Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-02
CITY NEWS.

The DOdfQ or finance HSL tuio al ternoon at 4 o'clock.
 Extra good 25c caps for boys at Upson, Singleton X Cos.
 Barbett Kaiser has sold to Mary E. McEvoy her property on Centra. avenue. ..<
 Through the agency of Dr F. w. Herr the late Leo Herr property on North Willow street has been sold to Miss Mary Gibson.
 The remains of Mrs Adelaide French, who died in Hartford, Sat urday, were brought to this city this afternoon in charge of John Mori- arty and inferred in Riverside cem- etery.
 At meeting of the Mission Cir | Gle of the First Congregational church yesterday afternoon $50 was raised towards the defraying the ex- pense of redecorating the conference room.
 | The funeral of Stephen Barnowsky took place this morning from the family residence on North Riverside street with service at St Cecilia < church and interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The Rev John l.. McGuinness, who | has been appointed pastor of the new parish which comprises Wash ington and Roxbury was formerly curate at the church of the Immacu- late Conception.
 Division No 2, A. o. H. will hold very important meeting tonight at A. o. H. hall. President William c Keenan will have something to say that will interest every member. Be sure and go to hear him.
 Notices were posted up in various parts of the town of Waterbury to- i dayginforfks,g ali dog owners. that the dog tax must be paid on or be- | fore May 1. This is requirement | of law that must be satisfied or the dog on which the tax is payable goes out of business
 Angelo Racci, a laborer, had his right leg broken in two places yester- day afternoon while at work in the rear of the new Lilley, Swift x Cc building. A rock rolled down the em- bankment and hit him, knocking hin down and kept him pinned to the ground until his fellowworkmer rolled back the stone.
 The final series of games of for ty-five for the championship Of the city between George Mulligan's team and Daniel Regan's team which now holds the title will be played off this evening at Regan's cafe on Baldwin street. The teams have each won series and the games tonight, which will decide the winners prom ise to be very interesting.
 Kid" Joe Shea. who had it on Kid" Williams at Danbury Tues day evening 40 different ways, and Young Smith of this city will give an exhibition of eight rounds in Nor wich this evening. Shea's reputa- tion as a clever man has reached that city and a certain fraternal as- sociation which holds an installation this evening was very eager to sec him in action
 Frederick c. Slade. Jr, of Water town has brought suit for si5C against F. T. Ley & Co. Springfield A notice has been served upon tho city clerk but at present the Ley company has nothing due it from tho city. But it has some work to com plete. The case will be heard be fore Justice of the Peace Henry T. Dayton in watertown on Wednesday April l5.
 That part of the street between McEvOy's cafe and Bauby's fruit store. known to some as "Hayjerks Row had a full house this nooD. all the stalls being occupied. One Of the horses thought it didn't have enough of bed so it started to move if over. It had no regard for the animal next to 1t and gave the latter a bad kick on one of the hind legs. The horse on the receiving end was attached Co a wagon of the National Biscuit com pany and immediately made bolt to ,. get away. It backed out of the row in quick time and was preparing Tor a sprint when about half a dozen men ran out and grabbed it. The blood flowed freely from the horses leg.
 Rather tough on a tired animal that is trying to get a little sleep