Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-13
CITY NEWS.

son was born last night to MT and Mrs Peter J. Shea at 96 Bridge l street.
 Miss Hattie Cooley of Thomaston, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs Timothy CarmOdy of Fuller street, has returned home. <.
 Judge Thayer's finding in the suit of William Brennan against the Berlin Iron Bridge Go was received by Clerk Marsh of the superior court this after noon.
 Charles F. Wright of the Wright Machine concern of New Orange. N. J., returned to that place to-day after
 spending a short visit with friends ill l this place. M ss ss !. Matthews of Field street has re- turned to his old position as foreman of the saw room of the Wright Machine concern, New Orange, N J., and left to-day to assume his new duties.
 Real Estate Agent D. H. Tierney has sold for the Waterbury Savings bank a four-tenement house on lief frey alley, to John Sirico, who will make Improvements iii the building.
 Frank Garrity, the well-known | in Torrington. His. many friends here wish him success, and believe if hustling and square dealing will bring it he will get there with both feet The annual meeting of the Young Mems Christian association will be held in the association hall tonight at o'clock. T. R. Hyde. Jr, president of the association, will preside. The an nual reports will be read and a board of directors will be elected for the en- suing year.
 Gottfried Schmidt aged 61 years, died Saturday night at the Waterbury hospital. The remains were removed to his former home Fl Seymour street, by Undertaken Tonllinson. The fu- neral service will be held at II 0 clock Wednesday morning. The body will be taken to Glastonbury for burial on the 12:3S train.
 Regarding the cases of the druggists against whom prosecution is pending against their bond, it is probable that instead of one being chosen for Il test case each will be tried on it's indivil- ual merits. The attorneys for the de fense seem unable to agree upon Il case for n test and the indications are that Prosecuting Agent Pierce will
 
 Alderman Daniel F. Foley has made great improvements on the Bridge street side of his property. The va cent lot between his business and the next house he has fenced in. and soon 1t will be the prettiest place in the-l Fifth ward. This lot will be Il lawn. i'll the rear of which are the alder mans barns and other outhouses. The general improvement is so noticeable that the contrast made with the rook- | cries on the other side immediately at tract attention and commends them to l the crowbar of progress.
 ! The fire department was called out twice since Saturday, but it's services was hot required in either case The | first call was sent in Saturday night | when 1t was feared that a confagra- | tion was about to take place Ut the | Farrel foundry and the second oc- cured last night. the call being from box 42, corner of South Main and Clay | streets, where fire had been discovered | i'll the barn belonging to W. I. Schlegel. In neither case the damage amounted to nothing to speak of
 City hall held an immense crowd. Saturday night, the attraction being the St Ann's Parish fair. The stage of the play s.rhe Gypsy Queen in which were intermingled songs and dances by the pupils of Notre Dame convent Miss Julia Bren- nan acted as accompanist. The diff ferent parts were enacted by the chil- dren i'll q manner which evoked con- tinued applause from the audience. A fine stage program has been arranged for tonight. The fair will close to- morrow night. The standing of the voting contest is as follows: R. L. Brandely 696, George Derwin gro, J Gauthier eco, William Rochon 056 and q. L. Layigne 62l