Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-16
CITY NEWS.

The Patrick Sarsfield club will hold meeting tonight at Hibernian hall.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Boylan and family are spending a vacation at West Haven.
 MT and Mrs Martin Byrnes of 934 East Main street are receiving congrat- ulat1ons over the arrival of a baby girl on Monday morning.
 J. A. Studley who tried to commit suicide at the Brookside home last week was removed to the retreat for insane at Middletown to-day.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Thursday cloudy, followed probably by local showers and thunderstorms in af- ternoon and night; warmer, fresh west to south winds.
 All the Waterbury Elks who are ex- pecting to attend the state reunion ill New London tomorrow are requested to meet at the Dublin street station to- morrow morning at o'clock
 The committee on arrangements and the general committee of the c. T.. U. Labor day picnic will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in their hall on Grand street. Bids for the refreshment privileges
 
 sent to M. ]. Clark, 30 Bank street.
 A team representing Grieve, Bisset x Holland was defeated by the Mil Ter & Peck nine Monday evening in five inning game by the score of 14 to 0. The features of the game were the fine playing of Reilly and Phillips for the losers and the timely batting of Grilley for the victors.
 The funeral of the late William Ramon took place this morning from the family residence on Washington avenue, at 9 o'clock to St Patrick's church, where a mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev Father Jordan. It was one of the largest funeral pro- sessions seen in the city in many years At the request of the family there were no floral offerings. The pail bearers were Patrick and Edward Ramon, John and Lawrence Tobin and Henry and John Kennaugh. h. terment was in the family plot in St Joseph's cemetery,
 Harry Beauregard and Louis Bavel1e, two youngsters each about seven or eight years old, were arrested this morning on Union street by Officer Mccarthy on a charge of stealing horse belonging to Thomas Delowry, the contractor and builder. They took the rig from Meadow street and were having fine time when the of ficer collared them and drove them to the police station, where they were locked up. They rOared with all their might when they were placed be- hind the great iron doors. Chief Egan said that the police authorities have had a lot of trouble lately on account of this kind of business and that young Beauregard is q past master at it. The boys belong i'll Brooklyn and were sent home in charge of an officer who was instructed to notify their parents that if they cannot restrain them the police will have to take them ill hand.
 Dr George c. Herr, q graduate of the dental department of the Uniyer- sity of Pennsylvania. will open an office i'll room 47 i'll the Apothecaries Hall building on Monday July 21. pr Herr is talented young man and made a most favorable showing during his collegiate career. He entered Villanova college i'll 96 and graduated in '99 with the degree of bachelor of science. He became student in the dental department of the University of Michigan in '99 and remained there two years, at the. end of which time he entered, the dental department of the University of Pennsylvania from which he graduated in 1902. At each col- lege he was prominently connected with athletics. At Villanoya he was quarterback on the football team and was substitute quarterback on the University of Michigan's football team. He was fullback on the scrub eleven of the U. of F. and also rowed at No 5 in the 1902 U. of F. crew.