Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-18
CITY NEWS.

Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair tonight and Tuesday.
 James Tobin of New York is the guest of Michael Hayes of Baldwin street.
 Nfr and Mrs Walter Lannen have arrived home from their wedding tour and have taken up their residence at II Kingsbury street.
 There will be an important meeting of St Mary's Reading circle this even ing at 7:30 at St Mary's. school. A full attendance is requested.
 The Pastime A. c. defeated the North End A. c. ill an interesting game of football at Browns lots yes- terday afternoon. The score was 12-O.
 The county commissioners will be at the court house on Leavenworth street Wednesday and Thursday of this week. All having business with them should take notice.
 A man who answered to the name l.. c. Hamm was arrested this fore noon by Officer Allen for violating the ordinance which prohibits the reckless distribution of handbills.
 Mrs Nellie Cunningham, aged 3 years, died yesterday morning at nar home, 67 Bishop street. She leaves q husband and one son. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock.
 The funeral of Mrs Julia DonnelIy, who died at AIiddletown yesterday, will take place from the family .;nsi- I in11 e,fJ sf1.avy morning. Undertaken Mulville brought the remains to this city this afternoon. Mrs Donnelly was one of the old and respected residents of Sarsfield street and resided there until a short time ago, when it was found necessary 10 send her to the retreat at Middletown. She was over 80 years old.
 The several volunteer fire companies are making preparations for their an nual promenade and ball which they intend to have surpass all previous af- fairs of this nature. The following committees have been appointed by the companies to complete arrange ments for the ball: Protector Hose company. Foreman Sherlock. First As sistant Foreman Derwin, Second As sfstant Foreman Joseph DeviIe, Secre- tary E. I. Donahue, William Rafferty John Mitchell; Rose Hill, Foreman Thompson. Second Assistant Foreman Thomas Shea; Brass City. Foreman Joseph McElroy, George Byrnes, Jo- seph Oxley.
 Before Judge Benton of NaugatucB Mary Dalton of Mill street to sell part T., ,4-kz 41 the local probate court. Mrs Dalton is the widow of Charles and was his second wife The application was opposed by the children of the first marriage upon the grounds that there is sufficient personal property that could be disposed of to settle the debts of the estate. Attorney Car mody appeared for the petitioner and Attorney Gillette for the children of the first marriage. To give those in terested an opportunity to arrange matters amicably, the hearing was continued q week.
 The Waterbury Land Title Guarar- tee corporation is ready to do business. They put ill nine new typewriting ma chimes in the old probate court office in the city hall building to-day and will at once proceed to make title searches for all yllo want such work performed and will give a guarantee that all searches made by them are thorough The stockholders ill this new business are Judge Root, Attorney Thoms, A. J Patton. the surveyor, l., R. Carter, the real estate man.. and Judpe ppasley. 1t is said to Ipn a good paying business and that i'll a short time the nine typewriters will be operated by nine handsome young young girls who will have all the work they can swing into.
 The funeral of John E. T<tro took place yesterday afternoon from his late home on Scovill street, with ser- vices at St Ann's church by ele Rev Father Senesac and interment i'll the new St Joseph's cemetery. The fu- neral was largely attended, many being present from out of town. Among the latter were Mrs Messer ard son of HolyOke, Mrs William Beauci- una, Mrs H. Beauchuma, Mrs H. Ber- nier. Mrs c. Layalle, all of Springfield; :; William Tetro, Hartford. The bear CTS were Charles Lawlor, Louis Chap ron, William Kelly, John Oliver, Will liam Gaffney and N. Chaput. The floral offerings included mound from the employees of the train department of the New England Watch Go; wreath, Mary Fahey: cross. Mrs Louis Chapron; bouquets, Mir and Mrs John Sullivan, the Misses Bernier and Carey, Mrs John Oliver, Mrs Layi2ne.