Waterbury Democrat., 1902-09-05
CITY NEWS.

attending the New Haven Normal
school.
All members of the Sunshine Attn
letic club are requested to be at their
room at 80 sharp tomorrow evening
There will be a meeting of Liberty
circle, Lady Foresters, this evening In
Mechanics hall. All members are re-
quested to attend.
William Collins, formerly well
known resident of this city. and now
of Brooklyn, N. Y, was in town to-day
looking as bright and cheerful as ever.
The omcers of che six divisions OF
the A. o. HI. will hold meeting next
Tuesday night to- make arrangements
for the holding Of the county conven-
ton.
The Misses Neary and Anna Kelly
of New York have returned home after
spending a four weeks vacation with
their aunt, Mrs James r. Mccarthy OF
Wolcott street.
The business department of the
Boys club is open for the winter work
and help Of all kinds can be furnished.
Chairs can be re-seated. The even
ing work will open on Monday.
Special forecast for Connecticut:
Fair tonight, with frost in the interior
and north portions; Saturday fair, with
rising temperature in west portions;
fresh northwest winds, becoming east
erly.
Branch No 2, socialist party. will
meet this evening at Foresters' hall,
Bank street. All members are request
ed to attend, as matters relative to the
fall For
Grafton.
Mrs Mary Lery, aged Al years, wife
of Daniel Leary of 157 Washington
avenue, died at noon to-day. Besides
her husband she leaves three children.
afternoon.
The choir of st Cecilia's church will
INJECT for rehearsal this evening. AS
high mass will be resumed next Sun
day, Miss Herringer, the organist, is
anxious that all the singers should be
on hand at this evenings rehearsal.
Miss Sadie Cronan, popular music
teacher Of this city, who for the past
month has been under special study at
the New England Conservatory of
Music, Boston, has returned home and
will open a studio at 261 North Main Ma II
street 9 - se -.
East Main street. nearaSfal street,
was covered with fpies1 this morning
about g 80. A wheel of one off the,
Domestic Pie Baking Co.'S wagons was
caught in the trolley rails and twas
pulled off. The result was that pies.
We're scattered in all directions.
The Beach family held their six
teenth annual reunion at Lake Com
pounce Saturday, which was largely
attended by members from all over. the
country. Among those present were
Mrs Elizabeth Woodruff and Miss Fam
ME Seeley of this city. A poem writ
ten on the occasion by Miss See1ey was
read
Rev Farrell Martin, a Roman Cath
Ollie clergyman of Waterbury, who has
for some time owned what is known
as the Silas Darlington place Con- Chip.
pens Hill, has purchased from ex=Sen.
atof IA. II III uzzy IIad mi mi strator on the
estate of the late Franklin Downes a
large section of land adjoining his
place. saws the Bristol correspondent
of the Hartford Courant.
Daniel Kelly. aged SO years. died
| this morning at his home. corner of
East Main and Dublin streets. after q
| few weeks illness with malarial fever.
Besides his mother, Catherine Kelly,
he leaves three sisters, Mrs John Me
Farland Of Bridgeport, Mrs Joseph
Cunningham and Miss Katie Kelly of
| this city The funeral will take place
Sunday afternoon with Service at the
Immaculate Conception church and in
Eterment in st Joseph s. cemetery. f.s
Mrs Sarah Dunphy. through her at.
torney,. d. II. RUSSELL has entered suit
for divorce from her shusband Chris
Dunphy. She also asks for $4,000
alimony. the custody of, minor child
and her maiden name, Sarah Crummey
The complainant alleges intoleFable
cruelty and habitual ihtemperance. MI
nunphy is a prominent Bank street
liquor dealer and has a wide circle Oh
friends and acquaintances. Property
of the defendant at the corner Of Pratt
place and South Main street ST., 100 in
bank and his saloon on Bank street
have been attached
yender of squeaking mouthpieces
made lots of amusement for people
about town to-day. He could mimic
any kind of bird or animal but ap
squealing like a rat and performed tn,
| y
noise for the real thing and went look
ing around for the rodent and got Thu
laugh from a crowd of spectators. JOIN
Edmondson the undertaken, and Ho
mer G. Filley, of the firm of ]. NJ. Bur
rail- & Co. thought the rat was unde
their feet and jumped from one plac
to another with the agility of bale
dancers.
Professor James e. Grafton pre-
sided at meeting of the High Schoo
Athletic association, which was bel,
in the High school building at tn
close of the school session to-day
About 40 pupils were present. Or
ganization was perfected for the com
5 ing year. The following officers wer
g elected: President. Frank Fitzpat
e rick; secretary, John Ryan; treasurer
Clarence Gardner, manager Of tn
Football team, John Gaffney. Th
meeting adjourned to Monday when
delegate to the Trinity Interscholas
tie league will be 1ected. John CAT
ney, the new manager of the Hig
school football team, will no doubt 81
1.-The position in capable and ef1cien
manner, having had much experienc
in that line. Manager Gaffney say
that the outlook for strong tear
is very bright.