Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-10
CITY NEWS.
Domestic pies cost but 10 cents.

Domestic pies cost put IO cents.
 The board of public works will meet at s o'clock tonight.
 There was a months mind mass this morning for the late Thomas J. Smith of North Main street at St Thomas church.
 Luke Francis, the 10-months-old son of MT and Mrs Charles Lee of 22O Baldwin street. died last night. The funeral took place this afternoon, with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Hugh Crane, for the past ten years with the Waterbury Furniture Co, has decided to go into business for him. self, and has opened undertaking rooms at 1S6 South Main street.
 M. H. Waas has been elected by .he local Cigarmakers' union as delegate to the sixteenth annual convention of the Connecticut state branch of the American Federation of Labor, which will be held in this city October s.
 After the meeting of the aldermen last night. Chairman Hall. City Clerk Ryan and Sheriff Mcdonald, the municipal base ball team. committee. announced that the game between The local officials and the New Haven boys will take place September IS.
 Although the crowd at the band con- cert last night was not so large as usual, owing to many counter attrac- tions, still it was an appreciative one. ! The various selections were rendered in excellent style by the American band and were heartily applauded.
 The attorneys having charge of the collections and lease accounts of the Waterbury Furniture Co request all who owe the firm to make immediate payments at the office of the Water bury Furniture Co until all claims are settled.
 Jung Charley Lee, the converted Chinese missionary, will give an ad- dress at the Rescue mission, 217 Sotsth Main street, this evening. Mir Lee is well and lavorably known here, hav- ing attended the Elm street school some 20 years ago, and he is now go- ing back to China to preach the gospel.
 The democratic headduarters for the fall campaign which has already open ed are situated in the rooms and 9 in the Holohan block. corner of South Main and Scoyill streets. The rooms are open all day and until late at night for the convenience of those seeking in- formation relative to the election.
 Miss Margaret McGrath of Magill street left yesterday for Hartford, where she became a student at St Joseph's convent. Miss McGrath is a bright young lady and graduated from | the Crosby Grammar school last year On Sunday night a number of her friends rendered her a farewell recep- tion at her home. It was a pleasant gathering and it was late hour vixen the merry party dispersed.
 The Catholic Womens association held a meeting last evening and com | pleted arrangements for whist party to be held in "a few weeks. The tick cts for this affair, which were already on sale, were reported to be meeting with a favorable reception and other indications point to a successful enter tainment. Half a dozen candidates were appointed to various classes. The committee on prizes for the whist party will meet again Friday evening
 The annual state convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of | Connecticut is being held in Derby to-day. The St Joseph T. A. society of this city is being represented by James Freney, William Ryder, Jere- miah Dillane. Frank Hollywood and Henry Hayden while the Misses Julia Larkin and Katherine Mulligan are delegates from the St Mary's T. A. so- ciety. It is expected that one or two ! offices will come to Waterbury.
 Unless otherwise disposed of the | five liquor cases that grew out of the visit here of detectives from McClair's | detective agency in New Haven will I be- tried tomorrow morning in the i city court. There are five more cases due, said Prosecuting Agent Webster this forenoon, and when they are dis posed of the end of the work done by l the detectives is probably reached | On this point Mir Webster said he was not thoroughly informed, so from 1 this it would appear he is not the in- strument that brought the detectives I to town.
 4 man who gave his name as Paul Summa surrendered himself at the po- lice station this morning, saying he l had heard warrant was issued for his arrest. He was accompanied by John McElligott, who gave a bond of l 5000 for his appearance in the city l court tomorrow morning. He is charged with assaulting three girls, I named Marie. Theresa and Rose La. ! tanZo on Union street last Friday l evning. This affair grew out of an all legged assault, in which Summa's sis ters and the Latanzo girls were con- cerned The latter keeps fruit store on Meadow street.
 Just few days more and the time for handing in applications to be made voters will have expired. and then, as usual. many will be wondering why they cannot be admitted to the fran .chise whether their names are on the list or not. Don't fritter away any time inquiring into the why and the wherefore of these matters, but step right into the office of one of the regis trars and give him your name and then you can be made on the 2Sth of the present month. that is. provided you will be eligible by that time. If you fail to register before the 18th of this month you cannot be made,
 whether you are eligible or not.
 The Dorshe Zion society of this city, Rev Joseph Freedman. president, has
 made arrangements with the eminent musical preacher, Chozin J. Weinstock of Berlin. Germany, to preach at Speedwe1l hall and hold orthodox ser
 vices for the new year beginning on the eve of September 13 and continu-
 ing during the 14th and 10th; and on
 the day of atonement, beginning on