Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-08-29
CITY NEWS.

portant meeting Saturday afternoon at
o'clock at Buffers and Polishers'
hall.
| To-day, Sc cake, Pearl soap. We
sell the best fancy Elgin creamery butt
ter, 26c. 20 lbs granulated S1.0O. The CT
A. IL p. Tea Co.
The Sunshine Athletic club will
hold it's second annual sociable in
Speedwell hall Wednesday evening,
October 8. Lallier's orchestra will
furnish music and Prof Mccormack
will call off the numbers.
Dan Barnell, the aeronaut, says the
New Britain Herald, is to wed again.
Mr. Barnell was recently divorced in
the superior court Of this county. Mr.
Barnell, whose society name is Daniel
Allen Barnell, and Miss Ida NJ Rob-
inson of Waterbury will be married
in the Episcopal rectory in Waterbury
Monday, September /, at 1890 They
will not spend their honeymoon in a
| balloon.
! A handsome lamp, which was award
| ed to Daniel Il. Shea, drum major of
the Sacred Heart drum corps as first
prize in baton swinging at the recent
drum corps tournament, held under
of Danbury, is on exhibition in the dis
| play window of e. j. Firms shoe store.
Shea had a number of competitors, in
Guiding two or three from New York
state, but he succeeded in. winning the
prize handily.
Miss Mary Kelley Of Fuller street
has been appointed principal of the
Town Plot school to succeed NJ I.
Smalley, resigned. Miss Kelley re-
ceived her grammar school training at
st Mary's after which she entered the
Convent of Notre Dame where she
was graduated with high honors. She
also took the regular course at the
Training school under the tutorship of
Miss Finch and graduated from that
institution last June. She is a bright
girl and superintendent Tinker, who
recommended her to the Town Plot
school committee, feels that she will
fill the position to the entire satisfac-
ton of all parties concerned. Miss
Kelley is q daughter of superintendent
Kelley of the street department and a
sister Of Miss Julia Kelley, teacher
at the Elm Street school.
In the police court this morning
Patrick Hartford, Aaron Blandsfield,
Bernard Doyle and Morgan Reese,
charged with vagrancy. all pleaded
guilty. Officer Cayanaugh testified
to finding them asleep in an old build
ing in the rear of Wards flats. A tin
pail and half a loaf of bread constitut-
ed the only articles in the building
which could be offered as evidence of
housefurnishing and provision for the
rainy day. Hartford claimed that
Joe Landatti, who has charge Of the
building, gave them permission to oc-
cupy It, but Landatti denied this
Blandsfeld is working and dropped in
there by chance. Inasmuch as BANDS
field and Hartford have homes the
court allowed them to go. Reese and
Doyle We're each sentenced to thirty
days with costs. A plain drunk was
settled out of court.
Matthias Aubrtin of Glen street, a
carpenter in the employ of Victor Ber-
nier, carpenter and builder, reported at
the police station last night that his
wife and two children were missing,
and wished the police to find them for
him. He said that his wife had left
her home about o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon and had taken two of the chill
dren.On being asked If he knew where
she might be, he said that he thought
Ho1yoke. In. the latter place she has
a sister, and his wife might have gone
there Once before she left him and
went to Naugatuck and stayed there
for some time. but where she stayed
he doesn't know. Mr. Aubertin said
that his wife was slightly demented'
and was at one time an inmate of the
Middletown retreat for the insane. She
was jealous, too so her husband de-
clared, but on being asked IL she had
any reason for her jealousy, he de-
clared that she could prove nothing
against him. The woman took little
money with her.
A. G. Anger the undertaken, through
his attorney, II. X Richmond, has en-
tered suit for $1,000 damages against
John Linsky a Bethlehem farmer. The
case is returnable to the district court
the first Tuesday in September. The
suit is the outcome of a runaway ac-
cident that occurred on Bank street
| yesterday afternoon. Linsky's double
team came laundering along Bank
street from the direction of the He'll
| mann brewery and when the horses
reached Riverside street one tried to
go right ahead while the other pulled
| towards Riverside street During
the struggle the runaways collided
with Undertaken Augers wagon which
was standing in front of Walkers
pharmacy, sinking the pole into the
side of the undertaker's horse, infiict-
ing an ugly wound which may termin-
ate fatally. In any case 1t is thought
that the animal will never be of much
4 value, even if it should recover. Lin
| sky has secured the services of Judge
i Lowe so that when the case is called
there will be something doing.
/ The funeral of Daniel Slattery took
! place this morning from his late home
.on River street to the Immaculate Con-
| ception church at 8 o'clock, and was
largely attended. A high mass of
requiem was celebrated by the Rev
| Father Broderick. Interment was in
the new st Jossph's cemetery. The
/ pallbearers were John Sullivan, Thorn
as Ferris, Andrew Dillane, Patrick
Shannahan, Patrick Cleary and James
Heaney. Among the floral offerings
were the following: Pillow, lettered
Husband from wife; standing cross.
| family; wreath, Mr. and Mrs Flynn;
two dozen and a half, of chrysanthe.
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