Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-18
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 morning to MT and Mrs Thomas E. Fitzachery, of 373 Walnut street.
 It is to be hoped that some day Popinjay Boni may inadvertently slap the face of man who knows how to shoot.-Hartford Courant.
 Richard Monahan of 155 Chestnut avenue died at his home this afternoon at 1 o'clock. He was for years team ster for Tracy Bros. The funeral will take place on Wednesday,.
 The league class in physical culture at the Friendly league will begin the new term of lessons next week, in- stead of this, to-night's lesson being the last one of the second term.
 The board of health of Bridgeport was in town this afternoon, the guests of the builders of the garbage crema- tory which was erected for Garbage Collector Rigney on the Waterville road some time ago.
 The annual banquet in honor of St Patrick will be given by the Third di- vision, \. O. H.. at St Patrick's hall this evening. An excellent program has been arranged, and supper will be served by Giles and Harrington. A Hebrew collector of rags, etc, ere ated no little excitement on Baldwin street this afternoon. Some boys stole his team and the peddler was wild with 1 rage. He looked in all directions. but no horse or team was in sight. When l last heard from, he was searching for 1 q police officer.
 Mrs Kate l.. Levine, 13O North Main l street, who filed petition in bank ! ruptcy some time ago, should have been given a hearing to-day. John A. EdmundsOn was appointed trustee on ] her estate, and Attorneys c. F. Meigs I and U. G. Church were appointed ap- praisers. Her assets are about S1OO. 1 Michael F. keeley has filed q peti- | ton in bankrutcy. He alleges his lia- bilities to be about $19,OOO and his as- sets S4OO. c. H. Piercey and Attor- ney F. r. Guilfoile have been appoint 1 ed appraisers on his estate and John A. Edmundson trustee. The creditors are represented by Attorney F. NJ. Peasley.
 1 Myles Smith, the 15 months old son of NIr and Mrs John Smith of Bridgeport died Saturday evening of pneumonia. The remains were brought here yesterday morning and taken to the home of Mrs Smith at 1OS Railroad Hill street. The burial took place yes
 
 terment was in St JoseDh's cemetery.
 A trial. which is attracting consider able attention, will take place this evening at St Mary's school, when ] kyran Fitzpatrick will be tried for l horse stealing before Judge John But terly- Joseph Brennan will act as l prosecuting agent while John Sullivan 1 will defend the prisoner. There will l be I number of witnesses on each side. There is likely to be trouble between | the town and the traction company re- garding the bill of costs the 1attey will ] have to pay in the suit which the town 1 won against it in the superior court | some weeks ago. The total amount is I for the defendant, contends that this is exorbitant and will bring the matter 1 to the attention of Judge Thayer at ! short calendar next Friday.
 At a regular meeting of the mem- bers of the Pastime X. C., yesterday ] afternoon, in the club rooms on Ann | street, the following officers were 1 elected for the next three months: l James F. Kilmartin, president: Arthur | NJ. Hebert, vice-preSident: James F. | Carmody, secretary; John J. Edmonds, 1 treasurer. The members will enjoy d straw ride to Straitsville on next Fri day evening.
 William NJ. Kipp of New Haven has 1 bought an interest in the New England 1 Brewing Co of this city, and he will l be assistant to Hugh T. Morgan, the l superintendent. Mir Kipp is the son of Michael kipp of New Haven, who was | engaged for years in the brewing busi- ness in Waterbury. William M. Kipp 1 learned the brewing business at the l in ,C | many, and the United States Brewers l academy in New York. The business 1 of the New Haven company has grown 1 to such an extent that it was quite q strain for Superintendent Morgan. as he is obliged to be at his post at 4 o'clock every morning.-Hartford Cour- ant.
 l The peacefulness and serenity of 1 the neighbOrhOOd in the vicinity of Dublin street were slightly disturbed Saturday evening shortly before mid night by dashing runaway. The team was q twO-Seated canopy and be longed to a local livery stable and had been hired by five young men. They stopped in the eastern section and par took of some refreshments in q near by saloon. It was while thus en- gagged that their spirited animal be- came frightened in some unknown manner. and in quick time was dash ing away at q mad pace out Dublin street The further the horse went the faster became the pace and it was lucky that few teams were on the street. When it reached q point near the East Brass Mill road it collided with a telegraph pole and the wagon became a wreck. The wheels were demolished. the top was crushed il and only remnants of the team remain ed. The horse was captured a little further on, being considerably cut ant bruised.
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 Washington, March 1S.-Unitei States Minister Dudley at Lima. Peru