Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-13
CITY NEWS.

A special meeting or the board or
 education will be held on Monday
 evening for the purpose of advertising for bids for the building of the new
 schools.
 There will be a special meeting of the Ladies auxiliary of the A. Q. H. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at Hibernian hall. All members are re quested to be present
 Health Officer O'Hara raised the quarantine at the Murphy residence
 on the Bristol road above Waterville to-day. The place has been thoroughly fumigated and is now in a sanitary condition.
 Philip Hellmann, the 9-months-old
 son of MT and Mrs John R. Argus of 50 Grand street, died this afternoon, after two days sickness, with cholera irfantum. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock,
 with interment in St Joseph's ceme- tery.
 Mrs Ann Hogan, aged 51 years died yesterday afternoon at her home, S6 North Elm street. She leaves one son, James, and a daughter Mrs Margaret.
 Knickerbocker The funeral will take place Monday morning with q mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church and interment ir St Joseph's | cemetery.
 Referee Newton yesterday morning, in New Haven, appointed Julius Holmes trustee of the bankrupt estate
 of Maurice F. Tracey, a grocer of An sonia The referee also appointed F. W. Sheahan trustee of the estate of James J. Flanagan, the New Haven State street grocer. w. H. Hewitt
 has been made trustee of the Neil A. Chubb estate of Waterbury. All three are small estates.
 At the Third Congregational church to morrow Rev Charles F. Granger, pastor Preaching. 10:30 a. m. subject ..C1rist's Brethren inherit'' Matt XIV, 3i Sabbath school. 11:45 a. m.; Ju,
 venile temple, 3 p. m; evening service, 7:30 o'clock at which time the pastor
 will read the first chapter i'll an original
 story entitled Twill t Pay,'' first chap
 ter title s.Beginnings' Regular collec-
 tion Cor "A. M. A." in the morning. Edward Dooley was arrested this af- ternoon on the order of Judge Burpec, by Constable Gillette, upon the com plaint of a number of people who charge Dooley with obtaining money under false pretenses. Dooley is oc- casionally employed at Reither's meat
 market on Exchange place. He is a general utility man and his plan of ob taining money wsS to contract to now
 lawns and do obb jobs around houses.
 He would be given his pay beforehand and that would be the last seen of Doeley for some time. Judge Burpee said he would probably accept a bond in the matter and bring it up in court Monday morning.. The amount he ob- tained is not yet known.
 The enterprising burglar got in his work on Platt street yesterday, and to-day Sheriff Rigney is on the war path after him. Andrew Gardner, | foreman at the Farrel foundry works, l lives with his family on this street, l and yesterday while the house was
 closed for a few hours the unwelcome intruder effected an entrance through a small window in the rear. Evidence 1 of his course through the house was plain, but he left an indelible impress sion in MT Gardner's bedroom, walking off with his suit of best clothes, his gold watch. diamond scarf pin, other small articles particularly masculine, | and S25 in bills Besides these he is said to have taken q number of things | which are peculiar to the dressing of bureaus. Not a trace of the intruder l naS so Tar been dlScONefou. IT Will De | complicated case, however, if Sheriff Rigney fails to land the fellow. At a meeting of the board of man. agers of the City Amateur league last | night, in the St Joseph T. A. society's rooms, the Oakville team was dropped l from the league and the Pastime A. c.
 was admitted in their place. The
 Pastime A. c. will take the position
 or {. anding which the Oakvilles held. l The Pastime \. O. was represented at
 the meeting by Manager Martin Me
 Donald and Captain Herbert Dews. Among some of their players will be
 Kinney. pitcher. and Kelly, fielder, of 1 the St Thomas Cadets Henebry of the 1 St Josephs and Carlin. formerly of the l same team. Joe and Herbert Dews and several other good ones. A number l of the Oakville players will play with
 other teams. Only two games will be played tomorrow The St Thomas Cadets will cross bats with the Jeffer- 1 sons at Wateryille and Commerford l will umpire Coughlan will umpire
 the Washington Hill A. C.-Pastime A.
 C. game at Oakyille.