Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-06
CITY NEWS.

bia Medical school.
 The Elks' bazaar committee will meet tonight at the office of Fl. R. Durant at s o'clock.
 Mrs w. F. Dillon. formerly of this city, is visiting at the home of Pierce I s. Dillon of South Main street.
 Mrs William O'Hara of Great Bar rington, Mass. and Mrs John Holland of Albany, N. Y, who have been vis- iting their brother, James $. Carroll of 40 East Main street, returned home this afternoon.
 Rain prevented the final game in the City league series yesterday afternoon and it will probably be played next Sunday. The managers of the league will hold a meeting tonight to make arrangements for the game.
 Some idea of the number of typhoid fever cases in Waterbury may be gained from the fact that Dr MaIoney, one of the two attending physicians at the Waterbury hospital for the quar- ter just ended, had twenty-four ty- phoid patients assigned to him.
 At meeting of the Labor day ar engagement committee of the Central 1 Labor union, held Sunday, it was yot- ed to extend the time for returning unsold tickets to Sunday, October 12. All not turned in by that time will be charged to the delinquent members This evening will be the opening night in the department of physical training at the Friendly league All class sessions for the first two weeks will be open for visitors The Eng llsh and the violin classes and the musical club will not meet until next week.
 Representatives from the Buffers and Polishers, -Stampers, Brass Work CTS and Lithuanian Buffers and Polish CTS met at the hall on Grand street yesterday and voted to form a Metal Trades council. Matters of interest to the metal trades were discussed and the meeting adjourned until October l9, when formal organization will be completed.
 The committee appointed by the board of public works to inquire into the complaint of ID. H. Tierney re garding the blocking of the sewer pipe Tn front of his property on North Main street put the matter to a practical test Saturday and demonstrated that 1t Is nothing for which the city is re- sponslble, so much of the pipe as is To- cated in the street being found in per- feet working order. se . E IfsI
 The hearing before Attorneys Jack son and Church as commissioners loil the estate of the late William H. De- fancy, was resumed today The claim of Mrs Catherine Sheridan of S1.20O odd for board and services rendered MT Delaney was under consideration. Attorney Byrne appeared for the claims and Attorney Carmody for the estate The hearing was interrupted by numerous tilts between the counsel as to their methods of examination.
 The constant rain yesterday upset many plans for outings by groups of young people who had arranged for trolley rides and tours through the woods after the much coveted wall nuts and chestnuts. The crop Of nuts was rather scarce this year. and on this account most of them must have already been gathered in. The squirrels must have had to perform some tall hustling to get their winter supply ill before the small boys left the trees bare
 The Gaelic Literary society held very enthusiastic meeting in A. o. H. hall Sunday afternoon The commit tee reported the new rooms of the so- c1ety as ready for occupancy and the members will take possession on neyt Tuesday evening. The society has increased so much in active as well as honorary membership that it has outgroWn it's present quarters and has secured rooms in the Tierney block on Bank street, where anyone inter- ested in the language, literatl1re and music of Ireland will receive a hearty welcome. Irish-speaking peonla nav De sure of "a Cead Mile fai1tba roi- mis- at rooms and z, 162 Bank street.
 The operators at the local tele- graph office puzzled their wits to-day irving to read the following message sent Dy Timothy Luddy to the con gention or the National League of inc GaeIlc association, now in session a+
 nliadeiphla: "Bennacht Dae air wur n ooer. Cummain na Gaelic. Wator- puly, Translated into English +ba Nolus read: 'sThe blessing of God un your work. Gaelic society. Watar- puIy. The message was forwardad U .he convention by MT Luddy on ha- nam ,s!,i ol The. local organization. whiol, VIII soon be one of the stronoest " ll.ss h.sn les of the kind in this section oe Dou- o,' country. The society has rantae1 +ad neW quarters in the. Tierney blocl- ~ morrow. occupy them to-
 lo.morrow afternoon a fallows,,,. +;os eihg Will be held in the Con noroera ,D.,1' slonal church in Watertown as ga es liaI recognition of the entrance of +lo present. present pastor, the Rev WiIliam m aloilnes' a,'s' upon the pastorate of +bat Gnurcn p Tor an indefinite period be Tbe neV Dr Davenport of this citv ni1I 1 speak on the subject, 'sThe Idea, paa 1 tor Tn Relation to His Church chs ]" whilo T as, lne ReV Sherwood Soule of Nanoa5,,n,5 Iml.E VII " speak on ''The Ideal Cbnrcb ;,, helatlon to Its Pastor, Tha pan ~ emory Aly H. Bradford, D.D., of Monnt Clalr, N J., will deliver disconrsa on The Ideal Congregational C6nrcb Ill Reiatlon to It's Sister Churches ;, Dr Bradford is moderator of tha Na lionaI Congregational council and in denominational circles no man is hat. ter known. Invitations to thiS ,noot ing have been sent to many churcbass m this vicinity and all persons who desire to attend the meeting will ho cordially welcomed ! "