Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-22
CITY NEWS.

hall, March I.
 Watch AIoriarty's undertaking bills and see what you save.
 The board of finance met last night | and approved the payrolls.
 Run over Castles list of prices to- night. Pork Joins Sc ID heads the list.
 The Ladies' Social circle held their annual banquet in Murray hall last night. The program included a dance, followed, by supper, after which sew eral members delivered addresses. The Misses Dougherty of Hartford and Wharton of Louisville, Ky, who have been the guests of Miss Katherine treney of East Main street for sey- eral days, have returned to Hartford. The Kimball School of Music will give it's twenty-eighth recital at the himball hall this evening at S:15 o'clock. An excellent program has been arranged, and those who attend are sure of an evening of pleasure. 1 The many friends of Miss Rose Don 1 alue will be pleased to learn she is now able to sit up after three weeks 1 illness with d severe attack of tonsi- litis sore throat. followed by h grippe. 1 Miss Donahue is visiting with her re- | latiyes, Michael Donahues family. | 1HpEe NaS no cltN court LO-u:lN- l ne | only incident that meriued the atten- tion of the police yesterday was the | finding of q colored man covered with l blood in the Highland Division freight yard by Superintendent Blakeley. Af | ter being questioned the man was re- l leased.
 There will be an interesting gather ! ing at Elks hall this evening. when the real rehearsals for. the minstrel performance will begin. Scott Snow. the director, will be present, and the plan for the entertainment will be mapped out and most of the characters assigned.
 Myrtle temple will give sociable in Speedwell hall Tuesday evening, Feb | ruary cG. The temple has the repu- tation of making these affairs a big success and this o4e will be no eXcep- K. of r. drill team will be Il feature of the entertainments.
 The funeral of Michael Kane took place this morning from his late home on Baldwin street with q mass of requiem at the Immaculate Concep- ton church by the Rev Father Brod- eiick and internent in Calvary ceme- tery. The bearers were Andrew Toole, Jeremiah Sullivan, Thomas Maher. Patrick Shannahan. Eugene Murphy and John Byrnes.
 Attorney, Neary of Naugatucl1 was in town to-day seeking Judge Cowell to serve upon him notice of his inten- tion to fight the injunction that was served upon Mir Neary's father, Thomas. a few days ago. restraining him from eiecting Burton A. Peck from certain property. The matter will come up at short calendar in the district court tomorrow morning.
 The directors of the Waterbury Mer- chants association held |; meeting yes terday afternoon. The Tuesday even ing closing question was discussed. put no action was taken on the matter. The board received and accepted in- NltatiOnS to attend the annual ban Quet of the New Haven association on February 27, and the banquet of the Hartford organization on March l.
 Judge Bradstreet to-day. in cham bers. heard the case of Emma Louns- bury against Charles L. Norton for S15. Some time ago Frank Lounsbury gave S1OO to Mir Norton to settle q case that was in the city court, or give bonds for that amount. MT Lounsbury's friend jumped his bond and the case was eventually settled for S25 and it is for the balance, SD, his wife is now suing. he having as signed the claim to her.
 St Paul's church was filled with q large and appreciative audience last evening who were delighted with the grand musicale given by the M. F. choir choir under the auspices of the Band of Hope. Each number had it's own especial merits and was greeted with spontaneous applause. An , elaborate musical program was render ed by the following artists: Messrs Moore and Kells and Mrs Kimball, Miss Grannis and Miss Townsend.
 Messrs Turner, Alexander and White, Danburys board of, selectmen, were here to-day and held a long con- ference with Selectman Doran and H. W. Atwood, keeper of the town store, relative to the management of the out side poor. It is understood that Dan- bury is thinking of starting a town store, and the selectmen of that place are trying to get all the information possible on the matter before going = into the business. They left here in possession of valuable hints regarding such matters.
 The funeral of Thomas R. Bligh
 took place this morning from the fam
 fly residence on Abbott avenue with a
 mass of requiem at the Immaculate
 Conception church and interment in st
 JOsephS cemetery. The bearers were M r. Cassin, William T. Walsh, w.
 F, Cassin, w. II. Lawlor, Keron Bro
 Dhy and J. J. Geraghty. The floral
 tributes included pillow of roses let
 tered Father from the family; cross
 employees of the New York State But. : ter store; white roses, Miss Katherine t Kavanaugh; bouquet. the Misses Mar
 garet Mahon, Francis Durham, Dora Q Scheaffer and D. Fry.
 > John Conron died last night at his
 home, 149 Liberty street. He leaves . a widow and one daughter. also q sis
 ter, Mrs John Dolan, of Durand, III
 Mir Conron was an uncle to James
 Coughlan, proprietor of the Peoples
 drug store on Baldwin street; Terrence
 Coughlan, the Washington street meal
 man. and of Patrick Coughlan. He x was a member of St Francis Navier's ss chnrch and q constant attendant nj