Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03
CITY NEWS.
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week owing to the death or EuWaru F. Lewis.
 Moriarty's night calls answered as usual at the store and at the house and 527-2 and 423-5. A call at any of these places will find us on duty for undertaking and funeral work
 In Hartford yesterday Charles N. Todd of Naugatuck was adjudged bankrupt Mir Todd kept a grocery. His liabilities are $3,S60 and his assets S3, ,12633. He was represented by At torney Church.
 The funeral of Edward Fox Lewis will take place tomorrow afternoon at o'clock with services at his late home on Linden street. The Rev MT Buckley will conduct the services. In terment will be in Riverside cemetery.
 A trolley party was given last night by the young lady employees of MT Bradley's room in the American Ring concern in honor of the Misses Rose Matthews and Rose Bolan. They chartered the Dewey car and had merry time.
 The police telegraph system will soon be completed The short cut across North Square for the wires for the box for Farm street having been found to be closed, the wires to-day were run up North Main, Cooke and across Burton, thence up North Main again to Farm street. In week, it is expected the system will be opera tive. aa 1.l cse
 Jeremiah 0'Rourke. t2S years of age. died at his home, ITO Bridge stret last night. Besides widow he leaves four small children, the oldest being but years old. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2::30 with services at the Immaculate Conception church. Interment will be in Calvary cemetery.
 Commissioners U. G. Church and E. A. Pendleton, who heard the claim of Kate Delaney for $1,563 O1 against the estate of the late Mrs Margaret Cam pion for nursing, board. etc, decided to- day to allow claimant S9SS for nursing and for board $45. The period of ser vices cover a number of years. The total amount of claims allowed amount to $1, 1,206.64. The estate was represented to be worth from $3, 900 to $4,OO0. s o.rss t,.5fr The special meeting which the board of education, was to have held this morning at o'clock was postponed to 4 o'clock this afternoon to meet the convenience Of all the commissioners of the board. The object of the meet ing is to dispose of the contracts for building the proposed two schools, the recommendation of the board to ili- crease the appropriation having been acted upon fayorably last evening by the board of aldermen. 8te C n street is the latest to join the few who enjoy the sensation of riding in an | automobile. Yesterday afternoon MT | White tested the endurance and power of his machine against the hill at the | top of Prospect street, which for its | length is perhaps one of the steepest in the city that can be travelled and found it capable. Wednesday he made | the trip from New York to this place | in nine hours and 45 minutes accom- panied by Leroy Mintfe.
 | Jennie, age weeks and 3 days daughter of Mir and Mrs Frank Pope A Canal street, died syesterday after noon after a shert illness with cholera infantHm. The funeral took place thil morning at 9 o'clock to Our Lady O Lourdes church, where requiem hig1 | Karam Interment was in Calvary cemetery. There were many floral of | ferings MT and Mrs Pope have tn, sympathy of their many friends as thi | is the second one of their children who has died within week.
 At the Third Congregational churcf tomorrow there will be preaching b, the Rev Charles B. Granger, pastor at 10:3o a. m.. subject, .'The Lord Day." text, Rev 1:1O. Bible school 11:45 a. m. Juvenile Temple and c. B omitted. Evening service, 7:30 o'clocl at which time the pastor will read tn last chapter in his original story en titled, twill It Pay?9 This being tn last Sunday before the pastors va cation he would be pleased to hay many present at all services. .Wel come: sTs.s5
 One week from to-day the annual ex eursion of the St Joseph T. A. societ. to New York and Coney Island vii take place and from present indication the largest crowd that ever left Wa terbury for Coney Island will accom- pany the members of the local tem
 perance society on the trip. For tn
 accommodation Of the many persons i
 Waterville and Oakrille, who wish t go on the excursion, special trolley car
 will leave both places at 5:30 in th morning. There will be special car
 on all lines on the return of the ez cursionists
 Michael Mulholland, IS years old, il the city court today before Judg Peasley pleaded guilty to the theft 0 a gold ring the property of Mrs Mar,
 Mccarthy of 65 Seovill street. MT MeCarthty said she left the ring in | little box on her bench at the Scoyil Manufacturing company's plant wher she is employed and while at dime it was taken MuIholland an employ
 of the concern said hegfound the rim
 on East Main street. He told hal dozen different stories The recover. of the ring was brought about thfUugl Ralph Jacobs of H. Jacobs & Go pawnbrokers on South Main street He had been given a description o
 the missing ring and held it when i
 was taken to his place for sale. Lu
 holland put up no defense or no excus
 and was sentenced to thirty days i
 jail. John McDonald was fined $1
 and costs for intoxication.
 Orders regarding transportation t
 Camp Lounsbury have been sent or
 to the respective captains of the br
 gade. The local companies will leay
 town next Saturday morning on
 special train at 5:30 o'clock. They wi 11~~~ IT.. ke