Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-15
CITY NEWS.

Watch Moriarty's undertaking bills and see what you save.
 Roller skating at the auditorium Sat urday matinee, Monday evening.
 There will be an important meeting of the Third division, A. o. H., tonight.
 There were no arrests yesterday, consequently there was no city court this morning.
 Castles specials tonight will make profitable reading. Lamb from 6c to 10c per pound.
 The Locust street school will be thoroughly fumigated tomorrow and will be all ready for occupancy Mon day morning.
 Mrs Ann Dews died to-day at the Waterbury hospital. The remains were removed to her former home on Hospital avenue.
 The entertainment committee of the Catholic Women's association will meet this evening. This committee consists of the Misses Daisy Lord, Iibbie Quinn, Mary Mccarthy, LOT etta Hayes. Mrs Hurley, Mrs c. P. Hayes. with Mrs Charles A. Jackson as treasurer
 A party of young people living in the North End will take q sleigh ride down the valley this evening. Four fine gray horses have been engaged for the occasion and one of the hand sOmest young men in the second ward has volunteered to drive. Everything goes except politics. The one who broa ches this subject will be dumped on the roadside.
 The rule in all newspaper offices in regard to communications is that the name of the writer must accompany them, not necessarily for publication, but as token of good faith. If the writer of q letter on the Trudeau case will send name to this office the article will be printed, otherwise it will have to go the way of all unsigned core SDOndencc. to the waste basket.
 The clock in the Washington school is to be repaired The Standard Flee tric Time Co agrees to do the work and keep it in repair for five years. This will be welcome news to every body in that section and to the pub lie as well, for people were disgusted with the way the clock has been act ing the past few months and were be- ginning to despair of ever seeing it fixed
 The funeral of William Brennan will take place tomorrow morning at S:3O o'clock from the residence of his daughter. Mrs Thomas Nickers. 16 North Elm street. with mass of re- qtiem at the Immaculate Conception church and interment in Calvary cem- etery. NIr Brennan was a well known Waterbury man and had worked for a number of years as yardman at the Scovill Manufacturing Cos.
 The mortality report for the month of January is as follows: Scarlet i,,h 1 typhoid fever. l; diarrohaeal diseases under five years. 3; over five years, 3; consumption. 4; pneumonia or lung fever, 15; bronchitis. 3: all diseases of the nervous system, 10: heart dis eases. 1 accident and violence. 3; all other cases except still birth 2l. Total. S2. Deaths under five years of age, 26.
 The mortality report for the month of January is as follows: Scarlet fever L diphtheria and croup l, ty- phOid fever l. diarrhoeal diseases un- der , years 3, over , years 3, consump- tion i. pneumonia or lung fever 13, bronchitis 9, all diseases of the nerv ous system 10, heart diseases f, acci- dent and violence 3, all other cases eN- cept still births 21. total S2. Deaths under j years of age, 2G
 
 great Improvements on the property he bought in the eastern section of the city some time ago. Mir Hayes intends to get ahead of the city in de velopng that section of the town His property is situated near Hamilton park, for Improvements of which tie city has appropriated a few thousand dollars. IIr Hayes had his property surveyed last fall and q map of in T {, l,,,,
 Through the courtesy of the Misses Minnie Keenan. Emma Mccarthy. Mary c. Coyle and Mrs James F. Rus will present on St Patricll's night the drama of Ireland; Past, Present and Buture.' This is a poetical work into which is woven the songs of many Irish bards including Thomas Moore and our own loved John Boyle O'Rielly. The play will be given in costume with incidental music and calcium light effects. A synopsis of the plot will appear later. Also the names of the cast which will present the drama.
 At the annual meeting of the civil 1! officers of Company G last night, the following officers were elected: Treas urer. Captain Daniel F. Fitzpatrick; financial secretary. Sergeant c. r. Ban | non: recording secretary. Sergeant F. r. Brett; executive committee, Lieu tenant T. F. Halinan, QuartermaSter- Sergeant F. Sullivan, Corporal J. Bow | CTS, PriyateS r. J. Kane and A. Stine: | court martial, Lieutenant r. w. Hal pin, First Sergeant T. F. Lawior, Ser geant c. P. Bannon. Corporals c. F. l Mcdonald and F. T. Reed, Privates J. r. Sheehan and NJ. J. Powers. The | company will hold smoker on Thurs | day, February 21c.
 On Monday evening the general | committee connected with the E. of | A., will tender d banquet and Sociable | to the lady canvasserS that helped to 1 make the past fair such a grand sue cess. The following committee have been appointed to make arrangements for the banquet: F. r. Riordan, NJ. J. Carney, James Fitzgerald, E. Gau- ghan and D. r. Law1or. The affair will be held in Grand Army hall and Harrington and Gillies will cater. Ex- calSjor Orchactra will furnish muSic