Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-02
CITY NEWS.

1 at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. | Special forecast for Connecticut: Showers tonight; fair Tuesday; cold CT; southwest to west winds. At q meeting of the Bartenders' union yesterday thirty-fiye new meIn- bers were elected, bringing the roll of honor up to 141.
 A handsome group picture of the Olmpia club is on exhibition in the dis play window of J. G. Jackie X Sons. Bank street shoe dealers.
 Miss Mabel Frey, who has been the guest of Miss Sara Mcdonald of Vol colt street during the past week, has returned to her home ill New Britain. The Industrial Federation of Ameri- ca will hold public meeting at Turn hall Wednesday evening. Labor dele gates from New York will address the meeting.
 The rainfall for the month of No- vember as measured by \. J. Welton amounted to 2.37: This was light com pared with the corresponding months i'll previous years.
 Mrs Sarah Lynch. 102 Burton street, has returned home. Mrs Lynch has been i'll for over q month i'll Bridge port, where she had been visiting her son, the Rev Father Lynch.
 Edna May. infant daughter of Mir and Mrs Patrick K. Einnan of 49O West Main street, died this morning. The funeral took place this afternoon, with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The Catholic Women's association class in arithmetic and grammar will not meet this evening. owing to the absence from town of the teacher, Miss O'Neill. Instead it will meet Wednes- day evening.
 One of the rumorS in circulation to- day regarding q repetition of the 1lln- strel performance by members of the Waterbury club was that the minstrels will give dinner to George O. Boyd, their conductor.
 At the High school to-day the regu- lar hours for the winter session went into effect. School will commence at S:30 instead of S:15 and will close at :15 instead of o'clock
 At the meeting of the board of finance Saturday night it was voted to recommend to the aldermen that the balance of the credit, of the police de- partlnent. S1 900. be transferred so that it can be used for Installing seven :ld- ditional signal boxes.
 Some of the Brooklyn firemen are surprised at the recommendation of S20,0O made by the board of finance for q new engine house in that dis trict. They claim that all the company there needed to render it equal to any demands that is likely to be made upon it is horse to pull the jumrer.
 The Union City eleven went to Wa teryille yesterday and played an inter- esting football game with the Water vile team. Neither side scored. X feature of the game was a brilliant seyenty-tiye yard run by Dennis Lynch, who would have made tolich- down after hurdling the fullbacll only that he fell after accomplishing that feat
 The defendants demurrer ill the suit of Fred Peterson against the Connecti- cut Railway and Lighting Go has seen overruled. This is q point for Peter son and his counsel Judge Peasley. Peterson was knocked down by a troll ley car on East Main street and tlle court held it was not necessary for the plaintiff to state ill his complaint whether or not the car stopped after the accident
 The following have been selected for jury duty in the December term of the district court. which opens December ?: Prospect, George D. Fem and Will liam $. Strong; Naugatuck. Thomas Benton and Joel F. Webster; Watel-- bury. George l.. Jenks and Louis Gar rigus; Wolcott. Evelyn NJ. Wood and George Garthwaite; ATiddlebury. Frank II. Wheeler. Dennis Allen and Charles White. Several more have yet io be chosen
 The funeral of Mrs Maria Carty took place this morning from the fam fly residence on Lafayette street ta St Patricks church. where mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev Father Gleeson. The bearers were John Warson, Philip Hapenny, John Reilly, John Casey, Edward Brennan and Patrick Lynch. The floral offer ings included q pillow lettered Wife" from the husband of the deceased: standing cross marked Sister" from her brother. John NcKeon of Bridge port; wreath, Mrs Hapenny. and T bouquet from Mir Stewart. The inter- ment was in the new St Joseph's cenI- etery.
 At meeting of the Gaelic associa- ton, held yesterday ill St Patriclls OllICtlS dlu tOlAIllIltPS NEIG chosen as follows: President, T. l.. Luddy; vice-president. Miss Rose shan nahan; financial secretary, Miss Annie Rice; recording secretary, Miss Mary Conroy; treasurer, John Hyland Ii, brarian, Miss Annie O'Meala: financial committee. Patrick Elaherty john Bowling and Miss Mary Phalan; enter tainment committee. Frank O'Brien, Miss Margaret CriRle Miss Bridget Sullivan and Miss Annie O'AIeara: gen. eral manager, Thomas Doyle. These officers will serve for six months. The society is doing splendidly and in short time the scholars will have mas- tered Gaelic sufficiently to warran. the association ill giving public entertain ment used by the Celts when Malachi wore the collar of gold which ne won from the proud invader. Such all en- tertainment would be great treat to the people of Waterbury and would at tract crowded house.
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