Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-04
CITY NEWS.
,ard of a1dermen will meet to.

nlght
 l Everybody should turn out and hear the speakers at the democratic rallies tonight.
 Francis E. Field was to-day appoint l ed administrator upon the estate of the 1 late Sarah B. Field.
 The meeting of the board of ednca-
 ton which was to have been held thIs evening has been adjourned 10 Wednes- day evening.
 After the rallies Saturday night tho speakers were entertained at the rooms Of the South End Athletic club
 on South Main street. The class in Current Events for teachers and other members will meet i tomorrow afternoon at I o'clock sharp in High school building. There will be months mind mass Tuesday morning at $ o'clock. it the church of the Immac,A te Conception.
 for the late Daniel Sullivan Of 25 Elm
 erald street.
 The remains of Mrs Cfarinda Nun son. aged ST years, who died recently in Bristol will be brought here t0-lIlor- TOW in charge of Understaker BurraH,
 and inferred ill Riverside cemetery.
 James Cusick. an employe Of the
 Benedict X Burnham concern. had the index finger Of his right hand cut off
 while at work Saturday. Dr McLar-
 ney placed several stitches in the cut All those who desire to sign the agreements in the Parsons bank mat |,ter can find them at the. offices uf Ael- logg x Kellogg and E. ". Mooring. as well as it the office Of Burpae < Car mody
 The tenements on the first floor Of the Jones' -Kilduff block on South Maln street, below the auditorium. are being converted into two large stores, which it is thought will pay better than tene- mentS.
 The regular meeting of the sixth di-
 vision, A. 0. H.. will be held this even
 ing at Hibernian hall. It is necessary
 that all members attend. as business of
 importance will be transacted. After
 the meeting a social session will take place.
 The Merrimac A. c. will hold it's fourth annual sociable at the City hall on Wednesday evening. November G. The Merrimacs are jolly crowd and q merry time is in store for those who attend. 4 concert will be given hy Lawson's orchestra before the dane ing.
 Saturday afternoon the fire depart ment was called to the rink building where a fire had been discovered in the rear of the structure. IT didn't amount to anything. An hoar later tle department responded to q coll from the Novelty Manufacturing ~. This did not amount to much either
 The funeral of Patrick Carroll took place yesterday morning from his late residence at TOO Baldwin street. Ser vices were read at the house by Rev Father Curtin. The remains Were ta- ken to Winsted for intelment on the 9:3S train. The pallbearers were Thomas Norton. Michael Scadden. Wal ter Wall and Hugh !. Crane.
 John Bergin. aged B years a:ed early this morning at his home. $ High land avenue. Besides his widow he leaves one daughter. five sisters and two brothers. Mrs Michael DTyer. Mrs E. NJ. Harrison. Mrs Thomas Kelly and the Misses Jennie. Anne. William and Robert Bergn. The funeral VIII take place Wednesday morning at S:3O with q mass of requiem at St patrick's church and interment in the new St JoSeph's cemetery.
 Tn the city court. civil side, this af- ternoon. Judge Burpee heard the case of Thomas Dooling. contractor. ys Magnus Bengston. a saloon keeper on Scovill street. and ris wife. for SD. a balance on bill of S21 for work done. Defendant claimed six months was 3I- lowed i'll which to pay the bill. while the plaintiff claimed there vas no such agreement. Bengston also ,.laned that his wife owned all the property that had been his. Decision was de ferred
 A very pleasant social gathering was held at the home Of Clarence Lynch Of East Main street last evening some of the features Of the enteriainnent were piano selections rendered by inc Misses Swartz, E. Mccarthy. NJ Pryor and Messrs c. Lynch and r. Sullivan: vocal solos by the Misses AI Douallue NJ. Swartz. J. Reed and Afessrs T. Nc Carthy and J. Degnan: recitations by Miss E. Donahue and Messrs aI. Pun kett and $. Mitchell: buck and wing dancing. the Misses F. MeCafthy and N. Pryor. The merry party dispersed after voting Mir Lynch q very capable host
 A large party from this city wenr on a fishing trip to Long Island yester- day. Among them were Charles Mix, James Watts and T. l.. Sanford. The party took the train to Baidwn's sta ton, where they went aboard the launch. All went we'll until the boat had entered the breakwater near Strat- ford. The sea was unusually rough and it treated the boat in DO gentle manner. Several members had par row escapes from being thrown in the water James Watts became rather timid at sight of these narrow escapes He vowed he wouldn't come back in the boat So when Port Jefferson. Long Island. was reached. willie the rest of the party was engaged in dig ding clans. Jimmie was rowed into land He took q train for New York. and that was the last seen or heard of him. The rest of tile party arrived home safely last night.