Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-20
CITY NEWS.

Barcelona council, K. Of C.. will hold q meeting at o'clock tomorrow af- ternoon.
 Preaching by the Rev Charles F.. Granger at 4:15 D. m. tomorrow at Bunker Hill chapel.
 The Burns club met last night and voted to hold their annual meeting at Meadows End on July 4.
 I Clara. the 11-years-old daughter of Slr. and Mrs. Louis Hill of South Brooklyn, died this morning.
 J. T. Kelly, formerly of the Apothe- carries hall, New Haven, has accepted a position in the drug store of F. s. Baribault, at 656 South Main street.
 The best seats Tor Marie Dressler's performance in Miss Prinnt,'' this l evening at Polls. will be $I instead of Sl.ao, as announced erroneously in our advertising columns.
 Pearl Lakes is now provided with a handsome boat and quite a large num- Der or people collected about the, place l yesterday to see it being pared over the large body of water
 At the annual meeting of the Ameri- can Social Science association. which closed at Washington last night, the Hon. F. J. Kingsbury of this city was elected first vice-president. | The sale of tickets for the ssGirl I Left Behind Me" to-day was unprece- dented. Sergeant Lawlor of Company c, who is managing the drama, was kept busy the entire afternoon.
 The funeral of Mrs. Michael ZutelI will take place tomorrow afternoon from her late home on Lafayette street. with services at St. Joseph's church and interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Funeral service will be held over the remains of the late E. R. Davis to- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the family residence on Field street. Dr. l Davenport will officiate. The body will be taken to Middletown Monday for burial
 The mission at the church of St Thomas will close tomorrow for the women of the parish. The attendance has been steady and gratifying to the clergymen of the parish. Next week. will be given up to the men of the parish
 Attorney Edward J. Garvan went down to the ball park yesterday to see his brother John pitch for Yale. John is young but he has earned the big ''Y'' to put on his sweater and he bids fair to be one of the best twirlers in the eountry.-Hartford Courant
 Vincent, the 5-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Pasguale DeGrezia of 94 Scovill street. died last night. The funeral will take place tomorrow aft ernoon at ? o'clock, with service at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes and interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Attorney Bronson's petition to the probate court to have the commission CTS on the estate of G. s. Parsons file list of claims and make report as to their progress. was denied to-day by Judge Lowe. The commissioners are Attorney Bradstreet and N J. Well ton.
 D. Brooks of Benham street, while peddling through Beacon Falls yester- day, was arrested by Constable Butz, of that place, for peddling without a license. MT. Brooks gave his name as Frank Myers. Justice of the Peace Allen fined him $3 and costs, amount ing to $10.01, which he paid.
 In the suit of A. J. Smith for $35 for drawing plans for a house which was rendered favorable to the plaintiff the other day for the full amount an ap- peal has been taken. The case was J tried in the city court civil side. The defendant is anxious for jury verdict. The case now goes to the district court.
 The public should bear in mind that the railroad commissioners will be here at 11:30 o'clock Monday afternoon to hear all parties who think that gates are needed at the grade cross ing of the Highland division on Porter IT. se. f1fa d. crossings in Connecticut and every man who can spare the time should come forward and say so. The hear ing will be held in the new courr house.
 The long talked of game between the Crosby grammar Inyineibles and the Bank street school was ended this morning, the Bank street school win ming by score of 19 to H. The past week Manager Kane had his team practicing for Saturdays game. Man. ager Guilfoile was Dragging the past week how his team would have q cinch but he found out when Manager Kane's team gave them a walloping this morning. The battery for Bank street school were Doherty and Legge, for Crosby Grammar, Walsh and Webb and Fitzgerald. The features of the game were Lynch and Kawl for the Bank streets, and Walsh and Mo ran for Crosby Grammar. Manager Kane would like to arrange a game with any school team in the city.
 The property owned by the Hebrew society on Canal street has been taken ill charge by the Waterbury Savings bank. The place was purchased some time ago from John W. Gaffney for 7,500, the society paying $1,0OO down The society remodeled the building and converted it into a handsome synagogue at an expense of about ST. 500 including $350 to P H. Garrity, 4 the plumber. 5000 to Tracy Bros, car penters, and $100 to Gaffney & Mar tin, masons. In addition to this Col lector Thoms held q lien for $150 taxes The bank paid this and gave the society limited time to settle the l claim. This it failed to do and finally the bank foreclosed. It is thought l that the society may be able to see it's way to getting possession of the prop erty again.
 The typhoid fever epidemic in New Haven, has claimed one more victim. | q young lady having relatives and 1 friends in this city where she had been 1 a frequent visitor The Courier says l l. T A r . |