Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-26
CITY NEWS.

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 The return train for the railroad excursion to Newport yesterday reached here at 11:2O o'clock last night.
 Why are the sales of the Langley Furniture Go constantly increasing? Because Langley gives the best values for the money spent; $l down, $1 weekly.
 At a meeting of the Connecticut Mayors association in Norwich yes terday officers were chosen as fol- lows: President, M. Wilson Dart, New London; vice-president, George Forster, Rockville; secretary and treasurer, J. M. Coburn, South Nor walk.
 List of advertised letters: Mrs Kemp Alger, Charles A. Beatty, Mrs Joseph Carr, Charles Demore, Mrs Emma Derry, Thomas Hubur, Alfred Kerr, w. w. Markham, John Mur- phy (Hopeville), Henry N. Turney CD, William J. Thompson, Achille Silvestriz, Mae NJ. Willis.
 The city is installing a number of hydrants in the south end of the city When the new engine house is built and equipped and a larger main laid in Baldwin street, south of Washing ton street, the district after long wait will be in position to cope successfully with any contingency that might arise on account of fire. Last night somebody left dead cat in a box in the rear of Drescher & Kiels cafe on Harrison avenue. It was covered up so carefully one would think it was some hidden treasure and when discovered the contents was at first supposed to be the remains of an infant. When the real situation was made known all parties breathed easier, and word was sent to Sanitary Inspector Cal lahan, who had box and its occupant removed to the crematory.
 : At a meeting of the board of di- rectors of the Waterbury Business Mems association last night, N. K. Bronson, T. H. Hewitt and George L. Jenks were appointed committed to see what can be done towards pushing along the Thomaston troll ley. The proposed outing at Hitch cocks pond next month was dis cussed and unless all signs of the times fail it will be the biggest and best affair of the kind ever held un' der the auspices of the association.
 $15 and s17 outing suits foI S11.50 at the Upson, Singleton Co.'S cut price sale.
 The members of Local ASA, Flee. trical Workers, held their annual election of officers in Carpenters hall last night. with the following result: President. Charles K Ahearn; vice-president, Otto Field; recording secretary, Joseph D. Hart nett; financial secretary, Thomas O'Reiley; treasurer. Edward Me Lane. Resolutions of sorrow at the death of Delphis Crepeau were adopted and it was voted to drape the charter for thirty days, as a token of respect in his memory.
 The bureau of assessment met last night and heard parties interested in the matter of benefits and dam ages arising from the layout oI Griggs street, Liberty street and South Main street. Considerable op position developed regarding the widening of South Main street from the angle below the Buckle shop tC City Corners. It is an expensiv, job, and as none of the property owners want it they feel that tho expense should not be saddled upoT them. They intend to make an ef fort to convince the board of alder men that public necessity and con venience do not require the widen ing of the street between the pointi mentioned.
 The big St Bernard dog that tor, up W. t. WOlcott's clerk is still at iti old haunts on Tracy avenue and prob ably will remain there until 1t geti a chance to do some more damage People who travel that way. and "a, number is large, go armed with stone and other weapons. but such thing don't amount tO much when l viciou dog gets after you. The owner of th, dog is said to be q very good citi Zen. but somehow he does not saeI. tO take a very neIghbOrly view of thi matter T. is said that the dog Ia attacked several people and if this i- so t is time that something was dom to put stop tO the business. Gro ceTy clerks and others who hav legitimate business at one house ar . entitled 10 better treatment than ai 1 onslaught from a St Bernard dog. Q any other cur. and if owners Of SyIcl hrutes or those who have felt th angry sting of their teeth don't knoy enough to put them out of the way surely the authorities ought to Dog have rights. but it should be remeu berei that human beings have som rights too. that dogs ana dog owner are obliged to respect. although wouldn't seem so when one stops C considers what folks are putting u with day in and day our from dog on the streets and in other places If your watch Is unreliable. stop occasionally. gains or loses time don't neglect to have it sverhaulet Many a good watch is ruined by in attention It may only nee,l eIeanfn. Whatever the trouble tbe TpsOa Jew elry Co. Gs Bank street. will remei it. If you need a new one see ou
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