Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-31
CITY NEWS.

Public and private schools will open for the fall term next Tuesday.
 There vii be an important meeting of the Catholic Women's association Monday evening.
 Robert Wilson~of Scranton, Pa, will assist in the service at the Union Res cue mission Sunday evening.
 The Scovill Company's Aid associa- ton will give a dance and sociable in City hall on the evening of November s.
 The funeral of Mrs Thomas Howard will take place from the family resi- dence on William street tomorrow af- ternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
 There will be a special meeting of the Buffers. Polishers and Brass Work CTS union tonight at s o'clock in the Carpenters and Joiners' hall.
 Mary. the year old daughter of Mir and l,Irs Joseph Wellicker of II Bank street, died last night. The fu- neral took place this afternoon, with interment in Calvary cemetery.
 The regular monthly meeting of Wa terbury Typographical union, No 329, will be held on Tuesday evening, Sep tember 1. instead of Monday evening, owing to the Labor day celebration.
 The Swedish Political club will hold a meeting newt Thursday night in Johnson hall. The club has large membership and intends to show its hand at the primaries and also on election day.
 The music at St Johns church will I.~ xr. %r.lI &nd 4hnfr for the first time tomorrow since months vacation. The choir will be assisted by Miss Cuthbert Buckner, soprano soloist
 Examinations for admission to the High school will be held Tuesday and Wednesday. September and 4, con- mencing at 1:30 D. m. This examina- ton is for the pupils who come in from the outlying districts.
 Annie Wigmore, the IS months old daughter of Mir and Mrs Henry Wig more of Fuller street, fell from the yaranda yesterday. breaking her right leg above fhe F9 knee gs63 F a Hayesl %aas snJ55l6 John McEfiimgoat of Baldwin Street had the index finger of his right hand split open with shell while at work at the Waterbury Manufacturing con- pany yesterday Dr McLarney dress ed the wounds.
 A boy named Albert Noether was ar rested this forenoon by Officer Hickey on a charge of theft. It is alleged against Noether that he was found stealing a few base balls and other sporting goods from the store of HotchkiSs & Templeton on South Main street this forenoon.
 The Hastings Pavement company has stopped the work of reconstruction of the asphalt paving on North Main street It is possible that they may decide to finish it before the expira- tion of three months and thus avoid a clash which is sure to end in the courts.
 The Bricklayers' and Masons' union will give a picnic at Belleview lake Monday. Excellent music has been se- cured for dancing, and there will be various other exercises in the line of sports afld games. The committee promises all who attend an P al afternoon te on of pleasure. 2 Major ". T. Jenkins of New York city will conduct the meetings at tEe Salvation Army tonight and all day tomorrow. As Captain Jenkins some years ago he was we'll known in Waterbury, having for a long time the oversight of the local corps, and those who knew him then are specially invited, admission being free to all the meetings. The Sunday services will be at II a. m., and s p. m.
 One of R. N. Blakeslee's horses fell 1,, <11a 1,rfoI- raa x-nrnonf nn North Main street, above North square, yesterday afternoon, and slid quite distance be- fore he could pick himself up. The animal was slightly injured, but not enough to require the service of vet erinary surgeon. The horse was one 1 of four that were under double team and were coming down the hill when i the accident occurred.
 Everything points to large attend ance at the excursion of the Catholic Literary association to Hanover park next Monday. The price of tickets for the round trip is 50 cents and the first i train will leave the Dublin street sta tion at o'clock in the afternoon. All I aboard! There will be a ball game in the afternoon and fireworks in the evening. The excursion will leave AIer- iden on the return trip at 10 o'clock. Sunday base ball among the anna teur teams is in danger. To-day Sher- iff Rametti was given orders to be on ! hand on the Robert k. Brown proper | ty tomorrow, on the Waterville road. the scene of the Sunday games. and | stop all teams from playing. This noon the sheriff notified the respective teams that were wont to play on the | property of Mir Browns determination. | The notification was unnecessary. as it was intended to play no more games | at this place this season.
 The Consolidated baseball team of this city will be the attraction at Litchfield Labor day (Monday) for two games, and as the local team wishes to capture both games Manager Bren- nan has decided to take along all the | members of the club. Kelley and Mulligan, and Miles and Hayden, the two batteries, will be in the points for the Consolidated. The team will leave here Monday morning on the | GAO a. m. train for Watertown, where a bus will take them to Litchheld