Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-13

{ T. McCollum and Miss Clara Dibble, in vocal solos, under the auspices Of
 the Young Peoples society of the
 Congregational church. 70 Come to
 Me, Mavourneen," Lynn, Mir Me | Cullum; reading, "The Crachts | Christmas Dinner" Dickens, Mrs | Jackson; If no one ever MarrieS Me-
 Lehman, Miss Dibble; reading, "The
 Hazing,' college sketch, Mrs Jack
 son; (a) Where Blooms the Rose,' "
 Johns, (b) At Dawning," Cadman,
 Mrs McCullum; reading, Through the
 Flood" Ian MacLaren, Mrs Jackson;
 ''To the Fisherman" Niedinger, Miss
 Dibble;; reading, The Automobile" Mrs Jackson.
 One week hence and every grade crossing within the borough limits
 will be abolished for beginning next Sunday if the plans are carried out, all trains will be run on the new
 line, or high grade as it is called by the railroad men. The moving of the passenger depot to the furthermost point possible near the~ilove com pany's dam on North Water street will be started next Sunday and after that piece of work is finished it will be a matter of few days until the tracks across Maple street will be taken up and one of the most danger ous crossings in the borough will be a thing of the past The tracks across Rubber avenue will be left where they are, but will be used only for the purpose of running freight cars on for the convenience of the factorles. A track is now being put in from tAls point to connect with those that run through the Glove company's yards. The ,timbers and tools that Will pc needed to move the passenger depot are already here and it thought that about a weeks time will be necessary to get the building to its new loca- tion where it will accommodate the patrons of the railroad until the ne" passenger depot is completed.
 George Allen the young man who IS wanted by the local authorities on the charge of committing burglary at the office of the G. M. k. Shoe Co on the night of December IA, and who had successfully eluded those who were looking for him from that time, was located in Philadelphia last Saturday by an agent of the PinkertOn detec- tive force, and placed under arrest. The local police and the officials or the G. M. R. Shoe Co were notihed ana he is now held in that city perding the future action of the authorities. It is said that Allen is willing to- come 10 Connecticut without going through the formality of issuing requisitiCn pa pers. but that the officials of the state in which he is being held will not turn him over to the Connecticut authorl- ties without first being served with the necessary documents signed by Governor Woodruff. A copy Of the charges against Allen has been for warded to the police in Philadelphia, but even this does not satisfy the po- lice of that city that Allen should be given over to the officials of the state in which the crime is said to have been committed. Steps will he taken. however, today. to have the neces- sary papers signed by the governor or this state and when this is done it is probable that Chief of Police John B. Schmidt will go after Allen. and if possible. have him here next Wednes- day morning when William Dunn. whom it is said is implicated in the crime. and who is out under bonds of s2,OOO. will be tried in the hor- ough court Up to the time of writ ing. the requSition papers had not been issued and consequently the local police have done nothing in the matter and of course will not be furnished with the necessary credentials.