Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-03
CITY NEWS.

III
 The Friendly league glee clup VIII not have a rehearsal this week.
 There was large attendance at the entertainment given last night m Con- cordia hall by the Concofdla Sinsihs society. The program. pubhshed ners- in before, was rendered in a very cred- itable manner.
 National Physician William T. Nc Manus has appointed pr John |. Hayes examining physician of sheEl- dan and Hendricken councils of the h. of c.
 The funeral of John Sinnott will take place tomorrow morning at S:oo from Mulyille's undertaking rooms, with mass of requiem at the Sacred Heart. church and interment in St Jos eph's cemetery.
 The management of the Franklin house has changed hands. Henry C.. Dater. who has conducted the place for. some time past has sold out to W. H. Oatley of Blandford, Mass.
 The funeral of Mary Josephine Me, Keon will take place from thet family residence on Field street tomorrow morning at S:30 o'clock, with service at St Patricks church and fnterment in the new St Joseph's cemetery.
 To-day r. W. Connor bought the building at the corner of North Elin and Kingsbury street belonging to the estate of the late Thomas F. Dineen The place was sold at public auction Constable Maurice B. Carmody acting as master of ceremonies.
 The First Baptist church was again filled last night with a large crowd who were presentsto hear the noted Scotch evangelfsts. 1Tr and Mrs c. g. Neil. Services will be held each even ing this week at 7:30. except Satur- day night
 The Waterbury military band will give a concert and promenade in Co lumbus hall, Naugatuck. next Thurs day night A special car has been chartered to convey the members of the band and their friends, who wish to accompany them. to the rubber town. There will be continuous mu- sic. by the band during the ride and there will be plenty of red fire.
 The Rev Dr Bonayenture Broderick of New Haven, who is to accompany Mgr Sbaretti to the Philippines as lri- vate secretary, is well known to the lOCdA HNdlI1OllC CISISS dlA4 1c CStlA ~ by them as a man eminently qualified to discharge the duties of that impor- tant office. He was with Mgr Sbaretu during his successful mission to Cuba for the settlement of property and other church questions in the island. Miss Lizzie Pierce entertained T large number of her friends at her home on School street last evening. Among those who entertained were the Misses Dempsey, Roche and Mamie Brennan. A piano and violin duet was beautifully rendered during the evening by Miss Mamie Morgan and Edward Donneliy. Mir Brown also rendered several selections on the piano. Refreshments were served. r
 Before Judge Cowel1 in the district court this forenoon the case Of Gather inc Derwin againsttJ ohn Gilmartin and wife began. This is a suit to recover i S1, 500 damages. Mrs Derwin, who is 1 represented by Attorney Bradstreet, claims to be the administratriX Of the estate of the late Bridget Derwin. She further claims that Mrs Gilmartin withdrew from the Waterbury Savings bank S921.e4, which belonged to Brid- l get Derwin. Senator Kennedy, ceun- ] sel for the defendant. has entered q defense of a general denial.
 Some of the out east people are i alarmed at the talk of converting the 1 pond at Hamilton park into a skating rink and are thinking of appealing 60 Mayor Kiduf to block the scheme They claim that in order to make :ce on the outer edges of the "ho1e" 1t will Tn o7sT- 4a <17a 1a1o two or three feet of water, and thai this will render the middle of the pond so deep that children are sure to De drowned there in case the ice should break. The proper thing to do, it i: said, in order to turn that spot into 2 safe skating rink, is to fill the hole ;iE with six or seven feet Of gravel so thai the water will not be over three ol four feet deep at any point.
 At the annual meeting of Company A last night the following officers were elected: Court marrial, Lieutenant F Sandland, Sergeant Charles F, Tough ton, Priyates Frederick BrowneIl. F
 E. Cleland, Mark H. Reilly: range committee, Sergeant W. $. Brink. Pri yates John B. Porter and Ralph l.. Sil vernail; entertainment committee, Fri yates Frank T. Clark. William II. Min lle. -L0Nl NfuCOAs nlSIOr1an, Private II
 E. Cleland: executive committee, Lieu
 tenant Waiter W. Sackett. Sergeant A
 .. Germaine, Corporal Charles Dohef
 ty, Privates Frederick ". Haase lnl
 Leonard Asheim: recruiting committee
 Captain Henry E. Carter. Corpora
 Jesse SIauson and Private S. NJ. Cow
 an: treasurer. Lieutenant Frank IT
 Sandla1id; secretary. Frank T. Clark.
 The funeral of Michael Woods tool
 place this morning from the famil1 residence on Spring street, with mas
 of requiem at the Immaculate Concep
 tion church by the Rev Father AI. Guane and internent in the new s
 Josep1's cemetery The bearers wer David Altman, representing the Cath
 olic Benevolent legion; Patrick Court ney, from Connecticut lodge, A. o. |
 w.; P. W. Connor and Thomas Kane from Barcelona council K. of C.; Wal
 ter and William Walsh. from the Tn
 dependent Order of HeptasopIs. Tn floral offerings included the followin
 pieces: Pillow, lettered Husband.
 and standing cross, marked Father.
 widow and children of deceased
 wreath. Mrs James C1affey; cross. Con r necticut lodge, No 52, A. O. U. w t wreath. Mir and Mrs Otto Book; stant I ing wreath. inscribed Brother" sit
 ters Of deceased: wreath of ivy. Aesn
 club; bouquet. John Monaghan. Tho n11T1i.7 xviI1 .1Va foH with oorna ;r