Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-22
CITY NEWS.

Miss Sally Roe of New York is the guest of MT and Mrs John Bergin and family of South Main street.
 John Dillon of William street has resumed his studies at Yale college. after several weeks illness with scar let fever.
 The members of Court Phelan should not forget the special meeting tonight at Grand Army hall. The meeting will be called to order at S:30 sharp by the grand secretary.4 It is important that every member should attend.
 The divorce case of Charles vs Char lotte Rogers, both of Watertown, was partly heard ill Litchfield county su- perior court yesterday. It will be re sumed next Thursday. Judge Peasley represented the plaintiff.
 Chief Snagg has additional horses at the different houses since the snow storm set in and he intends to keep them there until the streets are in con- dition. so that the regular horses can pull the apparatus without any trou- ble.
 The Catholic Literary association will observe the memory of Emmet on March 4. An appropriate program has been prepared ill which some of the old members figure quite conspicuously. The annual dance and reception of the association will take place on the first Friday after Lent and promises to at tract q large attendance.
 Some Italian girls from Louis Cook $ room are said to have been brought down to Foreman Dougherty's room yesterday, which is one of the rooms where the girls are on strike. The Italians looked at the work which the girls did and shook their heads. They did not wish to have anything to do with such work. They were then sent back to their old work.
 The offices in the City hall building, the postoffice, public school banking houses and some of the factories are closed. so that were it not for the big snow storm which has rendered so many men and teams necessary about the center, Waterbury would be in holiday attire and we would be ob- serving Washington's birthday some thing like. the way it ought to be kept.
 Complaint has been left with the prosecuting authorities against num- Der of boys living on and about North Elm street. It is said they are accus- toned to envelope a stone or some or some other hard substance i'll q snow ball and pelt every person that offers himself as target. They are said to have severely hurt q Hebrew in this manner The boys names are in the possession of the authorities and may be prosecuted.
 There were several sleighing parties last evening. A number of employees of the Waterbury Buckle Go enjoyed q ride to West Cheshire, while d party of young people from Foreman Stan ley's room in the Scoyill shop went to Woodbury. They had q rough time of it on the return trip. Drifts of all sizes were encountered. It took the horses between six and seven hours to return from Woodbury and Cheshire. The parties arrived home about 9 o'clock this morning.
 The traffic is very difficult for ve- hicles of all kinds to-day. Undertaken Thomas Bergin had charge of the fu- neral of Frances Shaemmock, which took place from the home of her par ents on Church street, Waterville, this morning. Interment was in Calvary cemetery Four horses were attached to the hearse and it took them two hours and half to go to Watervlle and three hours to return to this city. Four fresh horses were placed on the hearse before the trip to Calvary was made.
 The local Young Mems Christian as has been fortunate i'll secur- ing the services of George l.. McNutt for second address, which will be given ill the Jacques opera house to- morrow afternoon at o'clock. When here on his former visit, last Novem- Der, MT McNutt was greeted with a very large audience of men, at which time he delivered his address entitled ssThe Dinner Pail Man." The cordial welcome extended him before gives as- surance of an enthusiastic greeting the coming Sunday A word of personal reference to MT McNutt will not be amiss at this time. He is man who has created unusual interest and atten- ton in his unique studies from, q prac- tical standpoint concerning the lives of worklng1nen. His topic on Sunday will be sWhat Does Christianizmg City Imply and Demand?'