Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-26
CITY NEWS.
here was no city court to-day.

I
 Moriarty's calls for undertaking are
 527-2 and 423-5. Good service and fair
 treatment.
 Tickets for Boys club summer ex.
 cursion will be distributed to the boys
 Thursday, Friday and Saturday after
 moons.
 Tomorrow morning at St Thomas
 church there will be a months mind
 mass for the late Florence Butler of
 Bishop street.
 J. L. F. Dupuy, publisher of "Le
 Connecticut" started this morning for
 New London, Norwich and Taftville, for visit of two weeks.
 | lessee c. Danelson of r Highland
 avenue, is the owner of a duck with three legs. It is a strange freak. of
 nature and is an object of much com ment in that part of the town.
 The final accounting of the admins | trator William Leroy on the estate of his father, Richard Leroy, was fled yes | terday afternoon in the probate court | by Attorney Seery, counsel for the ad- ministrator.
 The following are the new officers of | L. | A. AtAshborn; V. G., A. H. Mills; re- | cording secretary, F B. Williams; per manent secretary, w. H. Lowe; treas urer. H. T. Stedman; hall trustee, w.. H. Lowe.
 The Becker-Brainard Milling Ma chine company has filed bill of com plaint in the United States circuit court against the Blake < Johnson | 41,o+ tJ.a 1otfar oonl- pany has been infringing patent on milling machines, and asks for proceed ings of restraint. n4t.s
 The delicatessen department con- nected with tie High Grade Fruit store. 22-24 East Main street will be found to be q great convenience to many, especially in warmFweather. A Name the proprietor has had twelve years experience as caterer in large hotels and three years with the Union lcltb. q t gp
 + The funeral of Mrs Mary Rich took place yesterday afternoon from her | late home on Round Hill street with services at the house by the Rev MT Pfeil and interment in Riverside cenre- tery. The bearers were the Messrs II There was a large number of floral offerings.
 Edward H. Belden has been official ly notified that he has been appointed deputy labor commissioner for the Wa terbury district. Mir Belden takes office on July l. Contrary to expectations he is not allowed a clerk, nor will he be expected to furnish his own supplies or pay therente of the offices All this the state ewiil do.A ses at re 7aLalfoY
 Oh Saturday, and Sunday there will | be special services at the Salvation army conducted by! Brigadierf F. W.. Scott of New York city. On Sunday morning the brigadier will speak in | the Third Congregational church, the other meetings being held at the usual time in the army hall. Admission is entirely free and all are welcome. Dr Freney spent yesterday visiting | his family in this city. In connection | with his duties as assistant surgeon at | the Metropolitan Nose and Throat hospital New York he works two hours daily at Bellevue hospital, outside de partment, as surgeon in the nose and throat clinic, and two! hours daily in throat clinic, and two hours daily in the Poiyclinic hospital, ear department surgeon of this clinic.
 Tn the district court, civil side to- day, the islander suit of Mrs Julia Mad den against Michael IT, Mahon was | opened and adjournment immediately l taken, some of the 1wftnessess for the l defense being toofill to attend. The | court remarked that this case has been adjourned so often that when it is next called it will be tried, no matter what circumstances may be set to postpone I it further Attorney Carmody repre- sented the plaintiff and Judge Lowe the defendant. Damages of $3,000 are
 claimed. The litigants are neighbors 1 living on Baldwin street.
 The annual Independence Day ex- | cursion to New York and Coney Is- I land run by the Bridgeport Steamboat l company in connection with N. r., N. I H. & H. R. R for the past ten years, will be repated this year on Thursday, | July 4, this popular excursion will af- ford it's many patrons an enjoyable days outing and a delightful sail on
 the waters of Long Island sound and
 the harbor and bays of New York, with ample time to make a visit either
 to New York or Coney Island. The re- | turn trip will afford a beautiful moon
 light sail up Long Island sound in the early evening. Special train will leave | Waterbury at ITO a. m, connecting
 at Bridgeport with Steamer Rosedale,
 leaving at a m, reaching New York at 12:3O and Coney Island at 200 D.
 m Tickets on sale at Railroad depot. | Fare round trip $1 1.50.
 According to the vote of the board of public safety the roof Of the Burton
 street engine house was painted yester-
 day If the paint is as good as it
 smelled strong, it will last forever.
 Those who live in the vicinity of the
 house hope it will last that length of time, or that when another coat is go- | ing on they will live at the other side | of the Rocky mountains. The odor of
 the paint is of such peculiar nature | that it aroused the curiosity of every
 body, and an inquisitive scribe and a | few firemen were bold enough to ask one of the painters where it was made. up n Hartford, near the capitol,' he said. And then the inquisitive scribe | and the firemen looked into the mat ko ,f,