Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-24
CITY NEWS.

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 CITY NEWS.
 l I. W Moore, for several years with the NJ. J. Daily Co, has severed his connection with the concern.
 Lawrence Sido, the 6 months and two weeks old son of AIr and Mrs Albert Sido of 157 Round Hill street, died this noon. Funeral notice will be published later,
 Mrs Harriet X. Taylor, aged II years, died to-day at her home. 1126 | North Main street Her son is ex- pected here this evening from New Britain to attend to the funeral ar: engagements. The burial will be, in Woodbury.
 Mark Abel. the Bank street jeweler, has retired from business a1fd will try his luck at something else His -af- fairs were wound up to-day in the of lice of Attorney Russell. He paid off his creditors in jewelry. The value of the articles was rated at $2,50O.
 Special forecast for Connecticut. Continued cloudy and unsettled wea- ther tonight with local rains; Thurs day fair in west, probably showers in east portion, fresh northerIy winds. For Eastern New York: Partly cloudy tonight: probably local rains, Thurs day fair, fresh northerly winds.
 A large crowd will be attracted to speedwell hall tonight by the sociable ana dance of the Sacred Heart drum corps. The Sacred Heart boys ars. noted for their qualities as entertain CTS and a good time may be expected. The finest of music will be furnished Tor Ihe dancing. If the manner in winch the Tickets have been disposed os IS any Indication Speedwell hall VIII be hardly large enough to hold all who. will attend.
 ! At a largely attended meeting of the Waterbury Women's club in the par lors of the Second Congregational church yesterday afternoon, the fol lowing officers were elected for the en- sung year: Mrs D. B. Hamilton. president; Mrs Bertha Hart, Mrs Charlotte Hill and Miss Anna IL. 1 Ward, vice-presidents; Miss Katherine AA AA spencer, recording secretary; Miss I Martha Wells, corresponding seere- tary; Mrs Wallace Camp. trea Snrar. Miss Susan H. Cairns, auditor. yarl, ous committees were also appointed. l The suit of William E. Thoms l against Patrick Stapleton ct al for $1.Il, was heard before Judge Cowell III the district court to-day. This is q mechanics lien. Olin F. Hart a contractor, agreed with James H. and Frank G. Bryan, also contractors. to I do certain work for certain sum on the foundation of Patrick Stapleton,s building. on the corner of North and l North Main street. Hart assigned his cam TO Attorney Thoms and the de Iendant declined to pay. Plaintiff asks $125 damages The defendant Is represented by Judge Lowe.
 The Tracy Bros commenced opera tlons to-day on the new office and ad- dltion to the plant of the Farrell Foun- ary and Machine Co. The addition Will be one of the most substantial 1 buildings in the city. Some of the steel beams used will weigh seven tons, so that there will be no danger of 1t coming down. The roof will be 1 high enough to admit of over head cars which will be operated when the I occasion demands. It will be quite . curiosity for Waterbury people to ba working at their lathes and trains of cars passing backward and forward over their heads. The cost of both buildings will be somewhere in the neighborhood of $75,oo0.
 The funeral of Mrs. Sophia Carroll LOOK place this morning from the fam ny residence on South Main street. Wlt mass or requiem at St Patrick s py the Rev. rather Sullivan and inter- ment in St. Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were Michael Kelly William .I Sweeney, Bartholomew Sweeney. Mich ael Phelan, John Carroll and Daniel Kelly. The floral offerings included n pillow lettered Wife, from the hus- band of the deceased; standing wreath marked Mamma" from her children. ]. wreath inscribed Sister" Mrs. George Il. Havican and Mrs. k. Fl. Williams l: standing Tyre, employees of the Ameri- can Ring Co.,; mound, employees of the press room at the New England Watch Co; wreath, James F. Lynch; bououet. of calla lilies, Mrs. Patrick Holohan: l: carnations, Miss Margaret phelan basket of roses. the Misses Lizzie Hig- gins. Nora Ryan, Bridget Stanton and Katie Ryan.
 Judgment for foreclosure was grant ed by Judge Cowell in the city court to-day for Otis s. Northrop against William E. Merriman ct al. Law day for all concerned, May l. This suit was merely development of the Par sons bank case and was to clear up the title to house on Church street bought by MT. Northrop some time ago from the receivers of the bank, James F. Elton and H. S Chase. The house belonged originally to the heirs of Israel Holmes, the partner of the late Mr. Parsons. A mortgage was I held on it by the Woodbury Savings Bank company, which assigned and sold the mortgage 10 MeSsrs. Elton and Chase. The house was ordered to be sold by Judge Wheeler of the superior court to benefit the assets of the bank for the interests of the depositors, and l after some time on the market it was bought by MT. Northrog for S15.QQQ.