Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-11
CITY NEWS.
American band promenade tonight

1 several selections at the dedication or St Patrick's church next month.
 Albert Parsons of B. Franklin street held the ticket that drew the ton of coal at Wilson & Tyrrells mems fur nishing store.
 Minott T. Ashborn and Miss Eve 1 lyn Dayton, both of this city, were married to-day by the Rev J. G. Dav- export.
 Word was received here to-day of the death of Mrs Ellen O'Brien of Matta- tuck street, which occurred last night at Middletown.
 l ...Art in American Life' was the sub- 1 ject of Hamilton Wright Mabie before l the Waterbury Women's club at Lea venworth hall last night.
 l The second annual concert and soci- able given by the Moonlight Athletlc l club was held in Speedwell hall last night and was largely attended.
 The Ladies' auxiliary. \. o. H., will meet tonight in k. of c. hall for the purpose of e1eeting officers and to trans act other business of importance. 4 very important special meeting of l the Catholic Women's association will
 
 is earnestly requested to be present.
 Superintendent Doran of the board i of charities is attending q meeting of superintendents of boards of charities and selectmen at Hartford to-day.
 Helen Maria, aged two years and four months, daughter of Mir and Mrs John N. Sugrue of 20 Hopkins street, died last night of diphtheria and was buried to-day at 4 o'clock in the new St Joseph's cemetery.
 A handsome group picture of the members of the Waterbury police base ball team and Commissioner D. J. Lahey of the board of public safety is on exhibition in the window of Pollak X Co.'S art store on Bank street.
 The case of Julia Madden versus Michael AIcAIahon has been set down for trial in the superior court follow ing the cases of Bolger and Hayes yer sus the Consolidated Railroad Go. That means it will be heard in January. The funeralEof Mrs Rose Grego took place this morning from her late home on North Main street, with q mass of requiem at the church of Our Lady of Lourdes by the Rev Father Karam and interment in St Josephs cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs Willis Vande- mark will take place tomorrow morn l ing at S:30 o'clock from her late home l on Johnson street, with q mass Of requiem at the Immaculate Conception church and interment in St Joseph's l cemetery.
 The matterlof drawing up the neces- sary papers and doing all stherFequisitc work on paper regarding the efforts to get the proposed normal school here has been left to Superintendent Tinker by the committee appointed by the board of edrc2 ton.
 The debate on the subject, .'Re- solved, that United States senators should be elected by popular vote, 7 which was arranged to take place at the rooms of the St Joseph's T. A. so ciety on next Monday night, has been postponed.
 List of letters remaining unclaimed in the postoffice: W. H. Cushion fwo) Patrick Claffey, Henry Larson, David Lynch, John McKissick, Ben More Terence O'Laughlin, Michael O'Con- nell, Miss Florence Roath, Mrs Mary P. Smith Edmond Weill.
 The Waterbury Farrel Foundry and ! Machine Go started this week to sell some coal to it's employees. A carload of anthracite arrived on Monday and l this coal the company slselling at cost to those employees who absolutely need it. The coal came in very handy for a number of families.
 Edward Harrington of South Main street had one of his hands badly smashed in pair of rolls at the Chase rolling mills about 1:30 o'clock this morning. He was one of the night gang and was pinned in the rolls for a 1 long time before he could be liberated. Dr Lally and Dr AXtelle dressed his | injuries.
 As candy making is not included in 1 the regularai courses i'll cook cry at the Friendly league school of housekeeping, a special lesson on that subject will be given Saturday evening, December 13, at T: 80, to which either members or non- members will be admitted, names to be registered at the office.
 l A young man claiming to hail from Danbury made off last night with a small sum of money from the billiard rooms kept by Robert Stone in the | 14dWlOE- OI ILAClllHSCs pldc0 The young man was found in a hotel where he confessed his inability to re. sist the temptation that presented it. self and returned the greater part of the money.
 | The motion argued at short calendar 1 before Judge Shumway in the superior court, last Friday, to amend the com plaint in the ST, 100000 case of Charles and Horace Hoadley of this city against the estate of the late Henry B Plant, was decided yesterday in favor of the plaintiffs. This is a big point l for the plaintiffs. for the decision means that additional facts may be added to the complaint, which greatly strengthens their case.
 On next Sunday the feast of the I'm maculate Conception will be celebrated at Our Lady of Lourdes churchA Al 10 o'clock solemn high mass will be celebrated, the following priests off ciating: Celebrant. Rev Father Gae 1 tano. New Haven; deacon, Rev Father Pietro. New Haven; sub-deacon, Rev Father Karam. A special musical pro gram has been prepared. The regu lar choir will besassisted by an orches fra Tho aIfar will hn baxd dco,,, oI [,