Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-23
CITY NEWS.

The funeral of William, the infant son of Mir and Mrs John Simons of | Sarsf1eld street will take place to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
 Rev Fathers Slocum and Curtin are
 home, after few weeks vacation be- meath southern skies. Both are tanned and sunburnt, but appear to be much
 improved for the little relaxation.
 The Ladies' auxiliary of the A. O. H. held an interesting meeting last night and initiated one candidate | There were several visitors present. 10.
 The funeral of Levi Leranger will | take place tomorrow afternoon at | 1:3O from the family residence on
 South Leonard street with service at
 St Ann's church and interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Mrs Lucia A. Winslow, aged S2 ! years. died this morning at the resi- | dence of her son. F. E. Cross. Second | avenue The deceased leaves another son. William Winslow. The funeral 1 will take place oMnday.
 Adolph. the well known chef of the Union club. has fine display of tooth
 some and delicious things displayed in
 the window of Hewitt's grocery store.
 The exhibit has occasioned consider
 able favorable comment.
 Mrs Keoush 194 Baldwin street. | Specials after o'clock: One lot chil- | dren's hose. were 1Oc. this evening 1c:
 one lot. were 121ac this evening 1Oc;
 one lot buttermilk soap. was 5c cake.
 this evening three for 1Oc: one lot
 gents laundered shirts, were 50c, this
 evening 29c.
 The funeral of William Kennedy
 son of the late Mir and Mrs Thomas
 Kennedy who died yesterday at the
 residence of his grandmother. Mrs
 Caroline Miller of 155-, Round Hill
 street. will take place tomorrow af-
 ternoon at ? o'clock with services at
 St Thomas's church. Interment will
 be beside his parents in Calvary ceme- | tery.
 The members of the Pastime A. C..
 and their friends enjoyed a straw ride
 to Straitsville last evening. On their
 arrival there a bounteOUS spread await
 ed them. After partaking of the re-
 post. all present participated in the
 dancing. The merry gathering re-
 turned to Waterbury at seasonable
 hour.
 Manager Jesse Devine. of the High ; school basket ball quintet. has ar , ranged a game with the High school
 team of Mt Vernon. x. Y.. which, it is claimed is one of the best teams rep resenting any preparatory school in
 New York The game will be played next Friday evening in Mt Vernon. and the local boys are confident of f making an excellent showing.
 Ground has been broken for the ! nf q O Wren on Washington street. It will , be 2 three tenement house with five : rooms on each floor. suDDlied with all } modern improvements. The only draw
 back to the progress of the work IS ; that there is neither sewer nor water
 in the street. but the proDerty owners expect to be able to get both on time , for use as soon as the buildings which will be erected there this season are . ready for occupancy.
 A reception was given last } evening by A1r and Mrs Os : car A. Ziglatzki. at their home 31 Ward street. in honor of MT Zig i latzki's brother. who has come tt : make Waterbury his future home. So los were rendered by Miss Edith Dick enson and Fred l.. Marks. Banjo and : mandolin duets were given by Messr:
 Frank R. Sedgwick and Frank Gran dal1: and the zOnophone was handled | by Leroy s. Marks. Refreshment: . were served and the party broke III n in the small hours of the morning l. Eleven couples were present. whicl f were composed of all young people. . In the case of Mrs Margaret c = Haggerty. of Naugatuck. against thu ; borough of NaugatucS for S5.O0O dam ,. ages for injuries received by fallin, u on defective sidewalk. Judge Thaye
 has given a judgment for the plaintiff = to recover $1O with the costs. In hi l. memorandum. the judge says that hat n she fallen as she described. she woult & have been picked up in the gutter ant l., not on the sidewalk. Contributor,
 negligence was the cause of the acci
 dent. Mrs Haggerty claimed that sh n broke her right in the fall and sprainet s various parts of her body.
 : The court of appeals of the state o h New Jersey has decided a principl l. point against George H. Gloves ill hi t suit for S5OO.O0O against O. W. F. Ran s dolph. administrator of the estate o = the late Edward Randolph. This wa t the suit which Mir Cloves entered il n New Jersey and for doing which pro l. ceedings for contempt of court are nov 1t pending against him. Mir Randolph T. entered a demurrer to the complain r ant in that suit and it was sustaine' by the court The court of appeals h however, overruled that decision, S D. that the demurrer entered by MT Ran g. dolph is sustained.