Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-21
CITY NEWS.
Fresh pork Sc ID: legs lamb 1ec lb,,
 at Casf1e's Ink t, tonight and Saturday,

noon. .-.
 Miss Mary O'Connor, of Norfolk, has returned home, after enjoying few days visit with Miss Mary Kelly of Dover street.
 ''W-inter Days is the name of a very handsome calender which J. F. Phelan, the East Main street tea mer- chant, is passing out to his customers.
 Mary Helen, the two years old child of MT and Mrs Champlain of 427 River street, died early this morning. The funeral will take place tomorrow af- ternoOn.
 Miss Harriet E. Murray, for the past two years stenographer for Prosecut- ing Attorney Durant has taken a posi- tion in the office of the American Pin Co in Waterville.
 The funeral of Miss Sarah A. Mat thewS will take place tomorrow morn- ing at S:30 o'clock from the family residence, 35 Baldwin street. to the I'm maculate Conception church.
 The curtain on one of the windows of T. F. Hayes cafe on East Main ing it might spread. q still alarm was sent in. The blaze was eXtinguished before it did any damage.
 MT Barlow. the rug man. from Wa tertown will be at the store of the Bos- ton Furniture Co all day Monday, December 2+ with full line of fur house robes suitable for Christmas gifts, one day only. Complete line of baby carriage robes.
 Notice has been served upon City Clerk Ryan by NJ. J. Byrne, attorney for Charles \. Baldwin, stating that he will claim $2.00O damages for in juries received last August by falling upon an alleged defective walk ill the alleyway between the City hall build ing and the Scovill house.
 At the Salvation army hall tonight Staff Captain Mckenzie will conduct the last meeting of the weeks series ill the olil rink As the staff captain leaves Waterbury on Saturday morn ing to return to New York. it is hoped that q large number will be present at this meeting and that her numerous friends will assemble for a final good bye.
 There is no truth in the statement that the board of public safety has elected four of the five new officers to be added to the force. This infor- nation is based upon the word of one of the commissioners and is referred to here in the interest of the peace of mind of some of the aspirants for the berth. not to correct anything our neighbors may have said on the sub iect-
 Law suits are piling up on Michael Igo. q S;tloOnkeeper on West Main street. Yesterday forenoon one for $S00 by the Hellmann Brewing con- pany was entered against him and his license attached. In the afternoon an other was entered by his sister, Miss Julia 1go for SG0O money borrowed, it is alleged, and this time a keeper was put in charge of the premises by the attaching officer Constable Pryor. and Attorney Lawlor has a third suit for $1 GOO ''in the works for alleged tres pass on premises occupied by F. W. Adams.
 The Ladies of the Naccabees held an important meeting last night and Miss Carrie A. Drake. the deputy su- preme commander. was present. The following officers were elected: Past lady commander. Mrs John MOTiarty; lady commander. Ella T. Smith; lady lieutenant commander. Margaret $. Madden; finance keeper. Mary A. Gil man: chaplain. Mrs T. E. kilmarTin; ser geant. Mrs Martin McGrath; mistress at-arms Margaret E. Brickley: senti- nel Mrs Kate Cullinan: picket. Bridget NIcCrath. The new officers will be in stalled January 5.
 Court Rose Hill, r. of A.. met last night and elected the following board of officers: J. P. C. R.. Mago Sheehan; C. R. William C1asby; $. c. R.. Jere- miah Sullivan: r. &. Andrew Leary: treasurer John Leary: recording secre- tary. John Bowling: senior w. John Sullivan: junior W. John Barry; senior beadle. William Burns: junior beadle, !. P. Dunn: third trustee. John Brown; court physician. Dr Kilmartin; drug gist, William FaHon; captain of guard, Patrick Ciashy. The court also elected James Pollard as third candidate to run at the coming fair for the trip 10 | the Pan-American exposition, and every member pledged himself to land 1 him . winner.
 1 One of the things brought out in the | discussion relative to school expenses | at the meeting of the aldermen We'd l nesday night was that the training school saves the city the salary of three teachers. The principal argu ment some people were putting against | the institution when ii was about to be | reopened was that it would entail an | expense which the taxpayers should not be asked to bear. The school | officials ana others WnO nad taken the pains to familiarize themselves witt the plan contended that it would be a saving to the district. and the result proves the latter view to have beer correct.
 Many of Waterbury's representative;
 at the different colleges are home tt
 spend their Christmas vacation in thi;
 city. Among some of the familiar l faces seen about town are William Nc
 Carthy, Edward Reilly, John McGrath
 of the Yale Law school: Otto Hell
 mann, of Andover: Lyman Dennison
 of Wesleyan; John Dallas, Russell Car
 ter, Walter Barber, Roland Camp ant
 Alfred Hart. of Yale college; George
 Herr, of the University of Michigan
 Eddie Herr, of Fillanova; John Nc Carthy, Edward Kelley, John McGrath
 school: George Lynch, of the, Baltimore
 Dental school. and Fred Charters ant
 George Carroll, of Trinity college.
 Murray hall, one of the new halls
 in Platt's block on East Main street
 held large and merry audience las
 night, the occasion being a concert anC supper given for the benefit of tht