: vice-presi- dent, ]. H. Hayes, Bristol; secretary, Robert '. Magee Watertown: treas. urer. Samuel C. Snagg. Waterbury, vice-presidents of counties-New Ha- ven, Peter Corcoran. Meriden; Hart ford, Anthony Boylan. Hartford: Tol- land, John w Hefferan. Rockville
 Windham, Frank M Lincoln. Will. mantle: Fairfield. Harry B. Parker Stamford; Middlesex. George s Pitt Middletown; New London. Arthur VI Brown. Norwich: Litchield, Charles Stone. winsted.
 Detective Thomas Colesanto went tC Hartford to-day to bring to this city Caroline TiberiO who was arrested there yesterday. as she is wanted iu this city on A statusry charge. Thc case of Antonio SabatinO. who alsc figures in the case was put over in ths city court to-day. but in all prObabil. fty both will be tried tomorrow morn. ming. Although SabatinO is married he is accused of having deserted hi: wife to look after Caroline and upor the complained his wife. the warrant | for the arrest of the two was madC out. Mrs Sabatino visited her bus. band at the station to-day and ap. parently she is now now very eager to press the charge.
 If your watch Is unreliable, stop. occasionally. gains or loses time don't neglect to have 1t overhauled Many a good watch Is ruined by h. attention. It may only need cleaning