Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-08
CITY NEWS.

The Brass City Drug company pulp fishes articles of association in the Democrat to-day.
 District Deputy James J. Tevlin of New Britain stopped over a train in this city yesterday on his way home from the Knights of Columbus con- vention in New Haven.
 Clifford, the 3-years-old son of MT and Mrs Frederick L. Faber of Bucks Hill died yesterday. The funeral took place this afternoon. The interment was in Bucks Hill cemetery. The entertainment committee of the united councils of the K. of c. will hold a meeting at the office of Sheriff McDonald, Irving block, tonight. A full attendance is requested. The sheriff will pass the cigars around.
 The funeral of Mrs l.. Beardsley took place this afternoon from the fam fly residence on Cottage place, with service by the Rev Dr Anderson and interment in Riverside cemetery. The bearers were N. J. Welton,A G. w.. Beach. 4. NJ. Blakeslee and J. M. Bur rall. Miss Brandt, daughter of Mir and Mrs John A. Brandt of 1O1 Locust street, died last night at Rosedale hospital, New York city. The remains will be brought here tonight in charge of Un- | dertaker W. J. Spain of the Boston Furniture Co. The funeral notice will be announced later. The deceased was | 2G years old.
 The street department has added an additional story to the dump cart used in collecting refuse about the streets, and by this means succeeded in mak- l ino f bo1 oh fxy-ia ac hp- | fore The stuff is light and q horse can haul all of it that can be piled on SO that there is no danger that the | Humane society will interfere on the ground that the animal attached to the wagon is being overworked.
 James Walker, assistant plumbing inspector, and a callman in the fire l department, met with a serious acci- | dent last night while running to catch the hose wagon en route for the fire on East Clay street. He collided with one of the wires strung along the edge of the walk on the green and fell breaking his instep. He was removed to the house on Leavenworth street where Dr Crane attended to his in juries.
 There was a great meeting of the Ladies of the MacabeeS last night and l IT some or the gentlemen naQ enter ed the hall where the meeting was con ducted they would have been taught a few points in running meeting thai are strange to them now. There were some visitors present who were high ly entertained at the success of the ladies' hive of the order. Those pres ent were Lady Commander Larkin Lady Moss and Lady Lavin. all o1 Ansonia. Lady Commander Larkin iS one of the best workers for the order in the state and she is busy just now organizing a hive in Naugatuck. After the regular meeting last night there was a social session.
 Prof Ha1lett's piano recital, given b, the younger members of his class, as sisted by a few of his advanced pupils will occur next Thursday evening a the Friendly league hall. Pupils wh
 will assist are the Misses Elsie Roe Jessie Larkin. Annie Wildman. Bessi Leggett. Libbie Dausch, Etta Levin Ruby Page. Aletha Daniels, Emm Blanchette Edith Rodgers, May Smitl
 Annie Davis. Mary Turlev. and Messr Willie Cleveland. Paul Marshall. liar old Rodgers, James Hurley, Clarenc
 Saltzman, Beatrice Drake and Matti
 Reeves. An interesting program will be rendered. including works fror
 the great composers and modern mas
 ters. The recital will be given in tn
 large hall at the league and will b free. A silver offering to defray eA
 penses will be received.