Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-11
CITY NEWS.

X mass of requiem will be celebrated tomorrow morning at 7:30 o'clock at St Francis Nayiers church for the late Lizzie CoYle.
 The Waterbury Medical association Will hold a meeting this evening at the Union club Doms. Drs lrcney and Barber Will present papers OH two subjects
 Mayor Kilduff, accompanied hy the members of the board of health Sani- 1ary Inspector Moses and A[ilk h. spector keeley, went to Walerville to inspect the new garbage crrlnatOry erected there recently by II. N. Rig lIeV-
 \ crowd of boys attacked two He brew peddlers near the Jacques Op- era house this afternoon. Some of 1hem threw stones and one of the He DreWS Was struck on the forehead. .Io- seph DrSerean WiS arrested by Officer Noonan and identified by the injured man. Joseph 11OroWitz. as thn one who threw the stone that struck him.
 II iS thought that there will be some trouble over the petition now before the board of public works asking that l building line of ten feet be es,ab- liShed on Prospect street from West Main street Ia Buckingham street. It Is siild that Il few of the lots are shal- lew and thai q 1en-fOot building line would spoil them for buildin. plr- poses
 lnaSmnch as tomorrow is celebrated as Lincoln day. d legal holiday. the public schools. St Marys paroehial school. convent de Notre Dame and St Mra garetS school will have no ses- sions. The banks of tie city and li- brary will also hr closed In different schools of lhe city appropriate eNer- clSeS in connection With Lincoln day
 were held.
 Thc funeral of Mrs Mary Coleman took place this morning from her late home. :'%4 East Main street. to the Immaculate Conception church. where d mass of requiem was celebrated by ! t;lc Rev Father Eroderick The bear CTS were Thomas Pryor, John McEvoy, Walter Walsh. William Walsh. .lalneS Sheridan and James Mccarthy. all members of Court Oregon. The floral from the employees of the F.. k. Davis laundry and q wreath from friends at Polls. The intcilmcnt was ill Calvary cemetery.
 Nellie Andrews. aged 20 years, I- Andrews of oS Center street. died this morning after a lingering illness. Miss Andrews waS at one time employed at lhS. office of 1ht Sonthcrn New England Telernonc Co SlIc Was Il bright sinalt girl aI.I had :: wide circle of friends who admired her for her many rXcellen, qualities. The. funeral will be held Wednesday al Io:;:U o'clock i TiIr service Will be conducted by the Rev F. D. Buckley of Trinity church. The remains will be- taken to Plain ville for burial on the 1:..:JS train. August F. Howell of Boston will not appear here on Thursday evening. but l on Monday evening. February oJ. un- der the auspices Of dbr '. M. C. A. Mr Howell will entertain his audience
 in humorous and satric.l readings | from the best American humoriStS such as Harte. ClemmenS Field and | Carleton. On his last appearance in
 this city AIr Howell made d host of friends. He will be just as pleasing. | if not more so. this tune. The enter l 1ainment will be free 1o members and | there is no doubt but q large audience will be present.
 Joseph J. Hall of Nau@atilck will de- l liver a lecture on Robert Emmet. the | Irish patriot and martyr. in City hall | March I. under the auspices of the | Patrick SarSficld club. It is under
 stood that there will be other attract | iGnS. but SuppoSing there should not
 be. Mir Hall himself can entertain an 1 audience on this or any other subject
 at Waterbury people who heard him
 ill Naugatuck when Maud Come 1 spoke there can 1ell He is q "ool 1 speaker and there is every reason to | believe that a big crowd will turn out l to hear him talk upon Emmet and the
 stirring scenes of Il century or more | ago in Ireland
 some one broke into Bernard Coyle' $ | barn on Baldwin street Saturday and
 made off with q large bus sleigh De- | longing to Terrence VI. Coyle. which l was stored away there and had not ] been fitted up this winter. Search Wa | instituted for tho vehicle and it seems 1 it was found this afternoon on the
 property of Mir Wells. the truck man.
 How it got there no one seems to | know. but it is thought that the man. l ager of the Wells Express co can EX- 1 plain and that he will do so ill q man.
 ner which will prevent any litigation 1 Mir Coyle said today that hn was not 1 aware that the bus had been taken | until this afternoon and that ho was
 going to see what could he done in the | the premises.
 Secretary Robert s. Ross of the Y | NJ. C. A. has returned from Montreal 1 where he was present at tlie funeral Ot ! his mother, Mrs William Russell Ross l Mr RosS'S father. R. $. Ross. accom-
 panied his son to this city and will 1 spend a few weeks With him. The flu neral of Mrs Ross was held on Thurs l day afternoon and was private. Ser
 vices were held al the family residence l hy the Rev Hugh Pedley of the Eman
 ueI church. Only the most intimate
 acGuaintances were present. Buria 1 was in the Montreal cemetery. beside
 the grave of a daughter who died il I 1876 and is the only child dead out oi
 I family of fourteen children. It was
 q beautiful sight to see ten of thirteen | children present at the services. O1 | 1he absent children one is q missionary 1 in China and the other two are tray 1 cling in the western part of the coun 1 try and were unable to be notified o l the death of their mother in time t
 be present at the funeral. Many let