Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-28
CITY NEWS.

ucTc WILL De uO IeIttISiiI Ol luc 1SL Joseph drum corps tonight
 Judge Burpee has oyerruled the de- murrer i'll the suit of Louis Began against Matthew Schlitter for $1O0 damages to a calf. Both parties live on the Middlebury road. The decision is favorable to Began.
 Erncstine. infant child of Ar and Mrs Joseph Delagobe of Phoenix ave- nile. died yesterday. The funeral took place this morning with service at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes and in- terment in Calvary.
 MT and Mrs C. \. Colley will leave here tomorrow for an extended tour through the old world. They will sail from New York for Hamburg Thursday on the steamship Deutsch- land.
 Tins afternoon the new Whittemore block at the corner of Bank and Grand streets was ornamented by neat raised letters which read: .sPricnard Build :ng,'' SC that while the old landmark has been wiped out the name will re- mail;.
 The work of the police to-day con sisted or the arrest of an individual A and that he was all right until 1t home things went wrong. As it seems to be against the rules of the department to erter the names of great men on the slate, tie man was entered as NO 2. He is charged with intoxication.
 Joseph Beltroconis, of 20 North Leonard street, little boy about five years of age, met with an unfortunate 1 Ia . lifting a cylindrical piece of iron, rath- CT heavy, and had it above his head when he dropped it. 1t struck him on the head, producing a compound fracture Dr Russell rendered surgi- cal attendance.
 Daniel k. Ross McKinzie of Nova Scotia and Miss Mary Helen Hahn, daughter of MT and Mrs John Hahn of 23 Fifth street. were married this morning at II o'clock at St Cecilia's church by Rev Dr Farrell Martin. Paul Kleinert and Miss Anna Hahn were attendants. Mir and Mrs Me KinZie left on the 4:Oo train for N7CSra Scotia, the home of the groom.
 At the regular meeting of the St Joseph T. A. society yesterday after noon in St Patrick's hall, President Freney presided. Final details for the annual fair which opens tonight were arranged Ten members were admitted. to whom the pledge was ad- ministered by Rev Father Frederick who made a few appropriate remarks. A report of the St Joseph's team dur ing the past season was read by Man ager Freney. It was rather favora6Ss Remarks were made, concerning the welfare of the society by J. J. Freney and H. H. Hayden.
 The Waterbury High school foot ball team went to Winsted Saturday afternoon where they sue ceeded in defeating the Gilbert High school team by T score of F to c. All the points were scored in the first half. Bauby and Walker made the touch downs for Waterbury and Walker kicked both goals. The second half was played for abont six minutes when the game ended i'll a wrangle. The referee gave Waterbury several yards for offside play. The Gilbert High school team would not stand for this and thus the game ended. Hard piac- tice will be the order each day this week for the local High school play CTS. Next Saturday is the day which every High school student is anxiously awaiting. That is the date of the Waterbury Britain game.
 A law case in which local parties are considerably interested was to have come before the appellate division of the New York courts to-day for trial but it was postponed The ease is known as the i'll re Clara Hewitt About eighteen months ago Mrs Clara Hewitt of New York, whose maiden name was Shea, and who was at one time resident of this city. died. leay- ing her property. amounting to about $160,000 to a photographer. Francis E. Underhill by name She is saia 10 have known him for only three months. When the will came up before the pro- bate court there was a protest by the legal heirs of Mrs Hewitt, several of whom reside in this city. They are Michael Lawlor. who is represented by Attorney Cole: William Lawlor. whose legal adviser is Attorney Kendrfck. and. Patrick Hickey, who is represes.t- ed by q New York firm of lawyers. There are also heirs in New Haven who are represented by Attorneys Conlon and Pickett. The trial will be awaited with interest by people in t.ils aity.