Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-18
CITY NEWS.

Special forecast for Connecticut. Fair tonight and Thursday, light, var fable winds.
 pr Thibault has been elected phy- sician of St Jean Baptiste society for the coming year.
 Yale college closed to-day, and many of the local students at Yale have returned to spend the Christmas vacation at their homes in this city.
 A months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at the Sacred Heart church tomorrow morning at o'clock for the late Miss Elizabeth German.
 Third Vice President SanDorn Of the Security Life Insurance Co Of Bing- hampton, N. r., was the guest Of w. c. Kleinecke today.
 Manager Cook of the High school basketball team has arranged game with the Mount Vernon High school. The candidates for the High school team are practicing regularly at the '. NJ. c. A. gymnasium under the di- rection of Captain Cook.
 Mrs Catherine Hayes, wife of Pat rick Hayes, died last night at the fam fly residence, 8 Gralite street. Besides her husband she leaves one daughter, Margaret. The remains will be taken to Chicopee, Mass, for burial to-mor- row morning in charge of Undertaken Mulyille.
 John Kieley, an employe of the Der lin Iron company, who was injured at Scovill's factory yesterday, was re- moved to-day from his boarding house at 116 Union street to the Naugatuck. station, where he boarded the train for New Haven. He was taken to the New Haven hospital His home is in the Elm City.
 The funeral of Patrick NIcGlynn took place this morning from the fam fly residence on Hayden street, with a mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church by the Rev Father Broderick. The bearers were James F. Coffee, Maurice F. Whalen, Edward Joy and William Stepp. The remains were taken to Norwalk for burial.
 The funeral Of Mrs Johanna Stein meyer took place this afternoon from her late residence on ScoviII street, with service at the house by the Rev Mir Pfiel of the German Lutheran church and interment in Riverside cemetery. The bearers were Marcus Hellmann, Abraham Holman, John Nfertz, Ernest Stieier, Julius Reichen- back and Frederick Neimann.
 Court Falcon, F. of A., met last night and elected officers as follows: Chief ranger, F $. Lyons; sub-cflief ranger. c. Dunphy; financial secretary, F. J. Egan; recording secretary, ]. Il. Murray; senior woodward, Peter Walsh; junior woodward, Daniel SuII1- van; senior beadle, James Thompson; junior beadle, John Pheian; lecturer, NJ. Griffin; physician, Dr J. l.. Alori- arty; druggist, J. w. Cone.
 At the meeting of Martha Washing ton council, No l, o. s. S., last night the following program was rendered: Overtures, by Miss Korngible; baton manipulations, by Robert May; songs and dances, by the Woodland broth CTS; buck and wing dance, by Joseph Corr; the Song Bird, Mickey Butts;' Hebrew impersonations, Joseph Du- crow; Lou Baker, contortionist; Heiny Pickler, Troubles of His Own;" Har- " Edwards, in fayorite ballads: John r. Fields, black face comedian; Dunn and Dale, "The Two Shamrocks.'
 Report has it that new business is to be located in this city. 1t is in the nature of a consumers tobacco company. A local cigar dealer was asked concerning this new venture to- day, and his reply was substantially as follows: T have heard of the plan. Several of it's promoters from out of town have been in this city try ing to interest some of the liquor deal CTS in the movement. Whether they have been successful or not, 1 cannot state. The plan is to establish q large store for consumers of cigars, tobacco, stc.s