Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-18
CITY NEWS.


 place this afternoon with service by l the Rev Dr Buckley and interment i'll | Riverside cemetery.
 An anniversary high mass will be celebrated for the late Miss Mary Dill | lon of Pleasant street at the Immacu- l late Conception church Tuesday morn ing at o'clock.
 The choir of St Francis Navier's parish will enjoy bus ride tonight. 1 All the members are requested to re- port at the corner of Baldwin and i Washington streets at 30 o'clock Mayor Kilduff and the members of the board of public safety called at police headquarters last night and had a short chat with Officer O'Iearn rela- tive to an alleged infraction of the po- lice rules while on duty.
 f AdriFn L. Mu Joy, well known in Wa ! terbury in connection with the marble and monument business. has become connected with Thomas F. Jackson. who succeeds to the business of | Charles Jackson 6; Son, as general salesman.
 Clara Rain. aged 5 years. died to- day at 210 Prospect street. There will l be prayer at the house tomorrow af trrncon at 4 30 o'clock. The remains will he taken to Boston for burial 1 Wednesday on the I n. m. train i'll charge of Undertaken Rurral.
 Word comes from Aferiden that un- less Waterbury High school with draws from the Connecticut Inter- scholastic Football Nertlen will do so. Tn case Mcridcn withtlraws she will doubtless join the Trinity college ! IHterscholastic Football league-New i Britain Herald
 James D. Crane. the photoGrapher. i died yesterday at his nome. 7G State street Tho doceaspn was born .Tuly l. 1S4I. and was well known in Wat"r- bury and nciGhhoring towns. The fu- ! neral will take place ro-morrow after noon. With service hv tho Odd Fellows and internont in Riverside cemetery.
 Joseph Peroslzi and Miss Annie i GrldGscznte were married this morn ing at St ICSoDh'S church Ey the DDS tor. the Rev Peter Saurusaits. The ceremony. which was preceded by a nTptial mass. was witnessed by q number of relatives and friends. The wedding festivities arc being he'd t1i,; afternoon at their new home on North Leonard street. and will Dc continued during the evening.
 Two well known yonng mon drove to Sonthin@ton yesterday and during thn day got into trouble with q trnl- lev car. The ccnSenUcrre wnS t'ent one Of them came home this noon vita 2 broken arm and his right lee si~'>t- lv hurt. The other eScaped. The trrnont was in inred a1%~ and va"ians attanoutS of livery knnI. in Sorth- in ~t"n. tn whose custody !, was given
 failna to lonatp the owrnr here.
 The frnerAl of tine late .Eohn Cain took placn this morning from the res i1nnce of lis son. Maurice cain. on lFioh street. to the Immaculate Con contiOn church whore q mass of r.n- Oniom wns celebrated bv the Roy Father P"00Crick. The beare"S were Felix Mcdonald. Peter and Cranl Stehan EVi'1inrn Ennney NLicha al D1narv and N7iliiam Fit7-,atr trick. The intorment was in St JoseDh's cemetery.
 William Corhett living at I Natta- ] ft7cly street. was iniurnI yvhiia at work this forpnnon at the Hi@hland division l denot. FFn was rnnning along on top Of q train of frpi"ht cars and slipping. 1 fell. He was caught hntwocn two hrmnors inst above the left lnep inint | Considering the ci"c'lrnCtancpS of the accident he got off we'll for further tban few bruises. which We're
 dressed hv Dr. Pomeroy he received no injuries. He will be laid up few l days.
 James F. Phelan. the East Main
 street tea merchant. claims to have
 seen the first robin that showed up in
 Waterbury this year. It was sngng 2
 on q tree at the corner of Baldwin and 1 Rye streets and the tea man states
 that its notes could not he delivered iI
 a more cheerful manner in the middle of summer. All the fcatherel war
 hlprs T:aEp their return trin to the Rr0<S city through that neighborhood
 and many of them like the place SC
 well that they refuse to travel further
 north.
 The superior court will open here to-
 morrow at ? o'clock. There are about sixteen cases to be disposed of The : charge against Giovanni Narirell for . shooting with intent to kill Joseph As trouSki may be changed to assault with intent to murder. Deliheratiou :; is shown in the crime. it is claimed ,, Narinelli owned a garden and he | warned AStrouslSi to beware Of tres . passing in it. The men. it is said, had , had trouble before. However. Nari- N nelli found AstrouSki on his premises , l one evening and fired shot or two at , him. wounding him. There are two
 or three other cases of equal import. . ancc.
 l In looking up the deeds of property $ on Dublin street the engineering do l partmenr found that the number of t. feet fronting on the street does not
 corresnond with the notion several neo ; pie had regarding what they own there l Some have several feet moro than thnv :. supposed and a few have not as muc!, , as they thought. SO that it looks as if !. some fences would have to 1a thonon1 and it is lucky for some folks if they
 do not have to shift their houses. Sucl
 q condition of affairs would create wa,
 in other neighborhcods. but the Duh , lin street people have too much go0F sense to bother ahnut foot or two of
 land. There is always q little trouble I of this kind on old streets when tle Q city becins to make public improve r ments but they rarely ever amount tc