Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-30
CITY NEWS.

 County Health Officer Hoadley was in town to-day.
 William Gilhuly Of Jones & Go, Bris- tol, spent Thanksgiving at his home in this city.
 John Kennedy was to-day appointed administrator on the estate of the late Katie Kennedy. The appointment 1 met with no opposition. Highway Commissioner James Mac Donald passed through Waterbury to- day on his way to Prospect and South ington. The commissioner made a call upon Selectman Doran. Late this afternoon it was announced that Jesse Foley would go on i'll the preliminary with John Roach at rhe Auditorium next Friday night, instead of Patrick Burns, as announced i'll an- other column.
 The Merrimac A. c. and North End A. c. football game, which was sched- uled to take place last Sunday, but was postponed owing to the stormy wealth CT, will be placed tomorrow afternoon at the Driving park.
 Attorney Bradstreet.. representing the Connecticut Railway and Lighting
  from the decision of Judge Wheeler in awarding Timothy and John Fitzger- ald $1 300 damages for injuries to the latter.
 Last evening Sheriff Rigney at tached several horses and trucks be longing to Fred HotchlSiss, truck mGn, in the interests of Seth Pratt of Litchfefd. The amount of the attach | nsln II hold notes of Hotchkiss that are over. due.
 Anumber of persons ill this city. in- cluding the members of the Holy Cross alumni, have received invitations to at- tend reception by the alumni and students of Holy Cross college in honor of the Right Rev Thomas J. Conaty, D. D., bishop of Samos, on Tuesday. December 3, at s o'clock, ill Fenw;ck hall at the college
 At the Bunker Hill chapel to-mor- row afternoon Sabbath school. will he held at 3 o'clock, while at 4:15 there will be preaching by the Rev Charles F. Granger, minister in charge. An other opportunity will be given this Sunday to contribute to the Thanks giving offering of groceries for the New England Home of Little Wan derers.
 Justice of the Peace F. F. Guilfoile heard to-day the case of Mary against Pasquale Yapalucci for $100 for slan- der. Plaintiff claimed that the de- fendant. who is her brother, said she was thief and that she took money from his pockets one night while he was sleeping. Justice Guilfoile re- served decision.
 The cold weather during the past week has covered the diffrent ponds in various sections of the city with q thin coating of ice and, already q number of young boys are having plenty of sport playing "shinny" The children should be very careful. Tie ice is scarcely strong enough yet to skate upon. Especially is this true of the ice of the Naugatuck river near the Brook lyn bridge. Several children have had narrow escapes from being drowned ill the river by attempting to skate there when the ice was no thinner than it is now. But still the young boys persist i'll going on the ponds ba- fore the proper time.
 Mrs Maria Carty. wife of Thomas Carty of A Lafayette street. died this morning. Besides her husband she leaves three daughters and four sons. Sister Mary AIechtilde of the Parkville convent. Hartford. Lauretta, Irene, John. James, Thomas and Charles. The funeral will take. place Monday morning. with q mass of requiem at St Patrick's church and interment ill the new St Josephs cemetery. The de- ceased was q devotedS member of St Patrick's church and was well liked in the neighborhood where she lived She had not enjoyed good health since the death of her 16-year-old girl. which oc- curredqa couple of years ago.
 MT and Mrs Lynch celebrated the fifth anniversary of their marriage at their home, 3S Dykeman street, We'd nesday evening. The house was taste fully decorated for9the occasion and the time was, enjoyably spent in amusements of various natures. Ban jo solos from Mrs Juliette Clark called forth much applause. There were also several vocal selections. A very elab- crate supper was served at midnight. MT and Mrs Lynch were the recipients of many useful gifts, among them be- ing beautiful sideboard from MT Lynch's mother. q beautiful steel en- graying from MI. and Mrs r. Kiely of Naugatuck; also silver and wedding cake from ]. l.. Clark q carpet sweep CT from Miss Saunders, and a pair of beautiful vases filled with cut flowers from. Joseph and James Finnegan. The party broke np in the wee sma' hours wishing Ar and Mrs Lynch r<, = n a rarsx< l sx. o x :, ,.; -