Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-19
CITY NEVIS.

Frank Pagan. the barber. has ac- cepted a permanent position with George Kleeber, 95 Bank street.
 A girl was born last evening to Mir and Mrs Richard Flaherty of Rushtcn place.
 A special meeting of the St Joseph T. A. society will be held tonight in St Patrick's hall. Every member is requested to be present.
 Mrs Edward McEvoy of Wolcott street, who has become temporarily unbalanced ill mind, will be removed to the retreat at Middletown to-mor- row.
 Little Joseph 'Kenney of Dublin street stepped on q broken bottle yes terday. infiicting a long, deep cut in his instep. Dr Hayes put five stitches in the wound
 Only few of the machinists who recently were on strike for q shorter work day are still unemployed. These for the most part have been discrim- mated against by the employers.
 The new officers of Court Hancock. F. or A., were installed last night by Deputy Dineen. 1t was decided to serve refreshments after each meeting during the warm weather.
 Mayor Kilduff and City Engineer Cairns went to the Branch to-day for the purpose of holding conference with the selectmen of Morris regard ing the proposed change of a highway at that place.
 " lson Peter the nine Ill jnths old sen of MT and Mrs Ellsworth Scran- ton of IT Gilbert street died this morn ing. The funeral will take place to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with interment in Pine Grove cemetery. The stock of the F. ". Dains Co, painters and paper hangers, on North Main street. was appraised to-day at $649.67. by the appraisers, A. k. Drake and Attorney c. E. Meigs of this city and q Mir Humiston of New Haven. The liabilities are about S3,500. The electric lamp at the foot of Bur- ton street, on Bishop, was not lighted until long after 9 o'clock last night. But once lighted it seemed as though it were making up for lost time and for the fun it has been having with the light on Beacon street for some time
 The ball team of the Second Congre- gationa1 church defeated team rep resenting the West brass mill yester- day afternoon by score of 15 to ?. Miller and Holden were the battery for the victors. This is the third con secutive victory for the Second church team.
 The funeral of Willie Henjstaldt took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of his parents on Third street with service at the house by the Rev Mir Pfiel and interment in Riv r. side cemetery There was a large mum Der of floral offerings.
 Maria, the nine months old diugh- ter of MT and Mrs Rocco Cirriano of 14 Middle street Simonsville, died yes terday afternoon. The funeral lock place this afternoon wi h service at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes and interment in Calvary cemetery.
 Rev Father Shelley. pastor of the Sacred Heart church. left Wednesday on an extended trip for the benefit of his health. Rev Father Shelley, who has been granted three months leave of absence owing to impaired health, was undecided when he left Waterbury as to where his tour would extend.
 At 8 o'clock tomorrow morning months mind high mass of requiem will be celebrated at the Sacred Heart church for the late Mrs John Dillon of William street. At S:30 at the same church a similar mass will be celebrat- of East Main street.
 Two horses, one belonging to Oliver Blansfield of Riverside street and the other to Thomas Corcorkery of Jack son street, are missing to-day, and it is thought that they have been stolen. The animals were grazing in the lots near the Naugatuck river, but conld not be found there this morning, and nothing was learned of their where abouts up to noon.
 Shortly after the storm yesterday there almost occurred fatal accident lives on Scovill street was playing in the street or crossing the street at the junction of Scovill and South Elm streets when team came along. The girl was almost under the heels of the horse before the driver saw her and checked the horse. The child was con- siderably scared.
 Commenting upon an article that ap- peared in the Democrat the other even- ing regarding Simonsville, a prominent re esident of that district sail to day that it was all right as far as it went, but that it did not go far enough. He wondered how the writer cou'd q hlve omitted mentioning the fact that the place has no police protection. He did not think that there was much need of po'ice protection during the day time but he was free to s.ate that it " S shame to leave such taickly settled section without even a constable dur ing nights and on Sundays.
 Mrs Katf crime PIfZ li If 6a0 Bank street was arrested late last evening for breach of the Teacr. Feur young men who live in the same house as the accused does were sitting and talking under Mrs Parzila's window. In vain she reques ted them to cease annoy ing her and then she soused them with pail of water. Instead of this cooling them off the young men, as one would natu- a ly suppo-e e such would be the effects of cold water, it actually ''riled" them and an oral warfar, was the re- suit Mrs Parzila is at liberty on bail. Her case will be heard to morrow morn- ing and she will be defended by Repre- confafiro CxuiIfoiIa