Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22
CITY NEWS.
Light lanterns to-day at eos.
 What is so rare as day like this i Oct0hor

What is so rare as q day like this in October.
 Warrior Cap is a story that will interest you. Read it. .....
 EX-Mayor Barlow is handing out the cigars, q daughter having been born to him this afternoon.
 Coroner Mix was in town to-day inQuirins into the facts regarding the death of the Italian killed in the ditch at Great brook Saturday evening.
 Coroner Mix was in town today in quiring into the facts regarding the death of the Italian killed in the ditch at Great brook Saturday evening.
 Dr Ernest D. Chipman and his bride arrived from San Francisco Saturday night and for the present are staying at the Scovill house. Mrs Chipman was a belle of San Francisco.
 The funeral of Angelo CapaZutto. aged G6 years. who died Friday night at his home on Chatteld street. took place yesterday morning. with service at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes and interment in Calvary cemetery. . Mrs Bridget O'keefe, aged 60 years.
 
 daughter, Mrs Matthew O'Keefe. A. James street. The funeral wilI take place tomorrow morning atE S:30 o'clock with a mass of requiem at St Patrick's church and interment in Calvary cemetery. ...tf
 A branch of the association for the propagation of the Catholic faith Is being organized among the parishipn- CTS of the church of the Sacradlf U At the different masses yeHtefffay Fathers Bray and Shelley gave short accounts of the society. it's organiZa- ton. its purpose. etc. The organiza- tion will be perfected next Sunday. Mrs Anastatia Lawlsr. aged so years. died early this morning at the home of Thomas O'Reilly , on I.ounsbury street. She leaves three nieces. Mrs Margaret. Short. Mrs Catherine Ready and Mrs Winnifred O'Reilly. The fu- neral will take place Wednesday morn ing with a mass,ef requiem at St Fran cis Navier's church and interment; in St Joseph's cemetery. ---.,5 --.
 Jesse Deyine, representative of the local High school at the meetings of the Interseholastic league has received notice that the acts of the meeting,
  ven. have been protested by Delegate Brainard of the Meriden High school on the grounds that d sufficient num- Der Of delegates was not present to form quorum. Accordingly, notice has been sent out by the president call ing another meeting of the delegates for tomorrow at 2:30. It. is thought that Mcriden will try to have the vote offset transferring the game between d ,I schools from the former to the latter city.
 The financial affairs of Treat r.. Sanford. a grocer on South. Main street. who made an assignmen, n few days ago. are likely to get into court of bankruptcy. This morning ferry. Bronson and Minor issued an attaa.hlnent- in tue interests of the r. FC Bushnell company. Attorney Peas ley representing D. D. Carroll X Go. got ahead of them with another attach ment for x15. Now 2 question of au- tlority arises as tp who is7in power on the premises. Town Clerk Brett to whom MT Sanford assigned. or Con- stable Perkins. who served the attach ment. It is on this account that the matter may be taken to the court of bankruptcy.
 Mrs Margaret Shugrue, wife of Jere- m.sh Shugrue, died this noon at the faimiIy residence. 9S4 Baldwin street. Besides her husband she leaves five children Lizzie, Laura, Joseph. Jere- miah and John. also four brothers and one sister. James. Thomas. Will liam and John Dillon and Mrs Martin Howard Mrs ShurPue was a woman of fine character and had wide circle of relatives and friends who will re gretsto learn that she has been called away SO suddenly from the home where shes had so much to attend to among large family of young chil- sdrn. She had been sick but an hour or so The funeral notice will be an nounced later