Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-04
CITY NEWS.

i . =s St5s ss.t sssi - St Patrick's Alr at Lyceum tonight The board of aldermen will meet to-
 night.
 Barcelona council will meet tonight
 in their new quarters in the Platt
 block
 The board of education will hold it's
 regular monthly meeting at SIS this
 evening.
 Moriarty's undertaking night calls
 answered at store or at District Tele- l graph ofnce.
 | The Massachusetts rubber store
 Will open at II to 16 Exchange place Wednesday morning for short time. l Michael McAuliffe of French street was removed to the hospital to-day 1 suffering from the effects of a para lytic stroke "
 Mayor Kildunf, Chief Egan and the board of public safety are in Wor- l cester to-day examining the police ! signal system in operation there. A months mind high mass of requiem will be celebrated at the church of the Sacred Heart on Friday
 morning at o'clock for the repose of
 the soul of the late John Dolan. Mary. infant daughter of MT and Mrs James Ryan of IS Railroad Hill street. died early this morning.
 The funeral will take place Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Real Estate Agent Alderman has sold for James and Nora McGrath their farm in Cheshire to c. Manel of about 1I5 acres of ground with a beau tlful house and barn.
 On account of sickness in the family of William Berkley, of Park avenue, the social and literary entertainment
 announced to be held this evening by
 the Loyal Workers society of the Ad-
 vent church, will be held at the home
 of Thomas Fitzsimons, No S3 Cherry
 street, instead of at MT Berkley's resi-
 dence- A pleasant time is promised to
 all who may attend.
 Frank MarinelE, the barber who went to jail a few weeks ago rather than comply with an order of the i court to pay his wife S5 a week. was liberated Saturday on- bonds procured by his counsel, Representative Guil- foile. Marinelli did not want to leave jail, but was persuaded by his coun- sel. He has taken an appeal and will l fight the case out in the district court AhC1C was 1tiISe aI Johns Episcopal church last night, when the Rev pr Rowland preached
 an interesting sermon on the late
 queen of England. Hawthorne lodge.
 Sons of St George. attended in a body
 The service was preceded by the rendi- ton of a musical program by the
 choir and an appropriate selection by
 Miss Wigmore. Dr Rowland dwelt
 pricipally upon the moral side of Vic toria's life and stated that her exam
 pie in this respect exercises an inf1u-
 ence for good that was felt the world
 over.
 Arthur Terrell of Wolcott was
 thrown from his team Saturday even
 ing on East Main street. receiving in
 juries which necessitated his removal
 to the hospital Accompanied by his
 daughter, Mir Terrell was on his way
 home and when near John D's pond
 the horse shied at an approaching trol- ley car. resulting in collision in
 which N1r Terrell was thrown to the
 ground and suffered an ugly cut on
 the side of his head. He was carried
 into MT Hackett's, where he remained
 until he was removed to the hospital in
 Lunny's ambulance. The girl es-
 capped injury and was provided with
 another carriage and proceeded home.
 At the hospital this afternoon it was
 stated that Mir Terrell was getting along nicely.
 Mrs Julia Reed died Saturday even ing at her home in Simonsville, after
 an illness of about three months. Be sides her husband. Patrick Reed, she leaves three sons and. three daughters, John, Herbert and Frank, the Misses Gretta and Carrie and Mrs Julia Beecher; also a brother, City Sheriff John W. Mcdonald and four sisters. Mrs James Meehan, Mrs James Lee
 ney, Miss Kate Mcdonald and Mrs . John Gaffney, the last named of An sonia. Mrs Reed was woman of ex- cellent character and. had a host of 1 friends in Waterbury and other towns who will regret to learn of her death. 1 She enjoyed good health until last fall, | when she suffered q slight paralytic stroke from which she never rallied. ! The funeral will take place at S:3O i o'clock tomorrow morning, with q
 mass of requiem at St Francis Xavier s l church and interment in St Joseph's S l cemetery.
 1 At meeting of the board of agents | of the Bronson library fund Saturd Ay 1 afternoon the resignation of Libraria Il | H. F. Bassett was read and accepted. l Miss Helen Sperry was elected to sue
 ceed MT Bassett at q salary of $1 POO. l The cause of MT Bassetts retirement is due to failing health, and in view | of his long service in the library he 1 was retired on q salary of $500 year. Miss Sperry, the new librarian, was l born in this city and is a sister to NJ. l L. Sperry of the Scovil Manufactur- 1 ing Co. She was assistant librarian of
 the Bronson library from 1883 to 1892, l c1 10 fol Ln 0 in 10 | library school ill Albany, where she 1 was graudated in 1894. Since that | time she has held positions in the Car, | negie library at Braddock and Home
 stead, Pa The meeting voted that all
 othep appointments expire on October
 l. 1901, and that eight votes shall be
 necessary for the reelection of each
 of them.
 1 Alderman Ralph N. Blakeslee pre- 1 sided at the regular Sunday meeting 1 for men only at Jacques opera house | e. -1,<,. &1~ ,o1