Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-07
CITY NEWS.

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 The Wire Workers union will hold an important meeting tomorrow night at o'clock.
 Special forecast for Connecticut Fair tonight and Wednesday,; light to fresh westerly winds.
 Cyrus J. Thompson, baggage mas ter at the Naugatuck depot, is spend 1 ing a vacation in Colorado.
 There will be an anniversary requien high mass Wednesday morning at tht Sacred Heart church for the late Mrs Mary Synnott.
 Edward Tarrant of this city has ta- ken a position as boiler maker in the works of the New York, New Haven l 6 Hartford Railroad Go at New Ha ven.
 Barcelona council, K of O., will hold an important meeting this even ing Several candidates will be mi tiated, and every member is requested 1 to be on hand
 The funeral of Mamie Higgins will take place from the family residence on Baldwin street to the Immaculate Conception church at 9 o'clock to morrow morning.
 The funeral of Mrs Maurice Brick l will take place from her late home on North Elm street to the Immacu- l late Conception church tomorrow morning at 8:3O o'clock.
 It now turns out that the Polander who fell off the running board of a North Main street car is suffering from fractured leg. Who says Al derman Beach's ordinance should not be adopted?
 Judge Peasley, representing the will of the late Mrs Catherine Grohs, has given notice of appeal to the su- perior court from the decision of Judge Benton of Naugatuck, who de- cided yesterday that the will was made under undue influence.
 To-day was the first day for receiy- ing applications for liquor licenses. Prosecuting Agent Pierce was in the county commissioners office in the court house building for that purpose and as is usaul, always on the first few days, only few applications were received.
 At the regular weekly meeting last Friday of the Connecticut Anti-Vac- c1nation league it was resolved to as certain the sense of the membership on proposition to take action in re- spect to those children who are re. fused admission to the public schools on account of non-vaccination.
 John H. Fitzgerald, father of the Rev Father Fitzgerald of the Sacred Heart parish, died yesterday morning in Bridgeport. Deceased had been complaining of illness for the past few days, but it was not believed his condition warranted calling a physi elan. Death was attributed to heart disease.
 The committee from the United French societies have secured two more artists to appear at the grand concert Monday evening, Miss Cor della Quessy, of Fitchburg, Mass. one or the most pleasing soprano singers III the Bay state, and Regis J. Cloutier or worcester, violinist of much abil- lty He is a graduate of the Boston Conservatory of Music.
 Superintendent Tinker of ina nnhlic schools said to-day that room will ha arranged and equipped in the evening ScnO0lS for the accommodation of fha Lithuanians who called last night. and that it will be ready for them thfs evening. He hopes to see large mum, Der of Lithuanians enter the class and says mat everything possible will he done to give them an opportunity to learn the English language.
 Mrs Mary Lynch died last evening at the home of her son. Maurice Lynch of 351k South Willow straot The deceased leaves two sons iTaur. ice and Patrick, and two sisters Mrs Ellen Dooley and Mrs Michael Sulli- van or Fall River, Mass. The funeral VIII take place tomorrow afternoon aC Z:5O o'clock. A mass of re0uiem Will be celebrated for the deceased at the Immaculate Conception church at $ o'clock Thursday morning.
 The Barbers' union held maat;no last evening and adopted the schednlo of working hours, to go into effect No Vember l: Monday, 2 a. m. tn m.; Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. . m. to p. m.; Wednesday. . m to , p. m.; Saturday, a. m. to n n - shops are to be closed all day on bol- ldays, except when holiday falls on Saturday or Monday. The opening hour during December, January Fah. fuary and March to be 7:3O q. m
 The district court civil side. onaned to-day for the October term. Fnrtbor than hearing a motion for special hail m the suit of George Harrington owner of the Waterbury baseha1i team, for $1,000 against Officer Con. nell of Norwich nothing was done n Inls matter Attorneys Burke and Al ing or Norwich appeared for Connell ana Attorney Russell for Harrineton During game in Norwich MT liar. rlngton claims he was roughly hand led by Cornell, who is a policeman in that town. and was put off tha grounds by Connell Special hail of $l,0OO was ordered.
 It is probable that the sniff hro,,nn+ by Attorney Richmond against Ea,.- mer Linsky for 1000 damages in tho interests of A. c. Auger will be sat- s,se tied without recourse to the conrts it Will be recalled that d hair r or horses belonging to Linsky ran away on Bank street in the Brooklyn dis, trlcC several weeks ago. Near River slde street the team collided with : horse and team Belonging to Verriar N Auger, dealers in furniture sorio,,r.