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

MI .k IL IN lA " ~. Deputy Judge easley yesterday was elected president of the Standard Flee tric Time Co.
 Mr and Mrs Frank Cumnehan of 1 Hartford are the guests of George Riy ct of West Liberty street. Miss Nellie Buckhart and Miss Mar l tha Moore of New Milford are the guests of Miss Belle Richmond of Cherry street.
 l Miss Louise Nogt and Mrs K Began l left town this morning for New York city, where they will remain ten days 1 visiting friends.
 l Special forecast for Connecticut: Snow or rain late tonight and Sunday; 1 fresh to northwest winds, becoming brisk and probably high. Mrs Hannah F. Tyrrell, aged 73s years, died this morning at her home on Bucks hill. The funeral will take 1 place Monday afternoon at o'clock.
 This was apparently Detective Ca hey's busy day. Tn connection with three arrests he made this forenoon he arrested F. Gaginario and William Dillon this afternoon
 | take place tomorrow afternoon at 30 l o'clock from the residence of Mrs Kate Kelly, 7S East Main street, to St Pat member of the Third Order of St Dom l mic of St Patrick's parish.
 The long pending Investigation of the financial affairs of Mir Alderman, a storekeeper in New Haven, will take place in the offices of Burpee X Car mody by Colonel Burpee Monday morning at 10 o'clock. The investiga- ton is at the request of E. l.. Kelsey. 1 trustee.
 The Memo club will give it's patrons a good time on New Years eve at the Auditorium, when the annual concert and reception takes place. The floor of the Auditorium is to be blamed and waxed and the place will look like Il fairy bower with its many lights and decorations.
 The first meeting of the creditors of l Angel Dotoratis will take place Tues day at , o'clock. Some time ago this man apparently got into financial diff I culty. He sold his store to his broth CT. but when the latter came from New York to take possession he found the minions of the law had got ahead of him.
 l Wednesday forenoon, in the probate court in Watertown. q hearing will be given on q petition to have a conser- yator appointed over Fillmore Hubbell of that place. Some time ago Hubbell deeded q farm to friends in Litchfield upon condition they would maintain him the rest of his life. He now seeks the recovery of the farm upon the ground that his friends did not keep l their agreement.
 The St Mary Reading circle held reunion at St Mary's school last night. There was q very large attendance. \ short entertainment was given, the program being as follows: Vocal solo. Miss Jennie Culhane; recitation, Miss Nellie Calvin; recitation, George Don ahue; piano selections, Miss klttie Bergin; recitation, Miss Alice OCon- nor After the entertainment refresh ments were served
 There will probably be some litiga- ton oyer the notices which several 1 merchants in the Platt block received q week or so ago t0 vacate the stores now occupied by them on or before January IS. J. c. Cutler, the harness dealer, is said to have a lease of this l store for Il year, with an option of' three. He has been in the store a lit
 tie more than a year. It is said that
 he intends to fight the case, and that
 Attorney Bradstreet will look after his
 interests. ssaMs
 Court Shields. F. of A., held it's an- nual meeting last night and chose the following officers: Chief ranger. Will liam Powers: sub-chief ranger, A. Dowd: financial secretary, NJ. F. Me
 kennerney: recording secretary, Tho
 mas Mellon: treasurer, John H. Moran; senior beadle. NJ. Groody junior bea- dle, John Aessick; inside guard, A.
 Stein; outside guard, Thomas German;
 lecturer, E. F.. Riordan; physician. Dr
 E. w. McDonRld; druggist, McCarthys pharmacy.
 George W. Carnes was arrested yes
 terday by Sheriff Rigney for fraud. Carnes and store keeper on East
 Main street, whose identity has not yet been disclosed by the authorities,
 entered into an agreement by which Carnes was to get possession of the store for certain real estate in Bos- ton. Carnes procured bill of sale
 from the storekeeper and was legally
 i'll possession. The storekeeper went and found he had been duped. Rather than face prison for fraud Carnes sur
 rendered the store.
 Fred Ladd, who plays the part of simon Legree in Stetson's Uncle Tom $ Cabin Co. and gives an exhibition of knife juggling while drum major of the parade, is Il Waterbury boy, born and bred, and was one of the company i, of Gyal. n score of Waterburians who fifteen years ago had gymnasium in the rear of Monitor hose house on Bank street. Among the crowd were , Jerry Hurley. Denny Ryan, Joe John son and others who afterwards he came world famed. MT Ladd has , travelled all over the world with the
 larger crcuses and acrobatic troupcS as q contortionist and juggler. The whole Stetson troupe will be enter $ tained at n spread at the I.add cafe t on Brook street after the play to } night