Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-05
CITY NEWS.

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 Watch Morlarty's undertaking bills and see what you save.
 There was no city court to-day, there not being one arrest made yes terday.
 Dr Lodge has removed his office from East Main street to g Leaven- worth street.
 An important meeting of Barcelona council will be held this evening. Every member is requested to be on hand.
 The Waterbury Drug company has dissolved partnership, Dr. O'Hara re- tiring and Dr Mcdonald continuing the business.
 Tomorrow at 7:3O months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Francis Xavier's church for the late Michael Leeney of Liberty street.
 The board of public works will hold and the board of public safety will come together at 7:3O o'clock tonight.
 James A. Knox. as a commissioner of the board of assessment. rendered his resignation to the board of alder men last evening. It was accepted unanimously.
 The fancy sofa pillow which was drawn for at the meeting of the Cath ollie Women's association, last evening. was won by Joseph A. Cullen, the brewery man.
 The March term of the district court civil side. opened this morning. Judge Cowell was on the bench and City Sheriff McDonald in his rostrum. There was no business and immediately after T ,nf sin Thomas H. Hayes went to Worces- ter this morning to attend a meeting of the eastern circuit of the driving clubs. MT Hayes represents the Wa terbury Driving company. A schedule will be laid out for the spring races at this meeting.
 Tent 36. of the order of Macabees held a special meeting last night and initiated eight candidates and received seven applications. Those candidates will be taken into the order with all the necessary ceremonies at the next regular meeting on March II. An Exchange place merchant says he started to make the jubilee and visited the churches in an hour and q quarter. He made the trip on foot l and considers it,a first class exercise. Some one says it is about three miles, no matter what route you take. Waterbury Typographical union No 1 3o9 held q largely attended meeting last night. at which very important business was transacted. Word was received from Big G. of New York, that the Sun boycott has been declared off, the differences with that paper 1 having been amicably settled. Upon favorable report of the referee | of bankruptcy, Judge Townsend yes l terday discharged the following from bankruptcy: Mrs Nellie Smith of Hartford Ruel F. Abbe of Enfield, Charles F. Warehouse of Southing- ton. William F. Mallory of Litchfield, John T. Hallinan of Waterbury, Rob- ert A. Seymour of Stamford. Ernest l.. Pratt of Litchfield and Edwin F.. Hall of Bridgeport.
 l Mrs A. Williams. aged A years. 1 wife of A. H. Williams. formerly of this city. died Sunday at her home in 1 Corning. Cal. Besides her husband she leaves four children. Ernest of this i city and Howard. Ralph and Bessie. who accompanied them west. She also l leaves five brothers and two sisters. William, Jacob and Horatio Nelson of | this city. John and Robert Nelson of | Stamford. Mrs Hennenhall of this city 1 and Mrs Helen Gully, who resides in 1 the west.
 Fish stories are all the rage in the 1 south end these days. John Cavan- 1 augh is credited with returning home 1 the other day with a catch of 45O 1 pickerel and perch. He is said to have
 carried them in a bag and the thing
 was so full that the fins of some of 1 them forced their way through the
 cloth. No one seems to know where
 he captured the mess. but there are l several persons willing to make affi- l davit that the statement as to the
 number and size of the fish is true.
 The meeting held by the Catholic l Women's association last evening was
 most gratifying to all present The
 attendance was quite large and in a
 general way the interest manifested | showed that the members are heart
 and soul in the organization. During
 the past month the membership in- | creased forty, an indication that all are interested in the welfare of the or
 ganization. Arrangements for the en-
 tertainment on St Patrick's evening in the City hall were advanced and q
 grand rehearsal was held and delight
 ed everybody. The choir of the church
 of the Immaculate Conception will ap.
 pear in the entertainment under the
 direction of the organist, John L. Bonn
 The music to be given will be thor.
 oughly classic and Irish, and every
 feature of the evenings entertainment
 will be consistent with the occasion
 It is an admitted fact that there is nc
 music so sweet, so completely and
 wholly musical and SO melodious as
 Irish music, nor is there any tongue 1T
 which the emotions of humanity can
 be so fully expressed. This enter
 tainment will eclipse anything of the l kind ever given in this city.