Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-27
CITY NEWS,


 ing
 Robert Emmet anniversary at City hall. March I.
 Watch Moriarty's undertaking bills and see what you save.
 Rev Father Kennedy of St Thomas's | church will deliver the Lenten sermon at St Francis Aavier's church to- | night.
 The advance class in cooking for i Friendly league members will meet this evening for the first lesson of the third term. 5
 Ralph \. .Blakeslee had gang of men in Seymour yesterday transferring the safes and piano from the old Masonic headquarters in the Davis block to the new rooms ill the Yale Beach building.
 Alderman DaEiel E. Foley. who was reported quite seriously i'll yesterday. was so far improved last evening as i to be able to read the papers. To-day i the improvement continued and his | friends are pleased with the news List of letters remaining unclaimed i in the post office: Warren Cook, ! Fincenza Dilpiana. Mrs NJ. Hagerty, l F. w. Kent Mrs c. A. Richmond, i Miss Rozella Snyder. Miss Madge St i John, Louis Singlaub, Mrs Ellen Will | Hams.
 The suit of the New Haven Trust l company as receiver of the Connec- 1 ticut Indemnity association against 1 Daniel F. Fitzpatrick was begun in | New Haven this morning. The suit is to recover an unpaid subscription 1 for stock he had in the association. He IS represented by Attorney Pierce. l Mrs Charles Harpstrite Of Decautur III. formerly Miss Mary McEnerny of | this city. is the guest of her sister | Mrs Breenahan. of Park avenue. Mrs 1 HaTDStrite, who came east to attend the funeral of her brother, who died in Trenton. N. l.. and was buried in Win- sted. will spend several weeks in this city.
 Ada Rehan. who comes to Water bury Friday. was born in Limerick Ireland. April %. 1859: came to the United States in childhood. and was educated ill the public schools of Brooklyn. She made her first appear ance on the stage at the age of 1j. adonting "Rehan." The family name is Crehan.
 The last will and testament of the late Mrs Catherine Mclean was filed in the probate court this forenoon. The instrument was drawn up by At torney Carmody and witnessed by him and Edward H. AIanton and F.. T. Chat field. The whole estate is left to de- cedents son. Edward. who is named as executor, without bond.
 A sociable was given by Myrtle Temple. No 3. at Speedwell hall, which was attended by q large num- Der. An exhibition drill by the de- gree team of Speedwell lodge. K. of P. was one of the interesting features of the evening. Faulman's orchestra furnished music and Professor Pole did the promptin" for the dancing, which consisted of sixteen numbers.
 Daniel and Patrick. twin infants of Mir and Mrs Daniel Lynch uf Maple street Waterville, were buried this af- ternoon in Calvary cemetery The lit tie ones had not been born an hour when they died, and made q pretty but sad picture as they lay side by side in neat casket at Nulville's | Truly it might be said of them that they were called away ''ere earth had profaned what was born for the skies.''
 John Cavanaugh. an enploye of the Buckle company. met with painful accident Monday afternoon. While at work. he was struck in the nose by some part of the machinery and as a result q deep gaSh was inflicted which required two stitches to close. Dr Dwyer attended him. pr Dwver also placed two stitches in a wound which Daniel Brown of South Main street sustained to his thumb yesterday after noon while working in the wire mill of the Benedict X Burnham company
 Connecticut pensions: Original. Fl wyn NJ. Thayer. Branford. St: George Borland. ThomDsonville SC: Robert L Fem. Shelton, SS: Owen Cunningham m Guilford. SS. Increase. James A. H Powers. Mansfield Center. SS: James Woodin, Falls Village. SS. Additional Francis F. Burt. Bridgeport, SS. Re storation and reissues. Oliver Batty .Tr. dead. Mystic. S12. Increase. Henry Fuller, New London. s12. Original ] widows, Jane F. Batty, Mystic, SS Elvira IF. Iarr. Thompson, SS Georgiana Miner. Groton, SS; Jennet s. Post. Rockfall. SS.
 The bureau of engineering must have been working nights during the past few weeks. The amount of Ia. bor involved in the making of title searches and preparing maps so that sewer assessments may be laid in ac cordance with law is enormous and as , most of last years work has already been finished up it must be plain tC all who know anything at all about this class of work that Engineer , Cairns and his corps of assistants have not done much loafing since the first of the new year. Besides these mat ters the regular work of the office has to be carried on, which includes a fail share of outside operations, even in the f winter months.
 This is the middle of the third tern 2 of the present school year at the Kim l. ball conservatory of music, and thing
 were never in a more prosperous con - ditiOn than now Fifteen weeks re
 main of the present school year. and i
 would be well for those intending l.
 become members of any of the classe
 to join at once. for it is inconceivabl
 how much can be accomplished in tha
 short space. Every department of tn
 school is in a flourishing and growin } condition and is in charge of capabl ' and efficient teachers. That the bene
 fits which may be accrued by attend
 ing this prominent musicaLsnstitutio
 are being appreciated by the public o