Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-13
CITY NEWS.

St Cecilia's fair, City hall, tonight
 The Misses Nellie and Elizabeth Lawlor are enjoying a short visit with Mrs F. !, Winters, of Torrington.
 The Misses Jennie and Mamie Lee ney attended the Knights of Column bus dance in Winsted last evening.
 Miss Anna Page of New Britain is spending a week with Captain and Mrs A. l.. Hauerwas of Hillside avenue.
 There will be a months mind mass Monday morning at o'clock for Mrs Peter Sears at the church of the lm- maculate Conception.
 There was no city court to-day. The few persons that were arrested for intoxication were discharged when they had recovered themselves.
 St Cecilia.s bazaar opens tonight at City hall. with dancing and a good stage entertainment. There will be but one canvasser at the bazaar. The railroad commIssrvners will hear parties interested in the matter of gates at the Porter street crossing on April 9, at II 80 o'clock in the fore noon.
 A marriage license was issued yes terday by the board of health to Wal ter A. Kinney of Hartford and Julia D. Parkhurst of Waterbury.-H Hartford Courant.
 Service at the Union Rescue mis- sion, PIT South Main. street, Sunday evening, 7:30. will be conducted by A. A. Benedict. Opportunity for tes- timony will be given
 Tomorrow night the Rev Dr Martin will lecture on the life of St Cecilia at the City hall, when a grand sacred con- 1 cert will be rendered. Next Tuesday evening the bazaar will close.
 At a meeting of the Ladies' auxilf- ary, A. o. H., last night. Miss Annie Leary received a $10 gold piece for selling the largest number of tickets for the recent entertainment given by the society.
 Wadhams post, C.. A. R., will ceIe- brate the anniversary of Lees surren- der in G. A. R. hall tonight. The af- fair was planned to come off on the 9th. but owing to the difficulty in pro- curing hall it was postponed until this evening. The public is invited Miss Maria E. Cone. aged 30 years. | died this morning at the residence of | GI. J. l low street. Funeral service will be held at the house Monday morning. The remains will be taken to Winsted for burial on the 11:17 train in charge l of Undertaken Burrall.
 One of the handsomest fox terriers ever seen in the city occupied a berth I in a neat box at the office of Adams Express company at the Naugatuck station this. morning. It came from New York and was consigned to Miss Cecilia MOriarty. daughter of John Moriarty of the Waterbury Furniture company.
 Mrs Keough, 194 Baldwin street, specials after o'clock: Children's corset waists, were 12c; this evening 9c. One lot, were 19c; this evening 15c. One lot ladies' house wrappers 39c. One lot. were $1: this evening, 75c- One lot ladies' night gowns, with Hamburg insertion, were 50c; this evening 39c. One lot boys knee pants 19c.
 Constable Pryor has been appoint I ed by the selectmen to get after own CTS of dogs and see that every canine in the town is registered before the 1st of May. So much has been said about vicious dogs the past few weeks | it is thought that a greater effort than usual will be made to find out the names of the owners of all Water bury barkers, large and small, and any one who does not think enough of his l pet to put up dollar for it must not find fault if an officer comes along and puts bullet through it. It would be a good plan if people commence registering their dogs right away, and avoid the rush that always takes place the last few days
 There came near being a serious fire at the home of Henry NJ. Judd, 75 Cen tral avenue yesterday afternoon. A member of the family ignited a gas jet with match and laid the latter 'I before it was fully extinguished on celluloid tray on a bureau. Then she left the room and in a few minutes the entire household was alarmed by volumes of smoke issuing from no one knew where. All the windows were hastily opened and when the smoke had somewhat cleared away entrance to the room where the gas was lighting was effected and the bureau near by was found badly damaged. The eel luloid tray had gone up in smoke after causing an incipient fire. The services of the fire department were not re- quired, the household organizing itself into fire company
 Mrs Michael Culliton of River street died last night at the police station. She was taken to the lookup by Officer Noonan in a delirious condition at 6 o'clock in the afternoon. Five hours later she was corpse. Captain Ban- non looked at the woman few times and had no reason to believe but that she would be all light in short time. The officer saw her at o'clock and she appeared to be breathing much easier, but when he visited her at II o'clock life was extinct. Medical Ex- aminer Graves viewed the body and gave permission for its removal to Moriarty's morgue. Besides her hus- band the deceased leaves two sons and one daughter. John, James and Mary.
 Ir Culliton is a mason and bricklayer and has resided here for the past twenty years. The woman never was in the police station before.