Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-29
CITY NEWS.

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 Get your goose and duck eggs at the Boston Butter House Hen eggs 17c dozen, 6 dozen for S1O0
 John Mccoy of Ansonia was the guest yesterday Of Miss Mamie Me Nally of South street.
 Special forecast for Connecticut Clearing late tonight: Sunday fair and cooler brisk to high southwest winds.
 Joseph B.. Sherwood and Mrs Cath 1 erine F. Hellmann were married Thursday at St Johns church by the Rev John x. Lewis.
 The funeral of Rose. child of Mi and Mrs Patrick Lahey of Merry street took place yesterday morning. with in terment in Calvary cemetery. l Lawyer Downs and John O'Keefe of Wallingford were in town Fast Day visiting Mrs Charles Sake Of Grand street, who is an aunt to Alr Downs.
 Judge Burpee in the city court yes terdsy morning suspended sentence up on Nellie Barnes and kittie Buckley. both first timers, charged with in l toyieatios.
 The Citizens club will give I con cert and promenade on Monday even ing Music will be fuelisileJ bv l faulmann full orcn e';tr,s ald Fro:es- sor Herr will promiit.
 The Waterville people of St Michael's parish will hold T fair next week. beginning Tuesday evening. There will be stage entertainment and dancing every evening.
 The infant child of Jeremiah Gre villo died at the home, G46 Bank street. yesterday. The funeral will take place this afternoon at , o'clock. Interment in Calvary cemetery.
 A man who keeps q close watch upon the doings of the city boards suggests that when lines are being es- tablished for lower South Main street that the bend be Knocked off the street at City Corners, so called.
 Munson Hagen who was formerly employed by the clock company and is now in tlle manufacturing business on his own hook in Bridgeport. reports very good business, and says he is get ting along very well.
 Our Easter souvenir free with. all
  baking powder or extracts. \ beauti- ful imported English porcelain blue flower Neswick salad dish. festooned edge. rococo finish. beginning Monday March o4. The Ct A. and r. Tea Co, 29 East Main street..
 This evening Callmen Hayes, Galla- gher and Bowling of the Burton street engine house will be reprimanded by Commissioner Taylor per vote of the board of safety passed at the meeting held last Tuesday evening. The rep rimand is for being absent from the engine hoGSe at-Er hours.
 The Brooklyn free Kindergarten will open for the spring term 1t the same time with the public schools of Ihat locality. It is earnestly hoped that all lAarents who have not already com piled with the request for vaccination will do so as soon as possible. as cer- t:ficate of vaccination is required from every child attending the kindergar- teH
 The funeral of Mrs Hannah Delan- ey took place this morning from her late home on Wall street with service at the Sacred Heart church by the Rev Father Shelley and interment in St Joseph's cemetery. The bearers were William and Thomas Grady, Daniel Leary, Stephen Cassidy, Pat rick Leary and James Shea.
 There appears to be an abundance of eggs in the market at this time, so that nearly everybody will be able 10 get all of them he can eat tomorrow 4 Waterbury man says he never eats less than dozen eggs on Easter Sun day morning and declares that he takes them shells and all. He consid- CTS the shell the best part of the egg and thinks those who throw it away guilty of wilful waste
 The Rev Matthew J. Smalley of this city was granted q divorce from his wife Ella L. by Judge Case in New Haven Thursday. MT Smalley alleged desertion. His wife left him some time ago, claiming she did not care for the life of minister's wife. the duties of such being very disagreeable to her. She is now supposed to be living at Oakridge. Mir Smalley is Con- gregational clergyman. and was at one time connected with the Bucks hill chapel
 There will be a meeting of the
  board of managers of the Brass City Amateur baseball league at the rooms of the South End A. c. tomorrow af- ternoon. This new league is com posed of the following clubs: North End 4. C., South End A. C., Pequot Social club, Second Ward Athletic club and the second team of the St Josephs T. H. society. Permanent officers will be elected at the meeting tomorrow and reports from different committees will be submitted.
 The American band concert and dance at the City hall next Tuesday evening promises to be a success. as q large number of tickets have already been sold. The band has had several rehearsals for this event and the pro- gram to be presented Tuesday even ing will be musical treat to those who attend Those who are vaccinat- ed will be taken good care of, and a few special numbers will be played for their benefit. such as the new two step. Hands Off" and the "Hop Waltz" etc.
 Mrs Elizabeth A. Robbins, the wife of F. W. Robbins of this city, died yesterday at the residence of her son. Dr Elmer E. Robbins, in New Bedford. | Mass. She was 6S years old and had been in i'll health for some time The