Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-03

|1I;|s Y x Fl 35ik sInndaA store owned
 F la61n on May street. The
 ElIi3ed by tie expiosion of a6k5 lj $ fhich set tnes place on E Y f33SfS Ysere some graphaphones sSfe place which were spoiled, as Fl i5ls6 Sen5e records for the same 1ae damage amounted to about s2oo KIT $s90 and was fully covered by 1n-
 RicbArd Kelly, young man reslo- Sing on South Main street, met W1th pAfnfnt accident while going to ms swofk in the Phoenix shop yesterday k noon. He Was crossing Water street, just above Maple, when he stepped sOn q piece of ice and fell, sprainlng ms wrist
 Miss Louise Harrigan, for some tune mast teacher in the Union Clty 5 schools. has resi gned her position to accept a similar position in New Ha- sen-
 i Two dollars worth of merchandise < sdEbr every dollar expended in our great ' C1earance sale. Moriarty's Waterbury xsEnnitnre Go.
 sxAt the regular meeting of Ojeda council k. of C., last night, the fol- lowing delegates to the state conVen- ton, to be held in New Haven on February ,, were elected: John M.
 
 mates, William J. Weary and Robert CIeary.
 The Misses Annie, Eliza and Theresa Brady, who have been visiting at the house of their sister. Mrs Haven Brewster. of Middletown, returned home last night.
 The '. NJ. c. I. will hold an i'm portant meeting tonight. Officers Tor the ensuing year are to be elected ana other business of importance is to be transacted. All members are re- quested to be present.
 X large crowd from here went to Waterbury last night to see. Robert F'itzsimmons in ''The Honest Hlach- smith,
 The Naugat tuck fire department will hold its regular monthly meeting to- night.
 Court Minerva, I. o. F., will hold an important meeting in Foresters EaIl tonight. All members are re- quested to be present and members of Court Naugatuck are invited. Oieda. council, K. Of C.. Is to run a seciable and dance at Columbus hall January. 30, l9O1 Ford's full orches- ira will furnish music and Professor Baxter will prompt The committee of arrangements are Patrick Daley, Jo- seph Neal. H P. Mccarthy. George Haggertyand Charles J. Baxter.
 Eintracht lodge. D. O.sII..4 will run . masduerade ball q. their hall on the evening of January 25- Tickets are 20 cents each person.
 The funeral of Mrs James Breen or Ward street was largely attended from St Francis's church this morning, where a requiem high mass was ceie- hrated The remains were Inferred Ill St Francis's cemetery
 Tbere were six knights of the road registered at Chief Smiths hotel last night
 Odd lots of carpets at half price during our clearance sale. Morlarty Waterbury Furniture Go. .- Mir and Mrs Arthur Lindholm of Ward street. who have been visiting relatives in New York city, returned home last night.
 < large crowd attended the lecture given at the parish house last night
 The sudden ending of the myster- ious Cotton Hollow case still continues to be the principal topic of conversa- tlo1i around the town and every one seems to be of the opinion that the coroner should give out his verdict -,I, 4I ,s,,1,+ nr else let the people of the town know tl.at he is satisfied that it was a case of accidental death. What makes the 7 people wonder what is to be done n ' tie case is the fact that Proprietor Martin has left for parts unknown. and as far as the others are concerned they can do the same as there has been no watch over them since last Sun day afternoon. As one man expressed himself last night. "A man who was arrested for drunkenness would re ceiye 9 great deal heavier fine than would those people, who, according to all accounts, have been the cause of leading many young man astray.'
 Lodge Svea, No 24, is to install the newly elected officers in Pythian hall tonight
 Miss NJ. Payne, who has been spend
 
 turned to the Philadelphia Consarva. tofy of Music.
 Louis Langford, who has been spend Ing the holidays at his home, left yes terday for St Thomas's seminary, Hartford, to resume his studies
 John Burke of Ward street, who has been Eome for the holidays, returned to Holy Cross yesterday
 The hearing on the benefits and damages to the property owners on Main, Maple and Oak streets, was re- 2 kumed yesterday before the conlmis.- sstOIrrs. The first witness heard was < ChGres Hungerford, who stated that the borough should make all the re- pAtfs. The next was John ]. Gorr,an. who thought it would take S, GOO to re lAtr the Culver building. F. K. Perry. E- A. Hotchkiss, 6. D. Bisseu and G. <sW- Andrews also considered Afr Cu:- ssvef should receive damages. The cosn- 1asssioners adjourned the hearing ar
 to until Saturday morning at 9 osf flock