Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-30
CITY NEWS.

X son was born yesterday to MT and Mrs Daniel Connor of Silver street.
 A son was born this morning to MT and Mrs Patrick Kennedy of SIS Dub lin street.
 Frank Diona was arrested this af- ternoon by Officer German charged with defrauding q boarding house keeper, William Blackburn, of East Main street.
 F. G. Ball. advance agent for Fore paugh & Sells Bros circus. was in town to-day and took out q license from City Clerk M. T. Ryan to exhibit here in May or June.
 Mrs Olive Ives Lane, aged S1 years, died this morning at the home of her daughter. Mrs F. l.. Adams, 1S5 Grove street. Besides Mrs Adams she leaves another daughter, Mrs J. Richard Smith.
 On Friday evening, February 13, that well-known athletic organization, the Pastime. Athletic club, will give q SOciab1e and dance ill LeavenwOrth hall. A gold ring will be given to the lady who disposes of the most tickets. The members of the club intend to prove to their friends that they are entertainers of the first rank.
 Commencing this evening and con tinuing each evening for the remain der of the week, a series of gymnas- tic exercises or events will be held at the Boys club by the members and their friends. Three-legged races, sack and potato races, standing jumps, fancy bag punching and other events will be all the vogue. The program will be versified each evening and will be highly interesting.
 X real estate transfer was effected yesterday between the Milford Land and Cottage Go and H. c. Cables, whereby Mir Cables takes possession Of the vacant lot at the corner of Lea venworth and Center streets, and the Milford Land and Cottage Go takes the building on the same street, the first floor of which is occupied by Cowless millinery rooms. MT Cables will erect a five story block on his new purchase.
 The little snow fall of this after noon makes things look bright for sleighing and the liverynen are mak- ing big preparations to supply the de mand for sleighs. All the girls are in high glee at the prospect of seeing their fellows have to make good their promises while many of the fellows are AoI uS dlA PAOa@So Sas '~S1AAS eAA>AAA selves face to face with the cost of a sleighing party which they had SUD- posed the weather would spare them of this season.
 Joseph Dugan, conductor on Bank and North Main streets trolley car has filed a petition in bankruptcy through Attorney F. NJ. Peasley. His liabilities are $500 and assets he has none. Formerly Mr Dugan conducted a saloon in Naugatuck and bought his goods from Thomas Neary. One day he negligently gave MT Neary bill of sale of his saloon and q few days after MT Neary had him yacate the premises. It is for goods bought dur ing that time he contracted this $500.
 The Foresters' union fair which opens in City hall on next Saturday evening promises to be the best ever given by this popular society. The various courts will have charge of the fair on the following nights: Satur- day, February 2, Fruitful Vine and Martin Hellmann; Monday, February 4, Hancock and Rose Hill; Tuesday. February $, Wolf Tone and America; Wednesday, February 6, Shields, Ac- me and Oregon: Thursday, February z, Stephen J. Asany and D. R. Cros- by: Friday, Eebriia1y q Falcon and Phslan; aaturday, Eehsnaxy ., Lincoln, ,v1tilant and Richard 1anet