Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-09
CITY NEWS.

Rev John c. Murray, ID. D., pro lessor at St Thomas's seminary III Hartford, paid visit to his parents on South street in this city yesterday.
 The many friends of Thomas Savers, the genial clerk at the postofice, will be pleased to see him at his old posi- tion once more after short illness.
 Alexander Curry died this afternoon at ais home. 12 Hopkins street, after q long illness. His widow survives him. 1 le time of the funeral will be an nounced later.
 take place tomorrow afternoon at Z o'clock from his late home on Spring street with service at the church or Our Lady of Lourdes.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Rain tonight, cooler western portions; Wednesday cooler and fair; brisk to high southwest winds, shifting 10 northwest Wednesday morning.
 James D. c. Murray, Joseph Elem ming, John Sullivan, Joseph Brennan. john Butterly and Joseph Woods will leave tomorrow for Holy Cross college, where they will resume their Work.
 John Moriarty and John J. Splain attended the opening of the new Poll theater in Bridgeport last evening. MT Moriarty will go to New York on a business trip before he returns to this city. ,4
 Thomas Maher, aged GA years, died this afternoon at his home, Carman street. He leaves one dauHiter, Mrs William Byrne, and a son, Thomas Maher. The deceased was member of Court Wolf Tone, F. of A. he fu- neral notice will appear later.
 The Boston Furniture Go will open it's new and splendidly equipped store for. business tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. It will pay those in want of furniture or those who would like to see furniture display to make a call at the new store.
 Irene, the three months old daugh- ter of MT and Mrs John Hemlock, died at the home of her parents, GA East Main street, this morning. Tie fu- neral will be held at ? o'clock to-mor- row afternoon and the burial will be in Calvary cemetery.
 The district court, criminal side, which has adjourned to next Tuesday will, according to the expectations or Prosecuting Attorney Bradstreet ad- journ a week further. Judge CoWell is a delegate to the republican state convention which convenes early next week and his business as delegate to one would interfere with his duties as judge of the other.
 James Downey, foTty-seyen years of age, died this morning at his home, 23 Howard street. He leaves a widow and seven children, James, John, Law renee, Josephine, Julia, Maggie and Mary. He leaves also two brothers, John of Wallingford and Thomas of Unionville He was a member of Sheridan council, Knights of Colum- bus. The funeral notice will be giv- en later.
 The classes are now being arranged at the Boys club for the autumn and winter months. It is expected that at least 175 boys will belong to the classes which will be held each week. The classes of study and the respective instructors are as follows: Music, Archibald E. Rice; conversational, Miss Alice Chase; drawing, Mir Guil- ford; carpenter, teacher not yet select ed; gymnasium, Charles Warner. John Burrall; boys congress, Mrs !. E. Col by; scrap book, Mrs Steele, Mrs John Elton and Miss Burrall; writing. Miss Hart. The classes will be commenced during the first week in August. Small musical instruments such as harmon1- cas- will be purchased for the singing class.