Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-08
CITY NEWS.

tlSStlulCul CIIs &iAi D W SNAAS, 172 Grand.
 We offer values in our great clear ance sale never eQualed. MoriartyS Waterbury Furniture Go.
 Miss Mayme Hennessey of Bishop street, who has been attending the wedding of Harry German, of New York, returned home to-day.
 Miss Bessie Pagan, member of the High school class of 1900, has accept ed position as teacher in one of the town schools in the vicinity of Water town.
 The members of Eagle hive. No 1G. l.. o. T. AI., of this city, are going to New Haven tonight. to be present at the installa tion of officers of Lillian Nj. Hollister Hive. of that city.
 At meeting of Barcelona council. K. of C.. last night. T. F. McCann and F. F.. Shields were elected delegates to the state convention. which will be held in New Haven next month.
 The Girls Glee club. of the Water bury High school, will attend the can- tata. ''Thc Village Blacksmith" which the Girls Glee club. of the Naugatuck High school, will give in the Gem opera house, Naugatuck, tomorrow night.
 The last quarterly term of the season of Professor Railey'S dancing classes commenced with the juvenile class last Saturday afternoon. and will be followed by an entire beginners class for adults on Thursday evenings; also one for advanced pupils.
 At a meeting of the Military band last night, J. F. Clark was elected per Lament director of the organization. Mir Clark is a well known and prac- ticed musician. having been director of the I. NJ. c. A. orchestra, and he is also . member of the Excelsior or chestra. Under his tutorship the band should attain even better results than it has in the past.
 Court America. No 9S, r. of A., held q regular meeting last evening ill Jr o. |. A. NJ. hall. D. c. c. R. George Husker installed the following officers: C. R., J. T. COnkin; s. c. R.. L. w. Eu- reka; treasurer. J. D. Cashman: tinan- cial secretary. J. r. Seaman; ST w., A. L. Judd: Jr w.. J. c. Russell; Sr B.. David Shannan: Jr B., w. J. Beadle; Jr P. c. R., W. c. Laire'; first trustee, A. E. Strong: second trustee, D. M. Rogers: third trustee, F. T. Tyler; phy- Slclan, IL W. tIOOdenOuGn.
 Five Drawer Chiffoniers, S3.4O. dur ing our clearance sale. Morarty's. The funeral of Joseph A. Kilbride took place this morning from the fam fly residence on Mattatuck street, with q mass Of requiem at the Immaculate i Conception church by the Rev Father McGuane, and interment in St Joseph $ cemetery. The bearers were Thomas Ryan, George Carmody, James Kilmar- ! tin, Joseph Kilbride, John AIuligan and Joseph Murphy The floral offer ings included pillow from the Pas time Social club; wreath, Thomas By an: bunch of lilies. Miss Katherine Becton; bouquet of roses, q pillow inscribed ''Brother,' and q wreath from the family.
 Manager Jesse Devine. of the High school basket ball quintet, has con- pleted all arrangements for the appear ance in this city on Saturday after noon of the Yale freshman five. The game will be at the I. NJ. c. A. gym nasium and from present indications a large number Wilt be in attendance The local High school has participated in only one game this year. but in that | one game they showed the caliber of
 
 | ing the Watch shop team, their oppo- nents, and preventing them from scor- | ing. Since that they they have been | practicing hard and faithfully under | the supervision of Captain Byrnes. so | that at present they are in excellent l condition.
 Charles A. Sackett. the we'll known 1 livery keeper. has entered suit against Charles Wernsman for $l GOO dana ages 1 for assault. Wernsman is q pattern maker in the employ of the E. J. Man | Vllie Machine Co, and rooms on South Main street. The particulars of the as. sault are said to be somewhat of a surprising character Sackett's story is to the effect that last Thursday even ing, just after aighting from . car in front of his residence at 595 North | Main street, Wernsman jumped from behind pole and gave him a severe licking before he was able to realize what was happening. Sackett's eyes and face still bear marks of the scrap He says he never had any difficulty | of any kind with Wernsman. Werns man was arrested last evening on q body writ by Sheriff Rametti. Judge Lowe gave bail for him..
 When Chairman Hall rapped for or der in the aldermanic chamber last night the members could scarcely hear themselves talk with the noise from the poultry show up stairs, and apparently in dead earnest, Alderman White moved that the chicken ordi nance be taken from the ta bIe and pu upon it's passage and Alderman Cross who did not seem to "tumbie." jumped to his feet and protested against sucl action. stating that the chicken ordi nance was now before the board O health and could not be taken up b, the aldermen. This created a. bi: laugh. in which Alderman Cross joined after he caught on. Tho petition G the Union Athletic club for the return of $50. paid for a license to conduct snarring exhibition which did not com
 off and the matter of returning liceas money paid under the provision Of th milk ordinance. were referred, the for
 mer to the board of public safety ali
 the latter to the city attorney.
 Cleophias Trudeau of Grandviey Heights, who lately figured in the cit ] court as defendant ill q case for as sault and non-support of his family 1 has departed to DartS unknown It