Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-05
CITY NEWS.

LllS clJy nave Deeu Setlleu up py hcl- cree Newton in New Haven. There was no opposition.
 Tne estate of Frank E. Nichols Of this city has been settled in the ref eree's court. There was just enough left to pay the expenses of going to the discharge of the petitioner.
 Special forecast for Connecticut: Snow or rain tonight and Thursday; clearing Thursday afternoon; north east winds, becoming high, shifting to north and northwesterly Thursday. After the church services this even l ing. the Ladies' auxiliary, A. 0. H., will hold q meeting i'll Hibernian hall, G. A. R. block. East Main street. | Every member is requested to be pres | ect
 | The Park City theater in Bridgeport l has been sold to Sylvester z. Poll or New Haven for $S5.000. MT Poli Will conduct the theater i'll connection with his New Haven and Waterbury the aters.
 Rev Father Harty, pastor of St Mary's church in New Britain, is serl- l ously i'll. the case being diagnosed as an aggravated attack of liver trouble. l It is feared that an operation may be necessary if the medical treatment does not relieve him by tomorrow.
 Prof IT. $. Gulliver's lecture before the Current Events club at the High school yesterday afternoon, was de voted to q discussion of the following subjects: Profits in the Philippines and Our Royal Guest.' He intended 1 to speak also on 'sThe West Indian Sit uation,'' but time did not permit.
 The funeral of James Irwin took place this afternoon from the resi- 1 dence of his mother on South Elm street with service at the Immaculate l Conception church and interment in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were William Culbert, Richard and John IT, l win. John Cunningham, Michael O'Connell and Michael Nagle. l At short calendar in the city court to-day Judge Burpee ordered bond of $20 for prosecution be filed in the suit of Daniel McGrath against the St Joseph's Lithuanian society, and a bond of $10 for the same purpose i'll the suit of the Coe, Ray Creelman Co against Henry and Louis Brenner.
 The following is the program for the Lenten organ recital at St Johns church tomorrow afternoon at 4:30: Solemn march, w. G. Gilbert; cava- tina, Raff, arranged by Westbrook; andante difth sonata), Mendelssohn; postlude, A minor, Calkin; two organ movements. Dr Volckman, by two performers.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postotfice: Mrs N. Barbour, Charles Behleman, care of Mrs Wolschllin; Edmond Brecher, James Connolly, Charles Collins, care of Mrs r. J. Johnes; E. s. Courtright @, Mrs Maggie Kelly, Herbert Miller, Miss Edith Royston. Mrs Mary F. Smith, Mrs Lew Seeker, Miss Louisa Williams.
 Judge Peasley rendered Judgment in the suit of Frank J. Rametti against Isaac Cohen of New York for SIS. 49 The suit was for $100 for services, and in the suit of S. Froman against Camil To Mascalo judgment for $30 was given The suit of Sophia Peterson of Nauga tuck against Neils Rasmussen of TowI Plot was set down for hearing neX1 s Saturday.
 "The Tipperary March, new two. step written by Leader Fulton, vii : be performed by the American bant e at their promenade concert on Friday
 evening, March 7 The march has
 already been accepted by prominen
 music publisher, who will issue i
 soon for all arrangements. The pro
 gram to be given Friday evening vii
 be the one which was advertised las
 week.
 5 The Rev Samuel D. Mcconnell
 DID,, rector of the Holy Trinity church in Brooklyn, and one of tn,
 most distinguished ministers of tn, Episcopal church in this part of tn, | country, preached a most interestin.
 and eloquent sermon last night at s Johns church which was completel,
 filled with large congregation Tn
 Rev Dr Mcconnell was formerly rec
 tor of Christ church, Watertown. The mortuary report of Registra
 of Vital Statistics F P. Brett for tn
 month of February is as follows
 Scarlet fever, ?; diphtheria, 2; erysip \ elas, l; puerperal fever, 1: diarrhoes y 2; consumption, II; pneumonia. 15
 bronchitis, ?; nervous diseases. 1
 heart disease, 3; accident and violence
 4; all other cases except still births = 27; deaths under one year, 20; death
 under five years, 10; total deaths, "A " " ullc llC DOdIu OL puDllC WOik was in session yesterday Constabl
 Perkins entered the chamber an
 looked suspiciously at the whole pa1
 ty. Someone wanted to know if thi \ was another suit against all the off y cers chosen at the last election. l
 turned out to be nothing worse than
 notification from Frank E. Preta
 through his attorney. U. G. Churcl
 stating that he will claim damage fo
 injuries received from falling on
 slippery walk opposite the residence c
 General Kellogg.
 o- It is evident that there-wi1l be som
 difficulty in adjusting some of the bill
 that were created over the recent, fir,
 Bills for cotton goods, rubber good
 and articles of apparel have been Ser
 in to the board of safety, and as Chic
 Snagg knows nothing about them, ns
 having authorized any such purchase : the question is, who shall pay the bill
 It seems that some parties represente f themselves to the store keepers as SCI wants of the city in some capacity a
 tached to the fire department.
 The Citizens club held a very CT
 thusiastic meeting last evening {
 their temporary quarters in the I,av