Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-14
CITY NEWS.

Special forecast for Connecticut Showers on the coast tonight. Fail Thursday. light east winds.
 G. H. Burpee, the South Main street druggist. was taken to the hospital Saturday afternoon, suffering from ty- phoid fever.
 Considerable activity is noticeable about the different Catholic churches these times and it will continue unT!l after the 25th of the present. month, when the time for doing the jubilee will close.
 Thamas, the five, months old son of MT and Mrs Edward Stack of 595 North Riverside street, died this noon. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. with inter- ment in the new St Joseph cemetery.
 The board of town school visitors have approved of plans for an addition of two rooms to the Bunker Hill school house on the Watertown road. The board also recommends that a site be purchased for a school house in the south end of the district
 The case of Michael Cusick vs Will bur G. Austin was to have been tried at 2 o'clock this afternoon, but ten minutes before the hour of the trial a settlement was effected The suit was for $50 for wages due Cusick when he worked in the Arlington hotel cafe The amount paid in settlement was S21.19
 Tomorrow will be the feast of the Assumption, a holy day of obligation in the Catholic church. An early mass will be celebrated in all the churches of that denomination at 5:30 o'clock for the accommodation of people who have to be at work at q, so that all may have an opportunity to comply with the order to hear mass on Sun- days and holy days.
 William A. Quinn died in the Philip pines June 2J, of typhoid fever. aged 20 years and 3 months, He twas q member ef Company B. Twentieth reg iment. Mir Quinn was the son of Will liam Quinn of 49 South Willow street He leaves besides his father and moth CT six brothers and six sisters, Henry, Dennis, Patrick, James. John and Thomas; Mrs Planning of Watertown, Mrs Harris of Elizabeth, N. J., Mrs McAIahon, Limerick Ireland, Mar garet. Annie and Mamie.
 An alarm of fires from box 25. situat. ed at the corner of Northvand North Main streets called the apparatus from the Burton stret engine house at 1920 this noon. There was on work for the firemen when they. arrived at the scene of the alarm, which was in a small house on North street in the rear of Stapleton's building and known as the Beehive" One of the occupants of the building carelessly threw light ed match aside and incidentally ignit- ed a can of kerosene. Further than scorching the floor and door no dam age was done. The can of lighted oil was thrown out of doors and burned itself out.
 The funeral of Mrs Della Lawlor took place this morning from her late mass of requiem at the Sacred Heart church by the Rev Father Fitzgerald and interment Il the new St Joseph cemetery. The bearers were Edward Bergin, Bernard Keefe. Bernard Kee- gan, J ohm Shearon, Patrick Carney and John Ward The floral offerings dll- cluded a mound marked Wife from the husband of the deceased; pillow, sisters of the deceaseu; wreath, Fred, James and Willie Franklyn; anchor. Miss Rose McCauley and brother; 37 pink roses. Margaret and Edward Lawlor; 37 roses, Jennie Murray; bouquets, Annie Lyman, Mrs Gainor, Catherine Evers and others.