Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-28
CITY NEWS.

Skating at the rink tonight.
 Don't forget the dance given by the Memo club at the Auditorium New Years eve.
 Whiskey, rum, gin, brandy, etc, strictly pure, $2 gallon, 50c quart A bottle of wine. whiskey or brandy free with each S2 order at J. J. Shee- hans, 2223 South Main street.
 Eugene D. $iller. formerly in the employ of r. r. Malone, is home after serving three years in the United States army, mostly ill Cuba and the Philippines.
 The '.NIichael" Cavanaugh who was arrested in New Haven the other morn ing for Hitting" a keg of beer from passing beer wagon turns out To De Matthew Cavanaugh Of local fame. Fer the present and for some time TO come Cavanaugh's abiding place IS with Sheriff Dunham in New Haven.
 Stanton Iiddlebrook. who was ar rested here Thursday evening by De tective Cahey at the request of the New Haven police, on q charge of ut tering forged check for S6.50. has ad- mitted his guilt liddlebrook is not unknown here. He was employed in local livery stables for time and was young man about town.
 Abbott X Parker. real estate agents, have sold for E. ]. Bassford his two family house. No 1o1 High street. 10 Mrs Mary A. Cruess, and sold for her q lot on Williams street. also lot on Laurel street, to l.. J. BAssford. They have also sold for ". NJ. Ashborne a lot on Wood street 10 Mars Pafel and I. Shapiro.
 The attachment that was served on Arthur Griswold yesterday by the Wa terbury Wheel club was not. as report ed. for money collected and not turned over The Wheel club members claim that Griswold agreed to stand half the losses in giving bicycle races. The club lost and the suit is brought to make Grswold stand his share of the losses.
 Arthur R. Isham, of the firm of Isham < Wilson, matters and furnish CTS, at 11J South Main street, has sold out his interest in the business to k. A. Tyrrell of Sparks street, and the firm name hereafter will be Wilson X Tyrrell. Mir Tyrrell has been em- ployed for years at Holmes, Booth x Haydens and has many friends in Wa terbury.
 Local union, No II, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers elected officers last evening as follows: President. John J. Byrnes; yice-presi- dent. Benjamin Payeure; recording sec retary. l.. w Ballou; financial secre- tary, P. T. Horgan; treasurer. NJ. F.
 
 lou: inspectors. W. Kelleher and w.. F. Reynolds; foreman, John McGorty; trustees, J. H. Sweeney and W. Tut tie.
 At the regular meeting of Speedwell lodge, No 10, Knights of Pythias, last evening, the following officers were elected: C. C., A. J. Leonard; V. C., Dr Frederick c. Marggraff; M of w., T. c. Russell: prelate, c. NJ. Dittrich; K. of R. and S. F. T. Ogden; NJ. of F., George O. Mahler; NJ. of E., E. B. Con dit; NJ of A., A. NJ. Hes; J. G., F. T. Dews; O G., G. Watrous; trustee for eighteen months, A. r. House; exam inging physician, D. w. +. Hinckley.
 Winona council, No ,, 1T o. U. A. M., held it's annual meeting and election of officers last evening as follows: O., George Monroe; V. C., H. w. Granger; recording secretary, w. F. Lathrop; assistant secretary, A. F. Schroeder; treasurer. J. A. Schroeder; financial sec retary. Charles Houghton: c. S., R. D. Marton: warden, N. Czamanski; inside sentinel, B. Wood; outside sentinel, W. B. Northrop: first trustee, c. B. Me Donald; second trustee. Charles Tot ten; third trustee. c. L. Clark; repre- sentative to state council, Nathan CZamanSki.
 The funeral of John O'Connell took place this morning from his late home on River street with a mass of re- quiem at the Immaculate Conception church by Rev Father O'Brien and in terment in the new St Joseph's ceme- 1 tery. The bearers were James Pick ett, Patrick O'Niell. John H. Condon, David Sheehy. Daniel Leary and Mi chael Sullivan. The floral offerings | included q large cross from employees of Steele & Johnson; wreath. Miss Kill duff; sheaf of wheat. Mrs James Long worth; pillow. marked At Rest,' de- partment 75s Waterbury Clock Co: pill low. lettered Papa" children of de- ceased; bouquet. Nellie Casey. Jacques Carter conclave, No BIO. I. O.. H., met last night in Hellmann's | hall and chose the following officers: Past archon, A. G. Auger; archon, l.. 4. Farley; provost. Joseph 0. Lapalme; ] secretary, ]. H. D'Aorst; f1nancier J. A. Pratte; terasurer l.. F. Valentine; l inspector, l.. Trudell: warden. R. J. Charest; sentinel. Ernest Montana bault; trustees. J. NJ. Rochon, Elzear Lafrance and w Delage: auditing committee. R. J. Charest. J. NJ. Rochon and l.. A. Farley Three members were initiated and two applications re- ceived. District Deputy Supreme l Archon H. NJ. Johnson of Winsted was present, also ". D. Crampton of the supreme executive committee of Naugatuck.
 Detective Cahey scored hit this forenoon by arresting three men who have long been suspected of stealing l junk. The men are Edward Hoggins, l Guy Packard and William Emmons. All are charged with theft of junk Higgins is directly charged with steal ing from the Scoyill Manufacturing company and the others from the