Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-09
CITY NEWS.
Domestic pies cost but 10 cents.


 The Hod Carriers union will hold all important meeting in American hall, Grand street, tonight
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Fair and cool tonight and Tuesday; light to fresh, west to north winds.
 The priests of the Sacred Heart church will begin to take the census of the parish during the coming week.
 Before State Referee Newton to-day in New Haven the creditors of the Waterbury Furniture company were | given hearing.
 The Washington Hill Athletic club is making big preparations for the fair to be given by the club which will open at the auditorium next Monday I evening.
 William Longworth. who has been confined in the a1mshouse for some days, was to-day removed to the insane retreat at Middletown by Constable Carmody.
 The Sacred Heart drum corps of this city has been secured by the Southington Hook and Ladder com pany to participate in the firemen's pa rade at Bristol on Wednesday.
 
 Great sensational shoe sale of the Waterbury Boot and Shoe company $ stock begins Wednesday, September II at s a. m., at J. G. Jackie x Sons, 1875 Bank stret. See page for big l ad.
 All democratic voters of the eastern section of the fifth ward are requested to meet at 1111s Grand street tomorrow evening at o'clock, for the purpose of selecting an alderman to represent that district.
 Sheriff Rigney today found team belonging to parties in Bristol in local livery stable. The team was en- gagged by q man named Thompson and left by him at the local stable Satur- day night.
 There will be an important meeting of the Catholic Women's association this evening. All persons wishing to become members of the classes should be present at St Patrick's hall tonight at s o'clock.
 Thomas Donovan, the 7-year-old son of Mrs Margaret Donovan of Taylor street. was brought to-day to the Roosevelt hospital in New York city. He was accompanied by his mother. Last February Thomas's skull was fractured by a fall.
 To-day William Rawley, an employe of the electric light station, while ad- iusting a piece of machinery. had one of his arms caught in the machine and deep cut about two and a half inches was caused. Dr Russell placed five stitches in the gash.
 The attorneys having charge of the collections and lease accounts of the Waterbury Furniture Go request all who owe the firm to make immediate payments at the office of the Water bury Furniture Co until all claims are settled.
 Before Judge Peasley in the city court to-day Prosecuting Attorney Durant announced that he had dis posed of the case of breach of the peace against William E. Wanamaker for $1O. This was a family disturb ance. James Moore was fined $15 for assault upon Maurice Harmon. A few days ago a suit for $500 dam ages for islander was issued against George Gorkie,a storekeeper on Bridge street To-day Sheriff Rametti took possession of the place in lieu of q bond and placed James Lunny in pos session. The plaintiffs are Mrs Mary Assoff and her daughters, Maggie and Fannie Assoff. They are represented in the matter by Representative Gull foile. % Miss Fannie Slavin of Dublin street, sister of Attorney D. J. Slavin, left Saturday to join the order of Sisters of Charity at Convent Station, N. J. Miss Slayin has been a very devoted member of the Sacred Heart church and was universally esteemed by all who had the pleasure of her acquaint- ance. She has just reached her major ity and has been studying for life in the cloister for some time past. Some one entered Lanes shop on | North Elm street Saturday night and 1 carried out several rolls of metal, but | in doing the job the party cut himself | badly and was unable to make much headway in getting his booty to place of safety. Eight rolls of the | metal were found on North Elm street, all blood stained. and returned to tine | factory. Entrance was effected by breaking a lock on the gate. The po- | lice have the matter in hand.
 The marriage engagement was an- | nounced yesterday of John F. Flynn | | Miss Maria D. Hart, daughter of MT ! and Mrs Patrick Hart of Third street. The wedding will take place on N-@->. nesday morning, the 25th of this | month at St Joseph's church.-Spring- field Republican. Miss Hart is well | known in this city. She was formerly clerk of the water works department and was sister of the late Mrs Kich- ard Grady.
 A petition was presented to the se- lectmen to-day asking that a special town meeting shall be called in the near future for the purpose of provid- | ing for the tuition of the pupils who are attending the High school from the | outlying districts during the present | term. or until January 1, 1902. The
 petition was drawn up by Attorney Porter l.. Wood and is signed by twen- ty-six persons. including the members of the board of educqtion and the town school board. By vote passed at the last meeting the board of education | has provided for the tuition of the pu- pils of the outlying districts after Jan ! uary l. The purpose for the calling | of the special town meeting is to pro- | eide for them until January l.
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