Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-15
CITY NEWS.

 Bank street.
 The board of education will hold special meeting tonight at S:30 o'clock to take action regarding vaccination in the public schools.
 The degree team of the Third divis- ion. A. 0. H.. will hold an important meeting at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn ing. Every member is requested to be present.
 The Rev Father Fitzgerald of the Sacred Heart church will deliver a lec- ture in d hall in Kensington next We'd nesday night, under the auspices of St PauFs parish. of which the Rev Father Sullivan is pastor.
 The Painters union will meet in Hellmann's hall Monday night. The change has become necessary on ac- count of the quarantine of the Way side IEn building. where the society has permanent quarters.
 4 complaint against George s. Alb bolt for cruelty to animals was nolled in the city court this morning without trial MT Abbott owned the horse which was said to have been abused and as he discharged the employe who abused it, the case was nolled
 l The funeral of Mrs Edward Will Hams will take place tomorrow after noon at ; o'clock at her late home, 1875 East Main street, the Rev r. D. Buckley officiating. and the body will be taken on the SIP q. III. train Mon day to South Amboy, N. J. for burial.
 In the report yesterday of the diff culty between Michael Guilfoile, Ed ward McGrath and John Fruin. re- garding stairway in which they were mutually interested. it should have been stated that the stairway was closed by MT Guilfoile and not by Alr McGrath
 The Gaelic Literary society will hold reunion in Academy hall tomorrow afternoon from 3 until 6 o'clock. All members are cordially invited to at tend. An interesting program of ex- ercises has been prepared. There will be select readings by T. F. Doyle. principal of the Gaelic school; vocal selections by T. F. Luddy John Fly land, James Finnerty and the Misses Annie Rice and Rose Shannahan; re- citations, Frank O'Brien and John Sheehan The exercises will be con- cluded with the singing of God Save Ireland' and ''St Patricks Day. by all present.
 Edward H. Longworth, thirtyfive, a well known young man, died at his late residence, 114 Baldwin street, at o'clock last evening. He leaves widow and three children, Mary. James and Edward. He was son of MT and Mrs James Longworth and leaves one sister, Mrs Charles H. Ross. The deceased was a popular young man. He had been associated with his father in the livery business for the past fifteen years. The funeral will take place Monday morning at S:15 o'clock with q mass of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church and interment ill St Joseph's ceme- | tery
 The Knights of St Patrick will meet tonight at Hibernian Rifles hall. G. A k. block, to make final arrangements for the St Patrick's day banquet. Tickets have sold remarkably well and l everything looks we'll. The committee have made arrangements with the ca 1 terer to accommodate about fifty more than was originally intended and any person wishing tickets would do well to get them to-day. as the tickets will | be turned in tonight. E. J. Finn, Ex- change place. and T. l.. Phalen. East l Main street, have tickets on sale and will be pleased to dispose of them. X 1 full attendance tonight is earnestly re- quested. St Patrick's hall will be l handsomely decorated and amid music and flowers the festivities will proceed merrily until the end of the program. l The committee having in charge ar l engagements for the celebration of st Patricks day by the Second division. A. 0. H., have completed their work. Everything is now in readiness for the
 entertainment which will be given on Monday evening. March IT, in Acad- emy hall, Moriarty's block, East Main street. Program of exercises: Address
 of welcome by President J. F. Calvin: address, '.The A. 0. Ill., by State
 President Mortimer Doran; address,
 .The Day We Celebrate,' County Pres
 ident James A. Hynes; address. 'The l lrishman's Love for His Native Land ; by James NJ. Lynch: address .aThe
 Progress of the Order in This City" bv | William c. Keenan. There will also
 be musical selections. both instrument
 tai and vocal. by well known entertain.
 CTS. The Second division promises q pleasant evening to all who attend.
 The Hill street improvement associ-
 ation held their regular meeting last , night. Notwithstanding the condi- ton of the streets q good attendance was present. The association is anx- iously waiting for the outing of the
 board of public works. as the streets are in a very bad condition at pres ent. Arrangements are now complet
 ed for the smoker to be held to-night
 i'll the club rooms. The association . has given the residents of Johnson . avenue the use of their rooms for ! meeting to be held next Thursday night to consider the improvement ot . that street. The committee would
 be pleased to have all property owners
 on that street present next Thursday night. They are considering the ad
 visibility of enlarging their present
 quarters so they can give entertain
 ments there. The bylaws covering
 the sick benefit feature have beer | adopted and are now in operation They provide for the payment of $s
 per week for ten weeks.
 The troubles of the Buck family
 were given their first ventilation il
 the superior court at short calendar il
 New Haven yesterday before Judge
 Case Mrs Minnie Donaldson Buck the well known singer entered sui
 some tima on for divOrca and to fht