Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-13
CITY NEWS.

&ll T Rev Charles E. Granger in charge, Sun pastor. 4:15 D. ID.
 The Germania Military band, J. B. Baril leader, will give concert at Germania hall, Union City, tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
 Margaret, the 9-months-old daughter of MT and Mrs John Healey of b George street, died last night. The funeral took place this afternoon, With interment in Calvary cemetery.
 At a meeting of Washington camp, No 10. F. o. S., last night, the follow ing officers were elected: President, A. H. Andrews; vice-president, c. A. Gardner; NJ. of F., +. Ringenbergj- conductor, E. k. Court; secretary, Louis Hassel: F. S., Frank Schuelke; treasurer, Valentine Matthews; senti- mel, H. l.. Fowler; O. G., H. B. Dus- ton.
 c. P. Goss, IT. regimental orderly and corporal of Company A. has been appointed member of Colonel Sucher's staff. MT Goss is an ex- tremely popular young man and his many friends will be pleased to learn of his promotion. Commissary Ser geant F. J. Seery of Company G could
  sired, but declined it for business req sons.
 The White Heart club an organiza- tion of young misses held lawn party in the garden of the home of the treas urer Miss Anna Fahy, on West Bur ton street the other afternoon. The president Miss Lizzie Malone of Cooke street was mistress of ceremonies. The club consists of dozen members all of whom were present As it was the first gathering of the White Hearts it was destined to make it an occasion to be pleasantly remembered and with re- treatments of divers taste and nature made by the fair if inexperienced hands of the Hearts the desired impression was created.
 Frederick Hayes, callman at the Burton street engine house while at fire drill last evening came near losing the little finger of the left hand. Hayes station on the occasion was at the bot tom of the ladder, which was leaning against the cave of the house. Last night there appeared to be some diff ficulty in extending the ladder and quite as much more in folding it. It was during the latter operation that the moveable part of the ladder gave an unexpected plunge, ripping the skin off Hayes little finger almost clear to the bone. The accident incapacitated him from further work at drill.
 A bold attempt was made by q chicken thief on Thursday night to carry off with him some of the stock of William Mccarthy of Wolcott street. the we'll known hackman. About 10 o'clock Thursday night MT | Mccarthy had occasion to go to his barn. While there he was attracted | by the cries of his wife that somebody | was stealing the chickens. At the | same time his wife heard some person | run out to a team which was waiting | On investigation MT Mccarthy found that only two little chickens were missing. The thief had been scared away, for on the ground laid sack in l which were several more chickens. | The we'll known hackman has his sus- | picions as to who the thief is and he | gives fair warning that it will be un- lucky for him to make a second visit | to his chicken coop.
 The strike of the machinists down the valley looks as though a change was imminent According to the Sen | unel Of Ansonia, the plant of the Dflggs-Seabury Co is entirely closed down, inventory taken and the lists sent on to the head office in New York. When the factory will reopen is not known. The same authority says | there appears to be a break in the strike in Ansonia, and it may occur next Monday morning. The strike at the Acme Machine Screw Go in Hart ford has been adjusted and the plant | will start mn schedule with ten hours pay. the prin- clpal object for which the machinists' strike was declared. This clears LID the situation in the Capitol city favor able to the men, excepting one shop, the Whiting Manufacturing Co, where only seven men are.still out.
 Within the last few years Sautelle's new big 25-cent shows, which will be seen in Waterbury next week have grown till they are now the largest on the road. and to use circus localism they are the best hooked up'' en four They are bright and shining from the ticket wagon back as new coin. Ey. erything is of the highest class. and nc sloppy weather details are tolerated A positive guarantee is given that the performance will be strictly high-class throughout, with not a dull act. an6 with all new attractive features, Back numbers and out of date concerns. hu man or otherwise, have no place witt Mir Sautelle whose monster-tentet amusement enterprise this year excell: ] all his previous efforts. We advise al who can to station themselves in posi- tions of advantage. where they car obtain an uninterrupted view of tn, gorgeous and dazzling free street pa rade upon the above date.
 Who'll be the republican nominee for mayor this fall?" was asked of { well known wire puller for the g. O. D this afternoon. s'That depends" h, said. upon the man whom the demo crats will put forward. If Ed Kilduf gets the nomination, we'll run Chessol or Blakeslee; if a new man carries tn, caucus, I think Lilley will head ou
 ticket, notwithstanding the publishe, statement that he is not a candidat
 for the mayoralty. I don't thlnl | fHo ff<,,